Entries tagged with ‘environmental studies’
Geology Students and Prof Publish in Scientific Reports
The publication is affiliated with Nature, the world’s leading multidisciplinary science journal.
Emily Ford ’15 Film Screening Set for April 2
Ford, who completed a 1,200-mile solo winter thru-hike of Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail, will be on campus for a film screening and q-and-a.
Aquatic Stewardship Class Gets Students Hooked on Fly Fishing
Taught by biology lab instructor Eric Elias, this January Term class instills in students an appreciation for local waters.
Gustie Researcher Presents on Capitol Hill
Melanie Kistnasamy, Kai Welsh, and Cameron Gaspord will present at the Council on Undergraduate Research's virtual Posters on the Hill event.
Melanie Kistnasamy ’22 Makes a Global Impact Locally
Melanie Kistnasamy's quest for environmentalism has taken her from the island of Mauritius to the Minnesota River Valley.
Journey Into Climate with Paul Andrew Mayewski Feb. 26
Described as the "Indiana Jones of climate research," Paul Andrew Mayewski will give a free public lecture on Wed. Feb. 26 at 7 p.m.
Sustainability Expert To Lecture on Careers, Climate Change
Dr. Eban Goodstein of Bard College will discuss environmental studies career paths and responses to climate change in two free, public lectures.
Linnaeus Symposium Explores Changing Climate in Minnesota
Four experts will join Linnaeus Arboretum Director Scott Moeller and Director of the Johnson Center for Environmental Innovation this Thursday.
The Philosophy of Fly Fishing
Dan Eiden is spending his summer exploring the intersections of clean water, native fish, and public lands in the Pacific Northwest.
Student Documentary Explores Faith and the Environment
In To Walk Alongside, environmental studies major Alex Theship-Rosales uses spirituality as a vehicle to encourage environmental responsibility.