Envirorun
May Speaker: Dr. Richard Goodman, UNL Department of Food and Science Technology
5:30 pm –
7:30 pm
Food Innovation Center
Room: Room 111
1901 North 21st Street
Lincoln NE 68508
Lincoln NE 68508
Contact:
Kate Engel, (402) 472-5535, lincoln@envirorun.com
Join your colleagues-at-large on a fun four-mile run. Network about the ins-and-outs of the environment and how it intersects our lives. Come with an open mind and enjoy the scenic views on the new trails surrounding Nebraska Innovation Campus.
RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/lincoln-envirorun-tickets-16878608372?aff=may25
5:30-6:30 p.m. – Fun Run
6:30-7:30 p.m. – Anyone is welcome! After the run, we will return to the NIC Food Innovation Center for the Speaker Series!
The monthly event is free and requires RSVP. The event begins with a fun run on the trails surrounding NIC. Following the run, Envirorunners will return to NIC to hear the Speaker Series. Please note that anyone who RSVPs can attend the fun run, speaker series, or both; running is not a requirement to attend.
Dr. Richard Goodman teaches intensive courses on the allergenicity and overall food safety evaluation of genetically modified (GM) crops at UNL (visiting scientists from India, China, the Philippines and multiple African countries as well as 1 day to 2 week workshops in India and China. Extension activities include assisting academic and small business developers of GM crops and novel food products evaluate potential allergenicity risks and preparation of reports to food safety regulators in the US and foreign countries.
RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/lincoln-envirorun-tickets-16878608372?aff=may25
5:30-6:30 p.m. – Fun Run
6:30-7:30 p.m. – Anyone is welcome! After the run, we will return to the NIC Food Innovation Center for the Speaker Series!
The monthly event is free and requires RSVP. The event begins with a fun run on the trails surrounding NIC. Following the run, Envirorunners will return to NIC to hear the Speaker Series. Please note that anyone who RSVPs can attend the fun run, speaker series, or both; running is not a requirement to attend.
Dr. Richard Goodman teaches intensive courses on the allergenicity and overall food safety evaluation of genetically modified (GM) crops at UNL (visiting scientists from India, China, the Philippines and multiple African countries as well as 1 day to 2 week workshops in India and China. Extension activities include assisting academic and small business developers of GM crops and novel food products evaluate potential allergenicity risks and preparation of reports to food safety regulators in the US and foreign countries.
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