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UCR/Sweeney UC Riverside, Sweeney Art Gallery, Dry Immersion 2 Roving Symposium: Mapping the Desert/Deserting the Map, "Living Laboratory," 10/2009. An exploration of alternative irrigation systems, desert flora, medicinal and edible plants and indigenous tribal plant lore in landscaping and civic land use.
  AAG Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, “Socially Engaged Art and Native Food Production along the Santa Ana River Trail", 3/09. Presented as part of the “Geographies of Art: Engaging Publics” session.
  Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum, CSU, San Bernardino, "New Directions in Contemporary Photography," November, 2008. Guest Lecturer.
  HOIT 2007: Home/Community Oriented Information, Communication Technology for the Next Billion, “Home, Community and ICT: The Home and Garden of the Future," Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai, India, August, 2007. The purpose of this international conference was to present papers, exchange ideas between and among researchers from different disciplines.
 

University of California Institute for Research in the Arts (UCIRA), State of the Arts Conference, UC Berkeley, May, 2007. Presented in the Funded Projects Showcase, later participating in a panel discussion, and exhibition in the UC Berkeley Art Museum Gallery.

 

UC Digital Arts Network “epicenter” Conference, UC Riverside, January, 2007. Organized a panel of arts, computation, and engineering graduate students to present work using art and digital technology for community activism.
 

UC Digital Arts Network Information Exchange, UCLA, April, 2006. Presented laboratory, home and art gallery collaborations. Faculty and graduate students UC-wide came together to share ongoing projects and discuss collaborative possibilities.
 

UC Irvine, Bio/Art and the Public Sphere Conference, October, 2005. Presented a brief report on the SymbioticA workshop during the conference proceedings.

 

UC Irvine, Cal IT2 Graduate Student Conference on the Social and Cultural Aspects of Science and Technology, April, 2005. Paper presented–“Merzing LambdaMOO: Relating D.W. Winnicott’s Theory of Transitional Objects and Transitional Phenomena to LambdaMOO and Art."