Regional
Jan 8, 2025
Allan Hruska, an expert in international development, has joined SEAS as a lecturer. With over thirty years of global experience leading, researching, teaching, and advising at universities, the United Nations, NGOs, civil society, and funding organizations, including USAID, Hruska brings a wealth of knowledge about issues related to sustainability and development. We asked him five questions to learn more about his work and why he's excited to join SEAS.
Jan 7, 2025
Global
Jan 13, 2025
SEAS experts are available to comment on the NASA/NOAA assessment of temperature and climate trends for 2024.
National
Jan 9, 2025
Multiple wildfires are burning across the Los Angeles area, taking lives, destroying property, affecting air quality and displacing thousands of people. SEAS experts are available to discuss.
SEAS Perspectives
Jan 13, 2025
A new blog post written by SEAS master's student Sarah Meadows, who is specializing in Environmental Policy and Planning, discusses Canada's new Arctic Foreign Policy (AFP) that was announced last month. One of the key focuses of the AFP is responding to the acceleration of climate change in the Arctic, which is warming nearly four times faster than the rest of the world.
Faculty in the Media
January 14, 2025
January 13, 2025
Alumni in the News
Dec 19, 2024
SEAS alumna Amy Emmert (MS/MSEd ‘03), who specialized in Behavior, Education and Communication, is the director of education at the Belle Isle Conservancy in Detroit.
