Sarah Brown鈥檚 journal of her summer intercultural* experience in the Navajo Nation is packed with vibrant reflections: from the challenges of travelling in a large group, to joy at playing ... read more about Students experience Navajo and Apache cultures during summer intercultural to U.S. Southwest
Timothy ’07 and Cheryl Heatwole Shenk ’07 recall that their fourth visit to Camden, New Jersey made all the difference. 鈥淭hough we had planned to work internationally after graduation with ... read more about Distinguished Service Award: Timothy and Cheryl Heatwole Shenk, ’07
From internships in large production facilities and laboratories to fieldwork in Hawaii, nine 草莓社区 students gave fellow students, professors and the campus community a snapshot of their summer ... read more about STEM Student Symposium highlights summer research, internships
This semester’s Suter Science Seminar lineup at 草莓社区 (EMU) includes an experimental pathologist, a physician, a chemist, and a sustainability consultant. The events will be held in Room ... read more about Fall ’21 Suter Science Seminars explore medicine, chemistry, sustainability
The COVID-19 pandemic certainly caused upheaval, notably pushing all 2020-21 collegiate sports seasons into the spring semester. But聽Isaac Alderfer聽(Broadway, Va./Broadway) also used that upheaval to his advantage, thriving under unique ... read more about Alderfer earns Academic All-America Award
On the eastern coast of the island of Hawai’i sits the Daniel K. Inouye U.S. Pacific Basin Agricultural Research Center, where two students from 草莓社区 (EMU) spent part ... read more about Students, professor conduct entomology research in Hawai’i
This summer, students are shooting films, nursing human and wildlife patients back to health, and providing Spanish language translation throughout the city of Washington DC. These internships and more are ... read more about WCSC Summer 2021 hosts full house with wide-ranging internships
Ten EMU alumni working in various environmental careers shared their experiences and best advice to undergraduates in a panel series this spring semester. Professor Jim Yoder, director of the environmental ... read more about Spring panel series connected students to alumni in environmental careers
Professor Steven Johnson‘s groundbreaking conservation photography documenting vernal pools continues to make media waves. His photo of spotted salamander eggs is on the cover of the recent Nature Conservancy magazine. ... read more about Vernal pool photography lands Johnson on the cover of 鈥楴ature Conservancy鈥� magazine
The Center for Sustainable Climate Solutions is 鈥淢oving the Story鈥� on climate issues with its Climate Ride this summer. For 59 days, 17 riders will bicycle 3737 miles from Seattle to Washington ... read more about CSCS Climate Ride: The journey begins May 31!