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The new degree option expands academic pathways in the sciences, social sciences, and interdisciplinary fields. 

Monica Dix travels to a hub of natural calamity to probe its risks and resilience.

Creating an auto drink dispenser is something Thomas Heffer ’21 had toyed with for quite some time. However, his busy schedule wouldn’t allow him to actively pursue it. 

The 2020 graduate will use the Nexial Prize to explore the relationship between policy and waterways.

Lewis is a third-year geology and environmental studies major. 

Geology graduate Marcus Hill is working alongside seasoned park rangers to run education programs for elementary school students. As one of the few geologists on staff, he’s discovering that visitors are excited to learn about rocks from someone who spent the last four years working with rocks. 

New Winter Term offering gives underrepresented students meaningful insights into what it’s like to conduct research in a STEM lab.

With a background in oceanography, Eveleth brings a broad earth system perspective to the geology department.

Schmidt will conduct research in China during her sabbatical in the 2019-20 academic year.

The geology and politics double major plans to use the $30,000 award to attend graduate school and build her expertise as a scientist.