Nov 5, 2020
STEM Star: Protector of Human Health and the Environment
“Although I didn’t major in environmental engineering, I knew that I wanted to work for the EPA,” said Britney McCoy '05.
“Although I didn’t major in environmental engineering, I knew that I wanted to work for the EPA,” said Britney McCoy '05.
Lafayette alumni are actively working to improve the world around them.
Miranda Wilcha '16 works to ensure Easton community members have access to green space and nutritious, affordable locally grown produce.
LaFarm co-founder Jenn (Bell) McAtee ’11 is now a flower farmer who brings beauty to Easton Farmers’ Market with sustainably grown blooms.
New enhancement will enable LaFarm to grow food later into the fall and winter and earlier in the spring.
Students help to harvest produce, remove weeds, and prepare for fall planting—while maintaining safe distancing guidelines.
A hybrid between a casual reading group and an open-ended discussion group, FFSS is a common online space where students, faculty, and staff can come together…
Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship provides “a first-hand opportunity for me to see how science interacts with public policy."
Ian Morse '17 is a journalist of natural resources currently in Seattle.
COVID-19 has shed a light on opportunities that can help us better prepare for environmental challenges of the future.