
Environmental Studies News
News, events and happenings from the Randolph College Environmental Studies department.
- Randolph College's Science Festival Scheduled for March 22-25
- Multi-day event will offer something for everyone
- Katelin Shugart-Schmidt '10 Named Virginia Tech’s Graduate Woman of the Year
- Shugart-Schmidt was an environmental science major at Randolph
- Katelin Shugart-Schmidt '10 wins Virginia Tech Graduate Woman of the Year Award
- Tatiana Gilstrap and James Keane have article published in Environmental Earth Sciences.
- Professors discover magnetic rocks in nearby Bedford county.
- Randolph College Professor Featured in News & Advance
- Tatiana Gilstrap was profiled as the paper's Central Virginia Person this week
- Randolph College Professor in the News
- Tatiana Gilstrap, an environmental sciences professor, featured in local media
- Randolph Professors Featured in Local News
- John Abell, Brad Bullock, and Kathy Schaefer profiled in story on eating locally grown foods
- Randolph College Students Study Edible Landscaping
- Summer Research Project looked at use of landscaping plants to provide fruit, nuts, and berries
- Randolph Professors Work to Help Local Teachers
- SCHEV grant and Summer Research Program help College offer program
- New SCHEV Grant Allows Randolph Professors to Help Local Teachers
- $140,000 grant funds program aimed at providing teachers with more effective resources and training in math and science instruction
- Randolph College in the News: Economics Class Makes Impact on Lynchburg
- John Abell's Economics of Food and Sustainability course offers interesting look at Lynchburg's food options
- Randolph College in the News
- Karin Warren, a Randolph environmental studies professor, is featured on WSET
- Randolph College Junior Earns Honorable Mention from Udall Foundation
- Louise Searle '12 was recognized for her academic and leadership skills
- Whale Tales
- Students study nature writing and global change during trip to Mexico.
- Green Graduation
- New eco-friendly commencement gowns made from recycled water bottles.
- Randolph College Receives VFIC Sustainability Grant
- Award will allow College to purchase recycling center
- Randolph College Professor Featured Expert on WSET
- Karin Warren discusses the environmental impact of snow removal chemicals and abrasives
- Sabbatical at Sea
- While teaching with the Semester at Sea program, Professor Rick Barnes crossed the equator, got soaked with fish guts and hung out with Nobel Prize winner Desmond Tutu.
- Students and Faculty present at National Conference
- Environmental Studies and Organic Garden students share research at the Association for the Advancement of Higher Education Conference in Denver
- Rick Barnes blogs from Semester at Sea
- Professor teaches psychology and environmental studies courses aboard ship.
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