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Dartmouth Team Wins the National Fed Challenge

The Federal Reserve judges praised the undergraduates' monetary-policy arguments.
Terry Osborne's Remembrance - 9/24/20

Environmental Studies hosted a zoom meeting to allow members of the Dartmouth community, students, staff and faculty, to remember and honor Terry Osborne and his many contributions to our community.
Elizabeth Sanson '20 - Indigenous Topnaar community meeting video

Elizabeth Sanson '20 video depicts a community meeting hosted by Dartmouth, the Topnaar Traditional Authority, and Gobabeb Namib Research Institute.
First-Year Students - Start Here!

Welcome class of 2024! For those of you interested in the Environmental Studies Program, click here!
ENVS Fall Course Information

Up-to-date ENVS Fall course information can be found at https://envs.dartmouth.edu/undergraduate/courses.
ENVS 80.08 Project – Social Impact Practicum Video

Yilin Huo '22, Sydney Merrill'22, Elisabeth Sanson '20, and Mary Tobin '20 produce a social impact video in ENVS 80.08: The Practice of Science Policy and Diplomacy.
ENVS 50 Project - Response to Climate Change Website

Lauren Archer '20 and Laura Walk '20 have created a website that visualizes large companies' responses to climate change, in order to make this information more digestible and accessible to the public.
Learning on the O-Farm, Remotely

Theresa Ong, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, came up with creative solutions to the remote learning term including harnessing technologies and a partnership with the Dartmouth Organic Farm.
Feb. 25 | Lynn Badia | Technologies of Abundance: On the Possibility of Unlimited Energy

On Tuesday, Februrary 25, 2020 from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., Dr. Lynn Badia, Assistant Professor of English at Colorado State University, will give a talk entitled "Technologies of Abundance: On the Possibility of Unlimited Energy," in Haldeman 041.
Indigenous Surfers

NAS/ENVS Professor Nick Reo (Anishinaabe) is making a new Indigenous environmental studies documentary called "Local Motions".