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MUSE Workshops 2022-23
This year, MUSE is enthusiastic to hold our new workshop series to foster a multidisciplinary community of graduate scholars working on sustainability and the environment.
Under this theme, we will host workshops that facilitate the types of connections needed for multidisciplinary sustainability and environment research. These could be social gatherings that allow members to get to know each other, events focused on showcasing exemplar research and scholarship, a writing retreat, and lightning talks. We intend for this pivot to help MUSE connect with new members of our intellectual community, and to lower barriers for entry and engagement with the MUSE Initiative. Following several years of success, our hope is that modifying our plan for MUSE this year will help the initiative garner even more enthusiasm and reach even greater heights.
This year’s MUSE Workshop Series is supported by a Rackham Interdisciplinary Workshop award. Jeremy Glover (jlglover@umich.edu) and Zachary Gersten (zgersten@umich.edu) are co-coordinators.
Schedule:
| Date | Workshop content | Modality |
|---|---|---|
| September 29th | MUSE @ Bill's | In-person |
| October 6th | Interdisciplinary Workshop; Zak Gersten (School of Public Health) Jeremy Glover (English Language and Literature) | In-person |
| October 27th | Film Screening and Book Club, Annihilation (2014 book, 2018 film) | Hybrid |
| November 17 | Community Event with the Graham Sustainability Institute | In-person |
| December 8 | Interdisciplinary Workshop: Niki Fairchild Azevedo (STAMPS) | In-person |
Bringing together emerging sustainability scholars university-wide to discuss the latest research and share ideas
Our workshops bring together an interdisciplinary group of sustainability-oriented graduate students to provide a space for stimulating intellectual conversation, applying new skills and receiving feedback on one’s own work, and broadening knowledge and perspectives. The workshops also provide a space for developing interdisciplinary collaborations and social connections with like-minded graduate students.