Time: 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
Contact: Kimberly Kahn · kjkahn@loyno.edu · 5048652599
Location: Monroe Hall Room 610
Environmental Roundtables are facilitated discussions of important environmental issues, hosted by the Loyola University Environment Program. Facilitators include Environment Program students, faculty and guest hosts.
Felice Lavergne is the Urban Conservancy’s Project Manager. She oversees the Front Yard Initiative, an incentive program encouraging onsite permeability through the removal of excessive paving; Building Active Stewardship in New Orleans (BASIN), an environmental literacy and stewardship program for youth; and advocacy which includes anything from hosting public forums to submitting Master Plan amendments.
Felice is a graduate of the UNO Master of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) program, with an emphasis on Environmental and Hazard Mitigation Planning and Land Use and Urban Design. She holds a B.S. in Psychology from Loyola University New Orleans.
Felice is a certified member of the Louisiana Master Naturalists of Greater New Orleans, from which she learned much about observation and plant identification.
A Louisiana native, Felice is passionate about this unique and wonderful state and looks forward to continuing her personal and professional journey here.
Lunch will be provided!
Find more information on our website: http://cas.loyno.edu/environment/environmental-roundtable
For questions please contact Dr. Eric Hardy at emhardy@loyno.edu or Kimberly Kahn at kjkahn@loyno.edu.
The Department of Psychological Sciences invites you to attend its Fall 2018 Colloquium Series.
Join us in welcoming guest speaker Dr. Amy Brown Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Louisiana Lafayette
Title of Talk: Does alcohol intoxication impact the intentions and behaviors of bystanders to sexual violence?
Description of Talk:
Bystanders can play a key role in preventing sexual violence. Although alcohol is prevalent in instances of sexual violence among college students, little research has explored the extent to which bystander intervention is impaired by alcohol consumption. Data from four studies exploring the relationship between alcohol use and bystander intentions and behaviors were inconsistent, suggesting that the impact of alcohol on bystanders is weak and may depend on other factors.
Food will be provided for those who attend!
Time: 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
Contact: Mona Wolfe · rkwolfe@loyno.edu · (504) 865-3647
Location: Monroe Hall, Room 628
Join us for a presentation given by Joseph Perez, Ph.D., entitle "Seeing the Invisible."