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For Graduate Students

The Carson Scholars Program trains the next generation of environmental researchers in the art of public communication. Develop skills and strategies to effectively convey the value of research and communicate science to a variety of audiences.

For Undergraduate Students

The Liverman Undergraduate Environmental Fellows Program facilitates undergraduate student collaboration with community partners to make a tangible impact in their community while developing skills in teamwork, leadership, problem solving, communication, and project management.

For Undergraduate Students

The Earth Grant program is a leadership development program that pairs students with community partners to contribute to real-world outcomes for people and the planet. Students gain career-ready leadership and professional skills and form lasting relationships within a growing peer-mentor network.

For Graduate and Undergraduate Students

The Indigenous Correspondents Program supports 10-12 Indigenous graduate and undergraduate students from across the U.S. interested in environmental storytelling through a year-long skill building program led by Indigenous mentors.

For Graduate and Undergraduate Students

The Resilience Internships and Student Experiences (RISE) Program connects undergraduate and graduate students to internships that grow students’ core competencies, provide students with mentorship, and help prepare students for careers after graduation.

For Graduate and Undergraduate Students

The Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) program is a transformative approach to enhancing higher education by engaging undergraduate and graduate students in ambitious, long-term, large-scale, multidisciplinary project teams that are led by faculty.