The Daily Bulletin

Please join Stephen Vermette, professor of geography and planning, and Mary Perrelli, GIS lab supervisor, to try your hand at basic environmental water quality testing—including dissolved oxygen, pH, e-coli, turbidity, dissolved and suspended solids, and nitrate and phosphate—on Tuesday, October 19, during Bengal Pause (12:15 to 1:30 p.m.). We will meet in Classroom Building A205, where we will ready ‘Bengal Lake’ for testing. This event is open to all students, faculty, and staff.

Additional Applied Geography Bengal Pause activities will take place throughout the fall 2021 semester. Each activity is a low-stress, relaxed affair designed to provide you with a unique hands-on experience. Consider these sessions an antidote to Zoom! Updated informational posters can be found in the Classroom Building, Science and Mathematics Complex, and Campbell Student Union. More information is available under the “Applied Geography Bengal Pause” link on the left side of the Geography and Planning Department website under News and Events.

These activities are brought to you by the Buffalo State Grant Allocation Committee and the Geography and Planning Department.