NEWS: Update: 2009 Forum for Sustainability Science Programs
Published: April 10, 2009
Updated: April 10, 2009, 1:47 pm
Update on 2009 Forum for Sustainability Science Programs
The Forum was held Thursday,12 February 2009 in Chicago
I draw your attention to the notes from the 2009 Forum for Sustainability Science Programs held in Chicago, which are now available online at:
http://sustainabilityscience.org/content.html?contentid=2512.
Participants brought up a number of important issues that warranted
more discussion than was possible. These included:
- What makes sustainability science unique?
- Core Competencies for Sustainability Science
- Teaching Sustainability Science
- Institutional Structures Supporting Sustainability Science
Discussion threads for each of these topics are posted online at:
http://discussion.sustainabilityscience.org/forums/21.aspx.
I encourage you to visit the site and post your thoughts. In the coming months, we plan to convene a series of teleconferences to discuss each of these topics in more depth and present findings and recommendations at the next Forum.
Note: The 2010 Forum for Sustainability Science Programs will be held at the AAAS Annual Meeting next February in San Diego. For the past several years, there has been a track within the meeting for sustainability science and next year*s theme-*Bridging Science and Society*-particularly lends itself to this type of work. I encourage you to consider proposing a symposium, and am happy to help you identify panelists. Please note that the submission deadline is Tuesday, 28 April 2009.
Update on 2009 Forum for Sustainability Science Programs
The Forum was held Thursday,12 February 2009 in Chicago
I draw your attention to the notes from the 2009 Forum for Sustainability Science Programs held in Chicago, which are now available online at:
http://sustainabilityscience.org/content.html?contentid=2512.
Participants brought up a number of important issues that warranted
more discussion than was possible. These included:
- What makes sustainability science unique?
- Core Competencies for Sustainability Science
- Teaching Sustainability Science
- Institutional Structures Supporting Sustainability Science
Discussion threads for each of these topics are posted online at:
http://discussion.sustainabilityscience.org/forums/21.aspx.
I encourage you to visit the site and post your thoughts. In the coming months, we plan to convene a series of teleconferences to discuss each of these topics in more depth and present findings and recommendations at the next Forum.
Note: The 2010 Forum for Sustainability Science Programs will be held at the AAAS Annual Meeting next February in San Diego. For the past several years, there has been a track within the meeting for sustainability science and next year*s theme-*Bridging Science and Society*-particularly lends itself to this type of work. I encourage you to consider proposing a symposium, and am happy to help you identify panelists. Please note that the submission deadline is Tuesday, 28 April 2009.
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