“Poetry in the Gardens” is a public art installation by the undergraduate students of Professor Terry Harpold’s Spring 2025 “Ecopoetry & Ecopoetics” course, in collaboration with Imagining Climate Change and IFAS/CALS Field & Fork Farm and Gardens. The Farm is located on the UF campus, 1062 Museum Drive, near Lake Alice and the UF Bat […]
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Todd LeVasseur Sadie Hundemer April 14, 2025 Smathers Library 100 4 PM Join us for a lively, probing discussion of the roles of climate science and ethical reflection in contemporary public life, with Todd LeVasseur and Sadie Hundemer, hosted by UF’s Ethics in the Public Sphere project. The discussion will be followed by a reception. […]
Allison Adelle Hedge Coke February 11, 2025 The Lynx Books (601 South Main Street) 6 PM Allison Adelle Hedge Coke came of age working fields, factories, and waters. A tobacco and sweet potato sharecropper by her mid-teens, she worked as a manual laborer into her late twenties, until retraining for former fieldworkers and physical disabilities […]
Margaret Ross Tolbert December 13, 2024 The Lynx Books (601 South Main Street) 6 PM Our balance requires a reconnection with our myths. In Southern Türkiye, there is a woman who lives in the springs. Her name is Leto. We are looking for her. Proje SU is the story of our search. She watched the […]
Jesse Popp (University of Guelph) November 19, 2024 Smathers Library 100 1 PM The American Indian and Indigenous Studies (AIIS) Program at the University of Florida is honored to host Professor Jesse Popp, Chair in Indigenous Environmental Science at the University of Guelph, Canada, as our inaugural speaker in a new environmental seminar series. This […]
Gina Stamm (The University of Alabama) October 24, 2024 Scott Nygren Scholars Studio Library West Room 212 3 PM Françoise d’Eaubonne (1920–2005) was by all accounts a pioneer both in her intellectual and political life, and in the last decade she has begun to receive the recognition she clearly merits. She seems in many ways […]
Anita M.S. Marshall (UF Department of Geological Sciences) October 3, 2024 Ustler Hall Atrium 5:30 PM Experiencing the natural world outside of the classroom provides essential, formative experiences to those working in natural science disciplines. But these opportunities can present social and environmental barriers that make them inaccessible to many students. GeoSPACE is a unique […]
February 29, 2024 Gainesville Fine Arts Association Gallery 1314 South Main Street 7–10 PM Villa Albertine’s signature Night of Ideas will take place from February 23 – March 3 across twenty US cities. The event invites thought leaders, activists, performers, authors, and academics to engage the public in late-night discussions addressing major global issues. UF’s contribution to […]
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Robert T. Walker (UF Department of Geography) March 19, 2024 Scott Nygren Scholars Studio Library West 5:30 PM “…Even if the tree was aware of my approach, there was no guarantee it would welcome me. Just because I thought we were mutually sympathetic co-habitants of the same planet did not make it so. I was […]
Anne McConnell (West Virginia State University) February 15, 2024 Scott Nygren Scholars Studio Library West 5:30 PM After spending time in the field with evolutionary biologist Amotz Zahavi, the Belgian philosopher and psychologist Vinciane Despret determined that unconventional, interactive approaches to animal knowledge can yield surprising and interesting results. Despret watched Zahavi engage with a […]
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