Bradley Phillips, principal owner and senior scientist with GBMc & Associates, is the guest speaker for an open lecture with U of A's Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences Club.

He's speaking at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 1, in PTSC Room 009. The meeting is in person and available via Zoom (ID: 898 1234 7614 Passcode: ?wH3hx+j).

His topic is "An Overview of Environmental Consulting and Recent GBMc & Associates Projects."

GBMc & Associates is a multimedia environmental consulting firm based in Bryant, Arkansas. GBMc partners with the regulated community to provide practical, sustainable, cost-effective environmental solutions, and environmental compliance and regulatory support for industrial and municipal clients as well as Fortune 500 companies nationwide.

Phillips is a former county extension agent. He earned his master's degree in crop, soil and environmental sciences from the U of A in 2000. Travis Gasnier is also participating in the lecture. Gasnier is an environmental scientist with GBMc and a U of A alumnus, earning his bachelor's degree in environmental, soil and water science in 2011.

The CSES Club is housed in the Department of Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences in the Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences.

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