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Mar 23

CEET Seminar – Rising Waters: Public History and Environmental Health in Philadelphia’s Coastal Neighborhood

Posted by Paula Williams 
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As a part of the CEET’s monthly seminar series, Dr. Bethany Wiggin, Founding Faculty Director, Penn Program in Environmental Humanities, recently presented on connections between environmental humanities, public health, and toxicology. Copy and paste the link to find out more.

https://preview.mailerlite.com/i6o9l2

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