Jan 12, 2018
Jackie Drago – Environmental Studies ’18
Jackie Drago came to Lafayette knowing she wanted to major in economics. Her experience in the EVST 100 Introduction to the Environment course her first…
Jackie Drago – Environmental Studies ’18
Jan 10, 2018
Andie Mitchell – Environmental Studies ’18
Andie Mitchell is an environmental studies and international affairs double major. Growing up in Seattle, Andie developed an early interest in environmental…
Jan 10, 2018
Sam Haines – Environmental Science ’18
After realizing his interest in scientific research of ice cores and climate change, Sam Haines decided to major in environmental science at Lafayette…
Nov 14, 2017
2017 Pumpkin Carving & Picnic Photos
Environmental Science and Studies Majors celebrated the fall harvest by carving pumpkins and enjoying snacks featuring vegetables and herbs grown at LaFarm…
May 26, 2017
Congratulations, Class of 2017!
Members of the Environmental Science and Studies Class of 2017, along with program faculty and staff, enjoyed a dinner at LaFarm in celebration of their…
Apr 26, 2017
Earth Week visit from renowned ecologist, Dr. George Woodwell
Director Emeritus and founder of the Woods Hole Research Center, George Woodwell visited campus for a public interview with Professor Kira Lawrence, Geology…
Apr 26, 2017
Environmental Career Panel 2017
On March 1, 2017, the Environmental Science and Studies Programs hosted five career panelists with varied experience in environmental fields. After brief…
Feb 24, 2017
Maggie Noonan – Environmental Studies ’17
Maggie Noonan completed the EVST 100 Introduction to the Environment course her sophomore year and came to realize that environmental issues can be an…
Jan 20, 2017
Julie Cantor – Environmental Studies ’17
Julie Cantor feels that growing up in San Mateo County, California allowed her to develop a respect for the environment at a young age. As part of the…
Jan 13, 2017
Campbell Weyland – Environmental Science ’17
Campbell Weyland came to Lafayette as a civil engineer, but decided he’d rather pursue a science degree that would allow him to explore more of his varied…