Emily Beck ’10 (New England, MS) is the current Director of Sustainability and Bay Studies at the Gunston School and will assume the role of Chesapeake Watershed Director.
Dr. Kim Langmaid ’09 (New England, PhD) accepted a position as Associate Professor of Sustainability Studies at Colorado Mountain College Vail Valley at Edwards.
David Moon ’90 (New England, MS) led the program “Climate Change: The Greatest Challenge of Our Time—The Case of the North Shore of Massachusetts” at the Amesbury Friends Meeting House.
Claudia Dery ’89 (New England, MS) was named Educator of the Year by the Harris Center for Conservation Education in Hancock, NH.
Chair of AULA’s MA in Urban Sustainability, was quoted in an LA Times article called “Nine ideas for making our city’s public space more race equitable” by Carolina Miranda. Dr. Lugo’s wrote on supporting community groups that exist.
Cindy Thomashow ’78 (New England, MS Env. Studies) is co-director of the graduate program in Urban Environmental Education at IslandWood in partnership with Antioch University Seattle. The program launched in 2015 and prepares educators to work at the intersection of
Michelle Heaton, a doctoral student in AUNE’s Environmental Studies dept, has been named the next Head of School at Teton Valley Community School. Michelle’s award-winning action research project on boys as global citizens was published in 2016, and she brings TVCS
The Keene School District has named Monica Foley, MS ’13, as an Exceptional Teacher for 2014. I was extremely honored, surprised, and grateful to have been chosen after my first year of teaching, said Monica, who teaches biology, chemistry, and
Kim Langmaid, PhD ’09, a graduate of AUNE’s Department of Environmental Studies, gave a talk at TEDxVailWomen on December 5 in Edwards, Colorado. Her talk, titled Walking Like a Mountain, considered ways to think and act sustainably today. Langmaid founded
The Helix, a new science center in Los Altos, California, part of San Francisco’s Exploratorium, has just been launched. The director of the Helix is AUNE alumna Anne Richardson, PhD ’12, a graduate of the Department of Environmental Studies. Grand
Deborah Matlock, a doctoral student in AUNE’s Department of Environmental Studies, and the interpretive naturalist and art program director for Boulder (Colorado) Open Space, has coordinated an art show of local art celebrating open space, in the Boulder Public Library
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