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SPARK A DISCUSSION
Complex issues become more accessible through conversations so we want to help you spark a discussion in your high school or at home.
The mini-videos below feature a professor from each of our departments in the Faculty of Environment, sharing information on important environmental topics. We hope these will spark a classroom discussion, or a discussion with friends/family, and also help high school students to see where their future university studies could lead them.
The discussion topics in the series include:
- How has the pandemic redefined our relationship with physical space?
- What are some of the consequences of a wildfire?
- How can understanding the past help our future?
- How might fisheries management affect your future?
Learn more about our program offerings, student life at SFU and the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions!
GEOGRAPHY
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
ARCHAEOLOGY
RESOURCE & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
QUIZ
Complete the short quiz below to earn the Spark a Discussion certificate to add to your portfolio—no studying necessary! All of the answers are in the 4 videos above.
Questions?
Email Chris at env_recruiter@sfu.ca