2 Past Events at Cooper Physical Science Building, Ball State University

Todd Royer, Associate Professor, School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University, will speak at 4:00 pm in room CN (Cooper Nursing) 160 on Tuesday, April 3, 2012.

"Beyond Water Quality: Embodied Energy and Global Warming Potential in Fertilizer Runoff in the Mississippi River Basin."

Dr. Royer's research focuses on aquatic biogeochemistry, particularly nitrogen, carbon, and phosphorus cycling in streams and rivers. Current projects are focused on water quality and the interdisciplinary study of microbial community structure, dissolved organic matter, and denitrification in agricultural streams.

Please address all questions to Michael Perdue, Director of the PhD in Environmental Science program at 285-8096.

Join The Society of Physics Students, the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society, and the Wildlife Society for a fun day of scientific exploration at Ball State University. 

These three undergraduate student organizations will present interactive science demonstrations in the topics of Physics, Astronomy, Chemistry, and Zoology. The event will conclude in Ball State’s own Charles W. Brown planetarium with prizes and a planetarium show. 

Who: This is a family-friendly event with content aimed at students in grades 1-8.

When: November 9th, 2019 from 12:30 to 3:00 PM.

Where: Cooper Science Complex at Ball State University. Enter through the Planetarium entrance.

Parking: There is a small parking lot on the west side of Cooper, as well as a parking garage on the corner of N McKinley Avenue and W. Ashland Avenue.

Please contact spsballstate@bsu.edu for more information.