The inaugural series was held in the 2015-2016 academic year.

2018/2019 Environmental Film Series

March 14, 2019

• The Destruction of Appalachia - Photography and Talk by Paul Corbit Brown, President of the Keeper of the Mountains Foundation

September 27, 2018

• Love & Bananas: An Elephant Story (Bell, 2018) and The Elephant's Song (Tomlinson, 2018) - Following the film, a panel discussion featured world renowned conservationist, Lek Chailert and the film's director Ashley Bell.  This event was sponsored by the Maryland State Bar Association Animal Law Section.

October 22, 2018

• What Lies Upstream (Hoback, 2017) - Event Guide

2017/2018 Environmental Film Series

November 11, 2017

• Environmental Justice in Baltimore: A Toxic Tour - with Dante Swinton of the Energy Justice Network - Event Guide

October 16, 2017

• Chasing Coral (Orlowski, 2017)

September 25, 2017 

• Marathon for Justice (McDermott, 2016)

2016/2017 Environmental Film Series

April 21, 2017

• The Lorax (Renaud, 2012)

March 30, 2017

• City of Trees (Kramer, 2015) - Event Guide

February 21, 2017

• Virunga (von Einsiedel, 2014) - Event Guide

November 7, 2016   

• Racing Extinction (Psihoyos, 2015) - Event Guide

October 6, 2016   

• Disobedience (Nyks, 2016)

September 14, 2016   

• Waste Land (Walker, 2010) - Event Guide

2015/2016 Environmental Film Series

April 22, 2016   

• Wall-E (Stanton, 2008) - Event guide

March 21, 2016

• Haleema (Schaarschmidt, 2013) (short)
• Last Call at the Oasis (Yu, 2012) (feature)
• Event Guide

February 1, 2016

• White Earth (Jensen, 2012) (short)
• Groundswell Rising (Cohen, 2014) (feature)
• Event guide

November 2, 2015 at the Senator Theatre

• Mother Kuskokwim (Guthrie, 2015) (short)
• Merchants of Doubt (Kenner, 2014) (feature)
• Event Guide - includes resources and discussion questions

October 21, 2015

• E-Wasteland (Fedele, 2012) (short)
• Redemption (Albert & O’Neill, 2013) (feature)
• Event Guide - includes resources and discussion questions

September 23, 2015

• Wasted USA (Chrobog, 2015) (short)
• The Harvest/La Cosecha (Romano, 2011) (feature)
• Event Guide - includes resources and discussion questions

 

Thank you to the following sponsors from Loyola University Maryland: Messina; the departments of Chemistry, Physics,Law & Social Responsibility, Theology, & Economics; Film Studies, Office of Student Engagement, Natural and Applied Sciences, and Environmental & Sustainability Studies.