Tag: Masters Environmental Science
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Zac’s Video Story: Master’s of Science in Environmental Sciences & Policy
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Zac grew up hiking, camping and fishing and has a great appreciation for the natural world. At UW-Green Bay, he is pursuing a Master of Science in Environmental Sciences and Policy to learn knowledge and skills to make a positive impact in a world that’s constantly changing. He appreciates both sides of the program, which…
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Watch now: Chronicling the wild lakes of Wisconsin | Entertainment | madison.com
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MERCER — Scores of dragonflies rose as John Bates (UW-Green Bay alumnus ’74, ’86) navigated his Subaru Ascent around potholes, over bumps and through the occasional puddle. The ¾-mile dirt road to Sherman Lake is just wide enough for a single vehicle and a step up perhaps from a logging road. Located just east of…
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UW-Green Bay alumna earns Kellogg Foundation teaching fellowship
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Kathryn McDonald of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., a 1989 graduate of UW-Green Bay’s master’s degree program in Environmental Science and Policy, was one of several dozen teacher candidates honored last week with selection to the Woodrow Wilson Michigan Teaching Fellows program funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. The program supports outstanding, second-career professionals who declare their…
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‘Outstanding’ grad to receive graduate assistantship
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There’s more to Jeff Cook, the summa cum laude triple major (Environmental Policy and Planning, Political Science, and Public Administration) than being the winner of the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Student Award for May 2011. In our news release yesterday, we could also have mentioned that Cook will receive one of the two Barbara Hauxhurst Cofrin…
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‘Slug Guy’ wins Outstanding Master’s Thesis Award
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Philip G. Hahn, a 2010 graduate of the UW-Green Bay master’s program in Environmental Science and Policy, was honored April 30 at the annual alumni awards program. He won the Outstanding Master’s Thesis Award. Hahn was focusing his ecology research on an invasive woodland plant, garlic mustard, until something else caught his eye. From there,…
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Slimy work: UW-Green Bay graduate slugs way to research award
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Philip G. Hahn, a 2010 graduate of the UW-Green Bay master’s program in Environmental Science and Policy, was honored April 30 at the annual alumni awards program. Hahn, now a Ph.D. student in the zoology program at UW-Madison, received the Outstanding Master’s Thesis Award.
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Go Green: Manure happens, but alumnus keeps things clean
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Kevin Erb, a 2000 Environmental Science and Policy graduate of UW-Green Bay, now the Conservation Professional Development and Training Coordinator for UW Extension, was the team chair of a group chosen to receive the UW-Extension/UW Colleges 2010 Chancellor’s Award for Excellence.
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UW-Green Bay grad student helps with “Clean Marina”
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Tony Rieth, a student in the Environmental Science and Policy graduate program at UW-Green Bay, has helped two Door County marinas earn “Clean Marina” status. Thanks to a grant awarded to the Solid and Hazardous Waste Education Center from the Environmental Protection Agency, Rieth worked on finding ways to make the marinas more environmentally friendly.…
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Alumnus awarded Pew Fellowship
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We’ve told you previously about Daniel Conley, who earned his master’s degree in Environmental Science and Policy at UW-Green Bay in 1983. He has been awarded a 2010 Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation. Conley, who is a professor at Lund University in Sweden, will be looking for solutions to the decline in nutrients in the…