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TW: A quote using ableist language to describe mental disorders, a quote containing a twentieth century Italian ethnic slur, mention of a miscarriage, suicidal thoughts, death by suicide, racial injustice, a mention of blackface, religious trauma, sexual abuse and trauma, mentioning depictions of war PTSD, and death, possession, and decapitation. Mention of gun violence.
Viral Video of Woman in Tennessee Town Hall Meeting: https://tinyurl.com/Momintownhallmeeting
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Franklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 10: COVID-19 and Its Economic and Social Impact in Lancaster County - Part 2 ResultsIn today’s episode, F&M professors Cox, Marshall, and Yen provide the results of a second wave of data collection for the Franklin & Marshall College/ United Way of Lancaster collaboration, “COVID-19 and Its Economic and Social Impact in Lancaster County.” This multidisciplinary study covers the fields of economics, government, public health, sociology, epidemiology, and language learning, and has been designed by five F&M College researchers:
· Dr. Jessica G. Cox, Associate Professor of Spanish and Linguistics
· Dr. Emily A. Marshall, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Public Health
· Dr...2021-06-3039 minFranklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 9: Land Stewardship and Environmental Sustainability in Lancaster CountyF&M Professor of Geosciences, Dr. Andy de Wet and V P of Operations & Conservation at the Lancaster Conservancy, Ms. Jenn Teson discuss their project focused on the land stewardship of Fishing Creek and in Lancaster County.
Recorded: June 25, 20212021-06-2932 min
Franklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 8: Big Spring Run Restoration and Story MapToday's episode profiles work dedicated to reversing stream bank erosion, legacy sediment removal, and ecosystem restoration in Lancaster County watersheds with Dr. Robert Walter, F&M Professor of Geoscience, Dr. Dorothy Merritts, F&M Harry W. & Mary B. Huffnagle Professor of Geoscience, Mr. Jevelson Jean, a recently-graduated F&M student researcher, and Mr. Justin Spangler, PE, Senior Associate at Land Studies, Inc.
For more information:
Story map of the Big Spring Run project
Big Spring Run website
Recorded June 16, 20212021-06-1841 minFranklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 7: A Lancaster Moral BudgetWhat is a moral budget? And how does it help us reimagine our city and county? We address these questions in today's episode. Dr. Antonio Callari, The Sigmund M. and Mary B. Hyman Professor of Economics, Dr. Linda Aleci, Associate Professor of Art History, and Ms. Tammy Rojas, a co-Root Coordinator with Put People First! PA and an organizer with the PA Homeless Union discuss their project entitled “A Lancaster Audit: Toward at Lancaster Moral Budget.”
For more information:
Dr. Callari's 2015 study on poverty in Lancaster
Poor People's Campaign
Put People First! PA
SoWe...2021-05-1851 minFranklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 6: Rain gardens and green infrastructure in the City of LancasterDid you know that Lancaster has 150 rain gardens?! Listen to today's episode to learn more. Today’s episode focuses on the collaboration between F&M Associate Professor of Biology, Dr. Sybil Gotsch and Ms. Kate Austin, Green Infrastructure Coordinator with the Bureau of Stormwater Management, Department of Public Works, at the City of Lancaster for their project entitled “Getting to the bottom of green infrastructure’s dirty secrets: determining what drives variation in rain garden performance in the city of Lancaster.” Recorded April 16, 20212021-04-1940 minFranklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 5: Residential Composting Cooperatives in the City of LancasterToday’s episode focuses on the collaboration between F&M Assistant Professor of Earth & Environment, Dr. Eve Bratman and Mr. Mike Devaney, Manager at the Department of Public Works, Bureau of Solid Waste & Recycling for the City of Lancaster for their project entitled “Residential Composting Cooperatives in the City of Lancaster.” They discuss how composting enables both a circular economy and enhanced civic engagement. Their project launches on Earth Day (April 22nd) 2021.
Recorded on March 22, 20212021-03-2538 minFranklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 4: COVID-19 and Its Economic and Social Impact in Lancaster CountyToday’s episode focuses on the collaboration between F&M and United Way of Lancaster. We talk with F&M Assistant Professor of Biology & Public Health, Dr. Harriet Okatch; F&M Assistant Professor of Government & Public Health, Dr. Jennifer Meyer; and Mr. Kevin Ressler, President & CEO of United Way of Lancaster, for their project entitled “COVID-19 and Its Economic and Social Impact in Lancaster County.” They highlight the need for a public health department in Lancaster. Their multidisciplinary study covers the fields of economics, government, public health, sociology, epidemiology, and language learning, and has been designed by five F&M Colleg...2021-01-3135 minFranklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 3: Criminal History and Job Readiness with Dr. Nicole Jones Young and Ms. Trish NaborsToday's conversation focuses on the collaboration between F&M Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior, Dr. Nicole Jones Young and Ms. Trish Nabors, founder and CEO of Nabors Coaching Group, LLC, for their project entitled “Criminal History and Job Readiness.” For more information on Nabors Coaching Group LLC, visit: https://www.naborscoachinggroup.com/ and on Dr. Jones' research, visit: https://www.fandm.edu/nicole-young2020-12-1528 minFranklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 2: Refugee Environments in Lancaster with Dr. Eric Hirsch and Mr. Amer Al-FayadhF&M Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies and Founder and Director of F&M’s Environmental Migration Lab, Dr. Eric Hirsch and Mr. Amer Al-Fayadh, Language Services Program Coordinator at Church World Service discuss their project entitled “Refugee Environments in Lancaster: Mapping Human Migration Narratives from Climate-Stressed Regions.” For more information on Church World Service in Lancaster, PA, visit https://cwslancaster.org/ For more information about Dr. Hirsch's research, visit http://fandm.edu/eric-hirsch 2020-12-1427 min
Franklin & Marshall College's CSEWL's Research SpotlightEpisode 1: Urban green spaces in Lancaster County with Dr. Dan Ardia and Mr. Fritz SchroederToday, we’re going to be talking with F&M Professor of Biology, Dr. Dan Ardia, and with Mr. Fritz Schroeder, Director of Urban Greening for Lancaster County Conservancy, which manages 46 nature preserves and 69 conservation easements, for their project entitled “Increasing ecological knowledge and community engagement of biodiversity along an urban gradient in Lancaster County.”2020-11-2318 min