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CARTSS Inititative 2013: Community Impacts of Energy SourcesCARTSS’ plan for the Spring of 2013 is to initiate a project that will be interdisciplinary at its core and will address a pressing local and global set of social, environmental, and economic issues. This initiative will house two main projects to start: Human Survival in a New Nuclear Age & The Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing on Communities |
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Albert E. Smith Awards
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E&ER
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SEED@CU
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LASC
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| The Albert E. Smith(AES) Awards provide support for innovative social science research on issues associated with human survival in a nuclear age. Offered by CARTSS each Spring, this program offers research support to both tenure-track faculty and graduate students. | Ethnography & Evaluation Research (E&ER) is an independent research unit with a distinguished history of contributions on a variety of issues in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. | Social Entrepreneurship for Equitable Development is an interdisciplinary research group involved in the emerging research of social entrepreneurship (SE) and sustainable Community development (SCD). | The mission of the Latin American Studies Center (LASC) is to provide an institutional space for research, teaching, and discussion on Latin America at the University of Colorado at Boulder. |
