Confluence Workshops
There will be multiple workshop offerings this year!
Register to attend here!
As part of the Confluence Symposium, the Fisheries and Wildlife Graduate Student Association hosts free workshops on a variety of topics. Registrants will be sent any necessary materials and instructions prior to the workshop.
Workshop #1: Land Tenure, Power, and Justice in Natural Resource Management
April 9th, 2-4pm || Richardson Hall 107
Food will be provided!
This 90-minute interactive workshop invites Confluence Symposium attendees to explore the connection between land tenure, power, and justice in natural resource management. Participants will apply these concepts to create a conceptual map to situate a contemporary natural resource conflict. By the end of the session, attendees will gain new insights into how these forces continue to shape the landscapes we see and the stakeholders we engage with.
Workshop #2: Resource Roundup (no registration necessary)
April 11th, during the conference
Join us for a passive, interactive workshop where attendees can contribute and learn from each other at their own pace throughout the conference. This workshop focuses on building a collaborative list of practical tools in areas like data visualization, teaching/mentorship, professional product development, time management, and campus/community resources. As a result of this workshop, all Confluence Symposium attendees will receive a comprehensive document containing all these tools to use throughout their careers. To participate in this workshop, please stop by the Resource Roundup table on Friday, April 11th on the first floor of Richardson Hall.