ESSA is hosting an Introduction to Undergraduate Research event! This event is an opportunity for students to learn more about undergraduate research from professors and graduate students. Come join us at Taylor Institute (Room 120) on November 24th at 5-7pm!
For students, faculty or staff impacted by the presence of a suspect who is no longer on campus, we encourage you to reach out to Student Wellness Services & Staff Wellness for support. If you witnessed the suspect on campus, contact the Calgary Police Service non-emergency line.
Join the Environmental Science Student's Association for a beer and pizza night from 5pm-9pm at the Last Defense Lounge! Members get the first round free (membership: $5 each).
Meet some of our ESSA executive members at this semester's clubs week! Find us at table 66 on September 19th, table 83 on the 21st, and table 48 on the 22nd. Come say hi and learn about the events and activities hosted by ESSA!🌲🌼 #ucalgaryclubsweek#ucalgary#ucalgaryensc
🌟 A star is born!
Behind the curtain of dust and gas in these “Cosmic Cliffs” are previously hidden baby stars, now uncovered by Webb. We know — this is a show-stopper. Just take a second to admire the Carina Nebula in all its glory: https://t.co/tlougFWg8B #UnfoldTheUniverse
Inuvik, NWT is the Canadian hot spot. Think about that for a second. A small town near the Artic Ocean is the hottest place in Canada. And with 24hr daylight it's hard to escape that heat.7 degrees above "normal" is becoming more normal in the North #climatechangeisreal
@h2obabyts Donating to localized abortion funds (not Planned Parenthood, but smaller organizations) is a great option! https://t.co/CwXuyNwAdj is a good network of local groups that can help those who’ll be most affected. I’ve had a few of my American friends suggest it on social media.
Visiting the Fortress Mountain Snow Observatory was without a doubt one of the coolest (literally) parts of this week’s conference with CWRA, especially the experiments being done to measure snowfall uptake by alpine vegetation.
Only fell into a snowbank four times!
This week I was honoured to attend my first ever scientific conference! I was able to hear so many invaluable voices & perspectives regarding our natural world and the water that links us - my work & the path I’m treading seems more empowered and illuminated than ever before.