CDAE News
- Service-learning comes full circle at UVM and for CDAE: CDAE students, alumni, and community partners all receive recognition
- CDAE in the World brings students, parents, alumni, faculty, and administrators together to celebrate.
- Carmen Jaquez's (G'07) photo essay titled Personal Space wins the CDAE in the World photo essay contest April 23, 2008.
- "Diet for a Small Planet," published in the Burlington Free Press March 10, 2008, highlights CDAE graduate student Amanda Goldstein's idea to offer refugees a chance to learn to negotiate nutrition in Vermont's seasons and stores.
- MPA student, Annie Bourdon, leads the Green Mountain CarShare initiative, and is featured in the View article, "Car by the Slice."
- Growing Vermont, the student-run retail store in UVM's Davis Center initiated by CDAE staff and students, is featured in the View article, "For Sale- Vermont."
- Nate Berg, CDAE senior and sole proprietor of the lobster boat Emily Manning, is featured in the View.
- Burlington Winter Festival 2008 goes down as another success thanks to CDAE's Events Planning class- take it from Lizzy Mazer of the Vermont Cynic.
- CDAE's Events Planning course helps continue to the Burlington Winter Festival. Don't miss the Ice Walk planned for the weekend of February 9, 2008.
- Chris Costello, CDAE undergraduate student, accepted into the highly competative Teach for America program.
- "Kenya: Headed Towards a Precipice?" The Vermont Council on World Affairs hosts a panel discussion including CDAE's own Edward McMahon January 31, 2008.
- "Benefit dinner supports entrepreneurship among former refugees" CDAE student Supriya Serchan's innovative idea takes flight as reported by the Burlington Free Press
- "It's a lobsterman's life..." Nate Berg, CDAE student, profiled by the Rhode Island East Bay newspaper
- Ed McMahon plays a huge part in hosting the Pakistan Scholars
- Dave Chappele, Dan Baker, Mark Cannella and CDAE represent with spanish speaking dairy farmers.
- Improving Public Policy
- CDAE helping area farmers to learn Spanish
News Archives
- Congratulations Amanda Richardson and Carmen Jacquez - VT Peace Corps in the news
- On behalf of DECA/Delta Epsilon Chi, and The George Washington University Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence, Kathleen Liang was congratulated for her award-winning submission to the E-Learning Program and receiving 6th Place for Dollar Enterprise.
- Stipends Available for CDAE Students! Up to five competitively awarded stipends of up to $500 are available for CDAE students (majors and perhaps minors) who are registered for CDAE international courses with projects in St. Lucia, Belize, and Honduras. Click here for an application form . To complete the application, you must submit the application form, evidence of financial need, and a statement (1-2 paragraphs) as to why you should be a recipient. Deadline for January travel is November 1. Deadline for May travel is March 1. Submit all materials to Tina Haskins in the main CDAE office, 205 Morrill Hall. Good Luck!
- New CRS data website in the Burlington Free Press:How is your community doing in promoting physical activity and healthy eating?
- Michele Cranwell-Schmidt in the Burlington Free Press:Hometown Hero volunteer of the week
- Robert Parsons in the Seattle Times:For some dairy farmers, Vermont rains last straw
- CDAE Student in the News: Recruiting a Peaceful Corps
- Students Help Town Recycle Mobile Homes
- Wind Turbine/CDAE's Charles Ferreira in the news: New UVM Wind Turbine to Serve Educational, Research Purposes
- Growing New Markets
- Jane Kolodinsky was interviewed for diet detective Charles Platkin's latest article on food labels: The Diet Detective: Natural, Fresh and Organic
- Going back to the land: Young people moving in to fill agricultural niches
- Jamie Kingsbury,CDAE Major, Named College Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine
- CDAE's own Fred Schmidt, highlighted in the latest issue of Community Transportation: The Clarion Call for Mobility
- Peace Corps recruiter is a CDAE graduate student: Peace Corps Announces the Colleges and Universities that Have Produced the Most Peace Corps Volunteers
- Old ways, new place: Vermont's maple tradition emigrates to Honduras
- What do cows have to do with Community Development? CVPS Cow Power� links farms, renewables and customers
- Fred Schmidt and the Center for Rural Studies in the News:Realizing Rural Dreams
- CDAE graduate in the news: The Activity-ist
- CDAE and the Center for Rural Studies are the evaluators for the North East Center for Food Entrepreneurship project.
- Jane Kolodinsky's interview w/VPR: Economic divide in Vermont's computer use
- CDAE announces receipt of $150,000 grant from HUD for graduate education: UVM Receives $150,000 for Minority Graduate Students
- Hope seen for Small Dairy Plant - Featuring Ken Becker
- Dan Baker, Lecturer in the CDAE Dept, in the News: A Learning Journey
- Two students working in the Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) in CDAE were involved in data collection for this study. Working in CAP is a great way to engage in experiential learning at UVM.
- Garbage In Garbage Out!
- UVM Extension Mobile Computer Lab Makes Debut
- CRS in the latest issue of the Vermont Quarterly: Close to Home
- Center for Rural Studies Vermonter Poll in the News: Poll: Vermonters Positive About UVM on Variety of Fronts
- Graduate in the News! VT Nonprofits Have Big Economic Impact
- Dr Kathleen Liang in the news: One-stop-shopping for tourism information: Businesses rely on Vermont Tourism Data Center to help them make decisions
- Agriculture doesn't mean "Farm..." Read about what urban high school students are doing: City kids heading to farm schools
- An article every CDAE student should read: Economies for Life
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