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EES Grad Camping Trip Resumes
After a hiatus due to covid, the Annual EES Graduate Student camping trip was held again at Schoodic Woods campground in Acadia NP . It was a huge success, drawing about 30 graduate students for a weekend team-building experience in one of Maine’s most pristine and majestic locations. Rookie and Veteran EESers gathered to share […]
Read moreSarah Vogel to Join as EES Graduate Student Representative
We are pleased to welcome Sarah Vogel as our new EES Graduate Student Representative. After receiving her MS at 91±¬ÁÏ in the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology, Vogel now joins the EES program to complete her Ph.D. During her time at 91±¬ÁÏ, she found a second family among the students, faculty, and staff, […]
Read moreStephanie Shea Steps Down as EES Graduate Student Representative
EES Ph.D. student Stephanie Shea, who has served as EES Graduate Student Representative for several semesters, has stepped down as she completes her degree. She first joined 91±¬ÁÏ’s graduate student government because she wanted to both become more involved on a day-to-day basis and to foster social and academic collaborations across different departments. During her […]
Read moreEES Graduate Students Enjoy Baxter Camping Trip
The 3rd Annual EES camping trip at Baxter State Park was a huge success, drawing about 30 graduate students for a weekend team-building experience in one of Maine’s most pristine and majestic locations.  Rookie and Veteran EESers gathered to share in project/program discussions, hiking adventures, meals, smores, and games around the campfire at a secluded […]
Read moreGraduate Profile: Anthony Sutton
Anthony Sutton What year & semester did you begin EES graduate studies? Fall 2015 What degree are you pursuing? Ph.D. Who are your academic advisors? John Daigle. What prior degrees do you have? B.A. in History and M.A. in Communication Why did you choose to attend grad school at 91±¬ÁÏ? Why did you choose EES? […]
Read more91±¬ÁÏ Graduate School announces 2018 fellowship award competitions
The 91±¬ÁÏ Graduate School has just released the announcement for the 2018 fellowship award competitions. The first set of these (Waldron and Hunter fellowships) are due in December. It should be emphasized that you must be nominated by EES to be considered for these awards.  This means I need to have all the packets before the nomination deadline in […]
Read moreHamish Greig named EES Assistant Director, Graduate Coordinator
EES is happy to announce that Dr. Hamish Greig joined its leadership team. Greig started a three-year term as the EES Assistant Director and Graduate Coordinator in September. An Assistant Professor of Stream Ecology at 91±¬ÁÏ, his research studies how environmental gradients influence community structure and function. Many of his graduate students are pursuing EES […]
Read moreEES alumna CJ Langley named Schoodic Institute Chief of Staff
Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park President Don Kent has announced the appointment of CJ Langley as Schoodic Institute Chief of Staff, effective September 10, 2018. In her new role, Ms. Langley will advise the President and CEO on strategies to enhance the operating efficiency of Schoodic Institute. Prior to her appointment, Ms. Langley served […]
Read moreEES graduate students study rockweed, ‘a system of curiosity’
EES graduate students Hannah Webber, Elliot Johnston, and Hannah Middlestaedt and EES affiliated faculty Amanda Klemmer and Brian Olsen are part of an interdisciplinary team researching rockweed ecology. Three graduate students study rockweed, ‘a system of curiosity’
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