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  1. Award for 2024 CFAES Distinguished Seniors

    Ohio State CFAES names its top seniors

    Mar 6, 2024

    The most prestigious undergraduate award at The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) will be presented to 23 seniors in April. The Distinguished Senior Award honors top graduating seniors on the Ohio State Columbus campus who exemplify the CFAES mission in areas such as academics and scholarship, research and innovation, service and involvement, and influence and leadership. Find out who will be recognized >>

  2. Get ready to jump-start your internship search

    Sep 6, 2023

    Students to get a glimpse of internship experiences at SENR's annual Internship Poster Forum.

    Posters of SENR summer internship experiences will be on display in the Kottman Hall Lobby on September 11 starting at 1:30 p.m.

  3. Cover of the student published book, "Emerging Perspectives on Religion and Environmental Values in America" with a forest in the background.

    Student essays on religion and environmental values published

    Sep 7, 2022

    A new book published by The Ohio State University Pressbooks, Emerging Perspectives on Religion and Environmental Values in America is available and in use as a companion textbook for ENR 3470 - Religion and Environmental Values in America taught by Greg Hitzhusen, assistant professor of professional practice in the School of Environment and Natural Resources. The book is a collaboration with students.

  4. New Ohio State news story describes student efforts to prevent deadly collisions for migrating birds.

    Student project seeks to prevent deadly window collisions

    Jun 11, 2019

    Ohio State News published a story, "A deadly strike for migrating birds" on efforts by students and faculty at The Ohio State University and the Ohio Bird Conservation Initiative to learn more about and prevent deadly collisions for migrating birds. The story informs and describes student engagement in Lights Out Buckeyes, a project launched last year by School of Environment and Natural Resources students Kandace Glanville1 and Tyler Ficker and sponsored by the Ohio State Ornithology Club, that aims to learn more about window collisions and assess the scope of the problem on the Ohio State campus. The project seeks to answer questions such as: How many birds are victims of these collisions? Are some buildings attracting more collisions? And, is there any way to help prevent these usually deadly window strikes?

    Kandace graduated in May 2019 with a degree in wildlife science, but is still an active Lights Out Buckeyes volunteer. 

  5. US Environmental Protection Agency recently opened registration for the 2017 iteration of its Campus RainWorks Challenge. The challenge is a design competition in which student teams, along with faculty advisors, are tasked with improving stormwater management on their campuses in a way that reduces environmental impacts while improving campus aesthetics and usability. (Photo: Chesapeake Bay Program)

    Student Opportunity: US EPA Announces 2017 Campus RainWorks Challenge

    Sep 18, 2017

    The US Environmental Protection Agency recently opened registration for the 2017 iteration of its Campus RainWorks Challenge. The challenge is a design competition in which student teams, along with faculty advisors, are tasked with improving stormwater management on their campuses in a way that reduces environmental impacts while improving campus aesthetics and usability. Past projects have recommended installing permeable pavement, rainwater harvesting, building rain gardens, and more.

  6. ENR Express Services Every Friday SP19

    Aug 14, 2017

    ENR Express Services for Spring 2019.

  7. EEDS Capstone project on Smart Street Light presented at the April Environmental Professionals Network Breakfast (Photo credit: Scott Spears)

    Capstone Partnership Focus of Article

    Apr 27, 2017

    Facilities Operations and Development recently partnered with five Ohio State students on their 15-week EEDS (Environment, Economics, Development and Sustainability) Capstone project. The students created a multi-purpose Smart Street Light, designed to assist with security and sustainability. Read more about this partnership and project in the latest A&P Newsletter.

  8. EEDS Capstone students presenting their senior project on autonomous shuttle use in the Easton area at the Environmental Professionals Network breakfast.

    Ohio State senior projects support Smart Columbus mission

    Apr 24, 2017

    The Ohio State University is the lead research partner for the Smart Columbus program, but it’s not just faculty leading the way. Students are also working to make Columbus a smarter city.  Students from the School of Environment and Natural Resources showed off their senior projects at the Environmental Professionals Network breakfast on Tuesday and the Smart Columbus program was the focus of nine of the projects.  

  9. EEDS major uses grant to improve campus sustainability.

    Student Uses Grant to Improve Campus Sustainability

    Apr 17, 2017

    A recent article in The Lantern highlights the accomplishments and efforts of undergraduate student Sarah Fischer to improve sustainability on campus by giving out free, efficient, LED lightbulbs.

  10. Outstanding student research, scholarship and creative activity was on display at the 22nd Annual Denman Undergraduate Research Forum.

    SENR Students Present at Denman Research Forum

    Apr 3, 2017

    Students from many majors at The Ohio State University presented their research at the 22nd Annual Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. The Denman Forum is a competitively judged opportunity for students to share outstanding research with the Ohio State community and public. Several students from the School of Environment and Natural Resources were selected to present their research at the Denman Forum.

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