The Mission of the Evolutionary Studies Collaborative is to advance the study and discussion of evolution at St. Francis College by using an interdisciplinary approach and:

• including objective and unbiased references to evolution, whether through natural selection, sexual selection, social selection or cultural selection in a range of courses across disciplines;
• fostering discussions about biological, psychological or cultural evolution in the classroom or on campus;
• promoting via campus events a greater awareness and understanding of evolution in its multiple dimensions.

The Goals of ESC include (but are not limited to):

• coordinating meetings with students and professors who wish to discuss evolution (and to find ways of incorporating evolutionary studies in courses);
• creating on-campus workshops or symposium highlighting the importance of an evolutionary perspective to learning and teaching across disciplines;
• encouraging students to offer periodic *Evolution Everywhere* presentations (in class, on campus or via a Collaborative-related blog);
• holding public events on campus;
• inviting speakers to campus;
• conducting field trips;
• working with the ASEBL Journal and blog (especially in terms of a biennial Moral Sense Colloquium);
• initiating a stand-alone blog (with student involvement) devoted entirely to evolutionary studies at SFC;
• engaging with other evolutionary studies programs at other colleges.

Graphic Relationships To Evolutionary Studies Collaborative

• ASEBL Journal
• Independent Study in Evolutionary Studies
• Venture Lab Contest
• Orang Utan Republlik Campaign
• Moral Sense Colloquium II, March 2014
• Moral Sense Colloquium III, June 2017
• Moral Sense Colloquium IV, September 2019
• Moral Sense Colloquium V, May 2022
• Past Events