Juniors continue to participate in the Certificate Seminar ES 395. Designed to help prepare students for their internships and senior integrative projects, the seminar provides juniors an opportunity to present their proposals to students and faculty. It also offers in-depth discussion of current environmental issues with invited speakers, and the opportunity to share information among students with diverse backgrounds.

Juniors take the additional courses that they have selected to prepare for their internships and projects. Many students study away for one semester so they are encouraged to select a location with courses that will augment their program of studies in the Center. Finally, they submit their internship learning agreements for approval, and prepare to leave for their summer work with a variety of organizations in different states and abroad. 

GNCE Class of 2025

Sadie AbuHaidar
Enviornmental Interest: Exploring cattle industry and water use affecting rivers and fish through research and art exhibits


Sabilah Alibhai
Environmental Interest: Role of soil arthropod communities in nitrogen cycling in nitrogen cycling and nutrient availability 


Ana Bermudez
Environmental Interest: Urban orchid conservation and education


Riley Flannery
Environmental Interest: Environmental impacts of tourism on coastal Maine and surrounding waters


Rowan Galanis
Environmental Interest: Sunscreen and PCP chemical impacts on coral and suggested policies


Hannah Guay
Environmental Interest: Effects of grass fed vs factory raised beef on the environment


Skyler Kardell
Environmental Interest: Beach Vol population and status: the ethics of collection on a sensitive endemic population


Katerina Mann
Environmental Interest: Horseshoe crab conservation in Long Island Sound


Mia McKersie
Environmental Interest: Framing veganism and vegetarianism to reduce animal product consumption 


Sophie Moniz
Environmental Interest: Assessing local kelp farming for nutrient and carbon sequestration


Rebecca Teall
Environmental Interest: Literature’s unintended impact on our behavior and the resulting environmental impacts


Noah Vernick
Environmental Interest: Climate and community impacts of Western US water shortages on marginalized towns and cities