In this panel discussion, speakers Noël Carroll, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Graduate Center, CUNY; Susan Harris, curator of Toxic Beauty: The Art of Frank Moore; and Robin Nagel, Director of John W. Draper Interdisciplinary Master's Program, NYU, will address Frank Moore’s environmental activism in the context of today’s concerns, exploring the roles of science, public policy, and law in negotiating the complex relations between humans and the natural world. Moderated by Dale Jamieson, Professor and Director of Environmental Studies, NYU.
 
Organized by NYU's Program in Environmental Studies and co-sponsored by the Humanities Initiative and Grey Art Gallery.
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Moderator:
Dale Jamieson, Professor and Director of Environmental Studies, NYU

Panelists:
Noël Carroll, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Graduate Center, CUNY
Susan Harris, Curator of Toxic Beauty: The Art of Frank Moore
Robin Nagel, Director of John W. Draper Interdisciplinary Master's Program, NYU