Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources

Remote Instruction and Social Solidarity

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Teacher and Role Model.

Brenna Christensen received a Society of American Foresters' diversity scholarship for her teaching efforts to further diversity and inclusion in natural resource fields.
Forging a Dream Career.

As an undergraduate research technician, Chris Lampart helps to monitor the health of Vermont's moose populations.
MAKING CHANGE: From RESEARCHING CLIMATE CHANGE TO SUPPORTING STUDENT PEERS.

Kunal Palawat found his place at UVM in climate change research and student engagement.
Career in Sustainable Business Management.

A Parks, Recreation & Tourism degree, Business minor, internships and work experience, and an MBA became Lauren Masters career pathway.
Learning to Lead.

As a student co-president and district rep for the Society of American Foresters, Ben Church takes on leadership roles in the profession, the classroom, and the field.
Pursuing a Passion.

Lianne Parmalee's love of water and plants led her on an academic and experiential journey to the start of a career in water protection.
Making Things Happen.

Mike Perrin designs his environmental studies major to build a career in conservation.
The Dirt on Greenhouse Gases.

Assistant Professor Carol Adair's research on greenhouse gases will help Vermont farmers modify agricultural practices to improve water quality and mitigate climate change.
Generating Career Experiences.

Kevin Ostrander uses his game bird research experience to lead career-building events for other students.

Learn through experience - outdoors, in the community, in the classroom, around the world.

The Rubenstein School claims a storied history of preparing environmentally and socially responsible leaders, scientists, practitioners and advocates who understand the interdependence of people and healthy ecological systems. A science-based curriculum, focused on experiential learning, inspires students to apply knowledge to real world projects. Students graduate with the skills needed to make change and resolve complex environmental challenges.

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