Environmental Studies Program Chair Office Hours
The Chair for the Environmental Studies Program and major, John Wargo will be holding office hours to address questions related to the major for all interested students at 210 Prospect Street, Room 102 on Monday, September 8th from 2:00-4:00pm.

NEW Fall 2008 Environmental Studies Courses

• Agriculture, Farmers, Food: Foundational Matters
• Asian Environments and Frontiers
• Energy in American History

PLEASE NOTE:
The Environmental Studies core laboratory, EVST 263La/F&ES 263La that is paired with EVST 262a/F&ES 262a, Ecology and Conservation, WILL BE OFFERED offered again in Fall 2008.

Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies/Yale College
Five-year Joint Degree Program Information Session
Take the opportunity to learn more about this program, which is designed to provide well-prepared Yale College students with accelerated graduate training in environmental science and management.  Five-year joint degree students earn a Bachelor’s Degree and a Master of Environmental Management or Master of Environmental Science Degree in five years.  Please refer to http://www.yale.edu/evst/ for more information about the program.

This joint degree program is open to all Yale College majors. Pizza will be served.

Wednesday, September 17, 2008 at 4:30PM
Sage Hall Room 24, 205 Prospect Street

Contact information:
Debbie Broadwater
Program Manager, Environmental Studies & Five-year Joint Degree Programs
Phone: 432-9868
Email: deborah.broadwater@yale.edu

Environmental Career Opportunity Resources
How can students get started on finding that great environmental job, fellowship or graduate program? Take a look at some resources, including job postings sent to the Environmental Studies Program from alumni and friends, found here.

  Environmental Internships for Study and Research Summer 2008
  The Environmental Studies Program has awarded Environmental Fellowships to 25 Yale undergraduates for summer 2008.                                                                    

  Congratulations to the Environmental Studies Class of 2008!
  Nathalie Alegre
  Senior Essay: Coping with Environmental Disaster in the High Andes: Social Aspects of Approaches Taken by the Peruvian Government in the   Face of Heladas

  Kathryn Au
  Senior Essay: Wolves and Ranchers: Finding a Common Interest in the Southwest

  Emily Biesecker
  Senior Essay: Subsistence Management in Alaska: 364 Million Acres and No Common Ground?

  Sonia Cooke
  Senior Essay: The Convention on Migratory Species: U.S. Decision Not to Accede

  Daniel Friedman
  Senior Essay: Market Barriers and Failures and Investment in Energy Efficient Technology: Research on Consumer Behavior and Discount   Rates and Applications to Government and Utility Programs

  Allison Guy
  Senior Essay: Profiting from Paradise: Maximizing the Value of Bacalar Chico National Park and Marine Reserve to Balance Business, Nature,   and National Politics

  Angel Hertslet
  Senior Essay: Life on the Margins: An Ethnographic Study of Livelihood Strategies in Santo Tomas, Honduras

  Margaret Howard
  Senior Essay: Can Housing be Green and Affordable?  A Case Study of New Haven, Connecticut

  Emily Jack-Scott*
  Senior Essay: A Tale of Two Shore Towns: Avalon and Wildwood, New Jersey

  Xiaodong Jessica Jiang
  Senior Essay: The DICE Model with Uncertainty: An Analysis of Global Climate Change Modeling

  Anna Johnson*
  Senior Essay: Climate Change and Agriculture: Carbon Sequestration in Agricultural Soils

  *A special congratulations to the students who were awarded the Gaylord Donnelley Prize for distinguished work in environmental studies at   this year's Commencement.  

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