Blue Sky: Agility and the Possible in a Warming World brings together art and science perspectives on imagined futures and science imaginaries as responses to global warming.

Keynote lectures and scholarly panels will focus on bio- and geo-engineering, global governance and local action, contributions from the planetary sciences, and the alternative pathways we might take. There will be film screenings, a poster and flash lecture competition, and a visual arts program.

The program is open to students and faculty, policy makers, community members, and others who care about the environment.

DATE: Thursday, April 25, 2019
TIME: 2:00 – 2:30 PM EST

Join us Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 2:00 PM EST, for an online information session.

During the session, EMSTL Program Director Michael Donohue will explore the elements of a competitive application and how to create a professional narrative that highlights how you would contribute and bring value to the cohort.

Session topics will include: 

— Application Requirements & Process

— Elements of a strong application

— Writing Your Personal Statement

— Choosing Your Critical Challenge Project

Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A with Michael during the session

Applicants who submit their completed program application by the priority review date will receive an expedited admission decision. Students must be accepted into the program before a scholarship award can be considered.

We encourage those applying for scholarship funds to do so early. After the May 3rd date, scholarships will be awarded to accepted students as funds remain available. Applications will be reviewed and accepted throughout the consideration cycle until the cohort is full.

To obtain the Scholarship Application or for further assistance with the application process, please contact the EMCS advising team at 401-863-2700 or ExecMasters@brown.edu.