The U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate visited Stanford to learn about the new school focused on climate and sustainability, met with faculty and students.
Despite a difficult year, students, faculty, and staff submitted 101 photos in the fourth annual Stanford Earth photo contest, affirming that study and research carried on.
ALUMNI TOWN HALLS Join Dean Steve Graham and Stanford Earth faculty for conversations about the Fall 2022 launch of the new school.
Tuesday, March 29 | 10:30 am PT, virtual Departmental perspective with Jon Payne, senior associate dean for faculty affairs and former chair of geological sciences.
Thursday, March 31 | 1:00 pm PT, virtual Interdisciplinary program perspective with E-IPER director Nicole Ardoin, and Earth Systems Program director Karen Casciotti and deputy director Richard Nevle.
AWARD NOMINATIONS
Lift up the stories of alumni peers! Nominations are open for the 2022 Early- to Mid-Career Alumni Award and Distinguished Alumni Award. Recognize the worthy contributions made by Stanford Earth alumni by
submitting a nomination by Friday, March 25.
JOB BOARD
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E-IPER PhD candidate Josheena Naggea is pushing for greater diversity and environmental justice in the field of natural resource management.
ON THE RECORD
"Many of us in the nuclear community find it inconceivable that anyone could directly attack a reactor, but it seems that inconceivable possibility deserves a lot more attention." –Rodney Ewing in USA Today
“As we pick up more pieces, the story begins to get tighter and tighter.”
Findings from two new studies could inform public communications and policy to help vulnerable communities protect themselves from extreme climate hazards.
Geologists have long assumed that the evolution of land plants enabled rivers to form snakelike meanders, but a review of recent research calls for a reinterpretation of the rock record.
Beyond the Farm Alumni Day of Service is back and open to all Stanford alumni, family, and friends. Projects are designed and led by alums to help make an impact in local communities based on the interests of the project leaders and the needs of partner service organizations. Want to lead a project? We are here to help!
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