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Jain wins national award for study of Indian eco-activism
Pankaj Jain's book, “Dharma and Ecology of Hindu Communities: Sustenance and Sustainability," examines three communities in India to explain indigenous ecological knowledge systems. Jain is assistant professor of philosophy and religion studies and of anthropology.
Posted on: Tue 26 February 2013
Faculty join ocean education group's Broader Impacts Boot Camp
Robert Froedeman and J. Britt Holbrook, faculty in the Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies, recently met with representatives of the the Centers for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence in Miami.
International film crew traveled to continent's tip
Diverse, exotic biodiversity of Omora Park is topic of BBC-Discovery Channel program.
Posted on: Thu 05 January 2012
Jain's publications examine Hindu, religious communties' view of environmentalism
Pankaj Jain, assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology and the Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies, is author of "Sustenance and Sustainability: Dharma and Ecology of Hindu Communities."
Posted on: Fri 18 March 2011
Author Wilson to ponder depression, sorrow and their effect on creativity
Eric Wilson, Thomas H. Pritchard Professor of English at Wake Forest University, will discuss his book about bi-polar disorder, "The Mercy of Eternity: A Memoir of Depression and Grace," at a March 24 lecture.
Posted on: Fri 18 March 2011
Three faculty to discuss gas drilling activities in North Texas
UNT Libraries sponsor a free Feb. 15 panel discussion that examines health, environmental and economic aspects of the industry.
Posted on: Sun 13 February 2011
South American field station is a first for the planet
Cape Horn facility supports research, study of environmental philosophy and science.
Posted on: Mon 14 February 2011
Center director post comments on New York Times philosophy blog
"Experiments in Field Philosophy" by Robert Frodeman, Director of the Center for the Study of Interdisciplinarity., published in New York Times blog, the Stone.
Sub-Antarctic program takes second place in worldwide competition
The Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation Program received second place in the 2010 Raanan Weitz Competition, an annual, worldwide call for proposals on innovative strategies to achieve sustainable development.
Chilean environmental expert to join internationally recognized research cluster
Jaime Jiménez, a leading expert on wildlife conservation and environmental studies, will add his expertise to the Sub-Antarctic Ecosystems and Biocultural Conservation program in January.
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