Environmental Studies

The Peace Corps Prep Program will help students gain additional skills and knowledge necessary for international service.

Dozens of campus & community advocates gathered Feb. 19 to share ideas and coordinate efforts for alleviating local hunger.

A gathering of campus and community advocates fighting to address hunger issues takes place Feb. 19 in the Lakeside Meeting Room.

Professor Anthony Weston led a course that used a "Senate hearing" to measure student knowledge of environmental ethics.

The eight scholars were selected based on his or her interest in learning about sustainability and infusing it in the classroom.

In the wake of a devastating storm, faculty members Michael Strickland and Janet MacFall say now is the time for lawmakers to hold serious debates.

Environmental Studies graduate, David Munoz, co-authored a recent publication in the Herpetological Conservation and Biology Journal titled "Use of Wildlife Detector Dogs to Study Eastern Box Turtle (Terrapene Carolina Carolina) Populations."

Science, technology, engineering and math professors share teaching strategies.

Three professors explore the possible impact of politics on topics that included space exploration, stem cell research and climate change.