The Respect the Nest Committee and the Green Team are hosting Saint Anselm College’s first annual Earth Day Fair on Thursday, April 18th. The Fair will take place on JOA Quad/Campus Green and will feature 25+ different clubs, organizations, and academic departments all discussing how environmental initiatives and sustainability relate to and benefit their missions. The present organizations will be tabling with interactive activities for community members to participate in. There will also be free merch, various giveaways, and a plant based BBQ by AVI Dining Services.

Location Information:
Goulet Reading Room

Contact Information:
Theresa Dabruzzi, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Biology
tdabruzzi@anselm.edu
(603) 641-7159

Additional Information:
This photography exhibition will display the assignments and climate change research of students from the Biology department’s Conversation Management and Policy course. Generally, most think of climate change and its effects as being far away or as a thing that will starve the polar bears, but climate change happens much closer to home. Students’ photographs capture what climate change looks like to them and how it is affecting their lives.

Location Information:
Perini Lecture Hall

Contact Information:
Professor Lori LaPlante 
Department of Biology
llaplante@anselm.edu

Additional Information: 
Please join us for the Annual Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society induction ceremony. Beta Beta Beta is an honor society for students dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research.

Thirteen eligible juniors and seniors will be inducted into the Chi Zeta Chapter. After the induction ceremony, there will be two Beta Beta Beta members presenting their research. Noah Manuel ’23 will present his research titled “Creation of a Flora of Saint Anselm College,” and another speaker, to be determined, will present their research also. 

Location Information: Carr Center

The Annual SOAR Poster Session is a collection of senior research and work across college academic departments in a conference poster-style format. Typically, the session involves numerous departments in the sciences, social sciences, and beyond, including (but not limited to): Psychology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Politics, Criminal Justice, and Sociology.