Christopher Klyza Explores Conflicts Shaping U.S. Environmental Policy in New Book
The professor of political science and environmental studies examines how history and state-federal conflicts continue to shape environmental policy.
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The professor of political science and environmental studies examines how history and state-federal conflicts continue to shape environmental policy.
The scholarship recognizes leadership, public service, and commitment to Native American nations or environmental issues.
The award winners will teach, study, or research in locations around the world.
An environmental justice major from Worcester, Massachusetts, will join 125 other Projects for Peace grant recipients as part of this year’s cohort.
The biologically diverse area bordering Otter Creek has provided a living research lab for decades of Middlebury students.
The students were inducted to the honor society in a ceremony on October 8, at Kirk Alumni Center.
The grants support international postcollege graduate study, research, and English teaching assistantship programs.