Gina Fiorile Recognized as Global “30 Under 30” by Leading Environmental Education Association
Gina Fiorile ’18, recent graduate of the University of Vermont Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, joins a group of thirty young leaders from around the world who are being recognized as top change-makers in environmental education for 2018 by the North American Association for Environmental Education (N
Vermonter Kristen Switzer Finds Her Future in Environmental Research
Choosing a college was easy for Vermonter Kristen Switzer ’18. Her keen interest in animals, plants, and the environment drew her to visit UVM, where she discovered the Aiken Center, a LEED Platinum-certified green building and home to the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources.
Diana Gurvich Takes Forestry Major in Many Interesting Directions
Diana Gurvich ’18 collected insects and spiders as a child growing up outside of Boston. As a high school student, she discovered birding and a whole community of birders. She enrolled in the University of Vermont’s Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, her first-choice school, as a wildlife and fisheries biology major.
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- UVM Grad Student Wins Switzer Environmental Fellowship
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