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2020 Institute for Science & Policy Symposium

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Alice Jackson

President of Xcel Energy - Colorado

Ivan Penn

Energy Reporter at The New York Times

Kristan Uhlenbrock

Director, The Institute for Science & Policy

Alan Miller

Founder and CEO of the News Literacy Project

Katherine Hamilton

Chair of 38 North Solutions

Lauren Feldman

Associate Professor, Department of Journalism & Media Studies at Rutgers University

Michael Elizabeth Sakas

Climate and Environment Reporter for Colorado Public Radio News

Elke Weber

Professor in Energy and the Environment & Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs, Princeton University

Nneka Sederstrom

Director, Office of Clinical Ethics, Children's Minnesota

Eitan Hersh

Associate Professor of Political Science, Tufts University

Zahra Hirji

Science Reporter, Buzzfeed News

Jen Schwartz

Sr. Editor at Scientific American

Jandel Allen-Davis

MD, President & CEO, Craig Hospital

Daniel Sarewitz

Co-Director, Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes at ASU

Carlos Curbelo

Principal, Vocero LLC & former U.S. Congressman (FL-26)

Trent Knoss

Managing Editor, The Institute for Science & Policy

Corey Flintoff

NPR International Correspondent (retired)

George Sparks

President & CEO, Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Carlos Fernandez

State Director of The Nature Conservancy, Colorado Chapter

Karl Hausker

Senior Fellow, World Resources Institute

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The Institute for Science & Policy

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Verve Integrative - Strategic Agency

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Denver Museum of Nature & Science

A catalyst igniting our community’s passion for nature and science.