Community Building In and Out of the Classroom
Juliana Ward ’24, an Environmental Studies (ENVS) major and economics minor, is a member of the second to last cohort of students to earn their B.S. degrees in Environmental Studies from the Rubenstein School. The program migrated to the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) in the fall of 2022. The ENVS program curriculum spans the...
Exploring How Creativity Can Heal and Change Human-Environment Systems
The first floor of the George D. Aiken Center—home of the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources on UVM’s campus—contains an always-active student lounge, multiple classrooms, a large lecture hall, a computer lab, secure indoor bike parking, and as of November 2023, an art gallery.
UVM’s First Comprehensive Inclusive Excellence Action Plan Sets Important Goals for University Community
On November 15, the University of Vermont released its first-ever Comprehensive Inclusive Excellence Action Plan, a data-driven strategic plan centered on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. The plan outlines the University’s commitment and process for advancing inclusive excellence across the university over the next five years.
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- Lead with Intention: Alumna Nathaly Agosto Filión Inspires at Rubenstein School Graduation Celebration
- Student Leader Jonah Stern Builds Connections Between People and Place
- Welcoming a Historic Incoming Class to the Rubenstein School
- New Mapping Tool Identifies Vermont's Environmentally Vulnerable Populations
- UVM Femmes in Forestry Builds Support for Women in Natural Resource Majors
- Leaving UVM with the Future in Mind
- Migrant Workers Vital to Vermont Dairy Industry, Need More Social and Medical Support
- NSF-Funded Northern Forest Research Inspires New Partnership with Historically Black Southern University
- Senior Andrew Romano Shares His Passion for Outdoor Recreation to Raise BIPOC Participation
- Forestry Student Brenna Christensen Serves as Teacher and Role Model
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