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2021-2022 Thomas J. Votta Scholarship Winners Announced
The University of Vermont Graduate College is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2021-2022 Thomas J. Votta Scholarship:
Liza Morse, a Ph.D. student in the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources and trainee in UVM’s Quantitative and Evolutionary STEM Training (QuEST) Program
Vermont Flood Costs Could Exceed $5.2 Billion
Property damages from flooding in Vermont are calculated to exceed $5.2 billion over the next 100 years, new University of Vermont research finds.
The most flood damages are projected along the Winooski River floodplains, which houses many of the state’s most populous towns, including Burlington, Essex, Colchester, Williston and Montpelier.
Ralph Tursini Mentors Students, Manages UVM Forests for 15 Years
Ralph Tursini ’99 served in many roles at the University of Vermont (UVM) Jericho Research Forest over the past 15 years. He taught courses, mentored student interns, coordinated facilities, and managed the forest. Ralph will leave his position with the UVM Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources in December 2021.
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- Migrant Workers Vital to Vermont Dairy Industry, Need More Social and Medical Support
- Unpackaging Food Waste
- NSF-Funded Northern Forest Research Inspires New Partnership with Historically Black Southern University
- Exploring How We Can Catalyze Positive Change
- Lake Temperatures in the Time of Climate Change
- Professor Paul Bierman Joins the Environmental Sciences Program in the Rubenstein School
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