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Monthly Archives: April 2012Earth Observations Capabilities “At Risk” Says MooreApril 23, 2012 
At a panel organized by the Alliance for Earth Observations last month, University of Oklahoma’s Dr. Berrien Moore said that our nation’s Earth observations capability “is at risk.” Moderated by Nancy Colleton, the Space and Terrestrial Weather: Climate Change and More panel at the American Astronautical Society’s (AAS) 50th Goddard Memorial Symposium brought together leaders Read More → IGES Helps Attendees Make the Best of NSTA 2012April 18, 2012 
The National Science Teacher’s Association (NSTA) annual conference is truly a marathon. Drawing thousands of educators from across the nation, the meeting features thousands of sessions and a myriad of activities that seek to build connections, showcase the latest in science content, teaching strategies, and research to expand educators’ professional growth. NSTA 2012: At the Read More → Earth Observations to Be Key Topic at Upcoming Aerospace & Defense ConferenceApril 17, 2012 
This June leaders from the aerospace and defense sector will meet in Montreal, Canada for the Emerging Aerospace and Defence Green Technology & Environmental Sustainability Conference. Convened by CME Group International, a leader in strategic executive leadership conferencing, the conference will highlight emerging green technologies and environmental technology roadmaps, and discuss opportunities to reduce costs Read More → IGES President Nominated to Chair Key IUCN CommissionApril 12, 2012 
IGES President Nancy Colleton has been selected as one of two candidates for the Global Chair of the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Commission on Education and Communication. As Chair of the IUCN’s oldest Commission, Colleton would be tasked with providing creative, dynamic and visionary leadership for the CEC as it fulfills its Read More → |
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