Burning Up at AUP: Recent Episodes
Emmanuelle Manas & Chloe Gavalas
CAN YOU FEEL IT? WE ARE “BURNING UP AT AUP” WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CENTER’S NEW HIT PODCAST!Senior Chloe Gavalas and junior Emmanuelle Manas have taken on a new means to communicate science. With their 5 episode podcast series, you will learn the ups and downs to AUP’s Joy and Edward Frieman Environmental Science Center, as well as its participants and projects. It is the first podcast focused around the center, as well as its accompanying members. Whether to relax from finals or to listen while you are out and about, hop on to Spotify to find the limited series and enjoy hearing your fellow faculty and staff discuss various environmental concerns. You will not regret it.
We are back to recap our mini series and fill our listeners in on how they can get involved. Get yourselves up and moving
To wrap up this short series, this episode will recall the key information declared throughout the series and will focus on future involvement. It will reinforce why the center stands as such an important structure within AUP and will also provide listeners with a platform to which they are able to express their questions, concerns, and ideas about the center.
Let’s see what hard-hitting journalism has to say about science’s bad habits
Guest speakers Professor Westley and Professor Kobtzeff will join the conversation to discuss the center, how it communicates, and how they feel about the current projects. Professor Westley will help to offer a journalistic viewpoint on the topics introduced by the center, as well as its effectiveness in conveying its messages to the entire AUP community. Professor Kobtzeff will give insight to his views based on his numerous publications and his work in environment and geopolitics. This will offer the possibility to understand how, as a specialist in the communication of topics such as climate change are relayed in the media.
Let's discover the talents of AUP! In this episode we will discover the projects of the research center led by Professor Berg and Professor Manuel Caballer
Guest speakers Professor Berg and Professor Caballer will join the show for an insight of the center’s current projects and what they have been working on. They will converse with the hosts to convey why they feel that their work and the center in total is a vital aspect to the AUP community. They will also explain why they were interested in participating in the center in the first place and how students are able to get involved as well.
On this episode we sit down with Clark Marchese to talk about composting
Clark Marchese will join the conversation to share their views about environmental science. Clark will be able to inform listeners about his initiatives to compost AUP’s food waste.
Chloe Gavalas and Emmanuelle Manas invite you to The Joy and Edward Frieman Environmental Center’s first ever environmental podcast. Sit back and relax as we lead you through how AUP communicates science
Chloe and Emmanuelle will introduce the podcast and explain why they have chosen this platform to convey their messages. They will cover the Joy and Edward Friedman Environmental Science Center by giving an insight into what it is, what its mission is and its values, who it is meant for, and how it came to be. The episode will provide its listeners with the logistics covering accessibility to the center and who can be contacted if one is looking to get involved. It will also explain what the center has accomplished over its lifetime, as well as the current studies being conducted, and its future plans.