Dr. Yves P. Gakunde ’20 (New England, PhD in Environmental Studies) and ’12 (New England, MS in Sustainable Development and Climate Change) assumed the position of Purchasing and
MA in Urban Sustainability alum Mary Sutton published had her article “Using Cooperatives to Empower Formerly Incarcerated People—An L.A. Story” published in the Nonprofit Quarterly.
Nia Keith ’09 (New England, MS) presented “Climate Justice, What Does it Mean and What Can You Do?” on via Zoom in her role as the
Mari Brunner ’14 (New England, MS), planner for the City of Keene’s Community Development Department, was featured in a profile story in the Sentinel Source
MA in Urban Sustainability alumna Yodit Semu was featured on podcast The Accidental Safety Pro on October 28, 2020 discussing her work in urban sustainability.
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
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
Claudia Dery ’89 (New England, MS) was named Educator of the Year by the Harris Center for Conservation Education in Hancock, NH.
Jane Paul, head of AULA’s Undergraduate Studies Urban Studies Concentration and teaching (and founding) faculty in the MA in Urban Sustainability program, offers five things
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
MA in Urban Sustainability alum Ronnell Hampton was a panelist at Encompass: Inclusive Architecture, an annual convening of the American Institute of Architects, Los Angeles
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