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[NOV-17-20 5:28 PM Anonymous] Speaker's Bio:
Christine Angelini is an Assistant Professor in Environmental Engineering Sciences . She received her PhD in Biology from the University of Florida in 2014 and her BSc in Marine Biology from Brown University in 2009. She is an ecologist with expertise in wetland, reef and dune systems. Her research focuses on advancing mechanistic understanding of how species interactions moderate ecosystem resilience to climate change and influence contaminant integration into food webs.
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[NOV-17-20 9:25 PM Anonymous] Sender: UF Alumni Association
Sender e-mail:
gatorsnassau@gmail.com
Subject: You’re Invited! Join Nassau County Gator Club® with UF CCS on Tues., Dec. 8 at 4:00pm
Pre-Header: RSVP today to learn more about UF’s bold new initiative, the Center for Coastal Solutions (CCS) with your Nassau County Gator Club®
*Feel free to edit this pre-header to whatever you all recommend as the experts - I'm still learning about pre-headers
Presentation Title, in bold, centered: Announcing New Initiatives in the UF Center for Coastal Solutions
Event Date & Time in Bold: Tuesday, December 8 at 4:00 - 4:45pm
Header Image: Please select a generic Northeast Florida coastal image (beach and ocean, or something like that) and add the Nassau County Gator Club logo to the top right corner, if possible
Invite text: All across Florida's 8,000 miles of coastline, natural disasters and environmental hazards such as hurricanes and red tide blooms are having significant impacts to Florida’s economy, environmental quality, and public health.
We are excited to showcase the Center for Coastal Solutions (CCS), a bold new initiative at the University of Florida whose goal is to bring together experts from engineering, science, industry and government to tackle some of the most difficult environmental hazards we face today. Our mission is to create a 'smart resource hub’ to collect, analyze and deliver solutions to prevent future environmental disasters to our state.
As home to the world’s fastest AI supercomputer in higher education, the University of Florida is uniquely positioned to harness the power of Artificial Intelligence to predict and prevent these hazards, before they happen.
We invite you to join Nassau County Gator Club® and the CCS Director and College of Engineering Faculty Member Dr. Christine Angelini for an informative 30-minute discussion, followed by Q&A to learn more about the UF Center for Coastal Solutions and how you can become a part of this exciting chapter in UF’s history.
[Register Here Link Button]
[Dr. Angelini’s Headshot and Bio Here, if possible]
[Link to CCS Video Here]
The Nassau County Gator Club® is looking for University of Florida alumni and friends like you to get involved. Please e-mail us at
gatorsnassau@gmail.com to learn more.
Go Gators!
[NOV-17-20 9:27 PM Anonymous] Can this video be linked in the invitation?
https://ccs.eng.ufl.edu/center-for-coastal-solutions-vision-video/
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[NOV-19-20 10:42 AM Anonymous] Hi Team - all looks good so far but please note this is NOT a UF Coral Gables event so please remove the "Virtual Seminar Series" and UF Coral Gables logo. I work with Gator Clubs in half of my job and also for UF Coral Gables, so these are different requests
[NOV-20-20 10:52 AM Jason Phenicie] New file added
[NOV-20-20 4:19 PM Anonymous] New header looks fantastic - better than I even imagined; well done!
RSVP link is:
https://ufl.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMpdeyrrTouE93HEoPW5tuxVtlgA7NBxPGY
[NOV-23-20 3:45 PM Tonya Gibbs] Need bio information.
[NOV-23-20 3:49 PM Anonymous] Bio: Christine Angelini is an Assistant Professor in Environmental Engineering Sciences . She received her PhD in Biology from the University of Florida in 2014 and her BSc in Marine Biology from Brown University in 2009. She is an ecologist with expertise in wetland, reef and dune systems. Her research focuses on advancing mechanistic understanding of how species interactions moderate ecosystem resilience to climate change and influence contaminant integration into food webs.
No changes from the bio details from on 11/17- thank you!
[NOV-30-20 12:56 PM Tonya Gibbs] Revisions in Litmus
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