Middlebury

ENVS Colloquium

Thursdays, 12:30-1:20pm
The Orchard (Hillcrest 103)
Weekly speakers, research, and discussion about the environment
Fall 2017 Schedule

Molly Costanza-Robinson, Program Director
McCardell Bicentennial Hall 466
802.443.5571
mcostanz@middlebury.edu

Lily Hunt, Program Coordinator
Franklin Environmental Center at Hillcrest, 214
802.443.5552
lnhunt@middlebury.edu

ENVS Student Advisory Council
Current Council Members:
Esteban Arenas-Pino '18,
ES Policy
Morgan Forest Perlman '19,
ES Conservation Biology
Contact: essac@middlebury.edu

Community Engagement

Courses at all levels of the Environmental Studies major incorporate community-connected teaching, learning and research to enhance the learning experience, engage students in community issues, strengthen professional environmental skills, and promote civic responsibility.

ENVS 211: Conservation & Environmental Policy

ENVS 315: Visions of Nature: Farm Stories

ENVS 350: Portrait of a Vermont Town

ENVS 360: Environmental Science Practicum

ENVS 401: Environmental Studies Senior Seminar

Program in Environmental Studies

Franklin Environmental Center at Hillcrest
531 College Street
Middlebury College
Middlebury, VT 05753

College students contribute to ag sector through hands-on seminar

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Diane Munroe Wins Vermont Engaged Educator Award

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Students Engage with Public Policy through Community-Connected Capstone

"The course has taught me the value in
learning from and listening to a diverse
array of community members in order
to assess how people view environmental
issues and how solutions to those issues
can be developed.”

Read the full article here.

Students in ES Professor Baker-Medard’s “Global Challenges of the 21st Century” course publish their work

Fall 2016 students wrote op-ed pieces on a pressing socio-environmental
problem of their choice and were encouraged to help the public see the
problem in a new light.

Read published pieces by Elana Feldman ’17
"Elephant Poaching Linked to Human Rights Abuses"
and Archer Newell 2016
"Will climate change be the Grinch that steals Thanksgiving?"