Article on Abess PhD students Mayra Cruz, Lynee Turek-Hankins, and Nkosi Muse conducting core research for the THREAD project: Training in Heath-Related Equity and Disparities:
https://t.co/XcxcYTbJIQ
Dr. Jennifer Jacquet co-authors piece on historic agreement adopted at the UN aiming to ensure the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction:
https://t.co/gan4vVh2tN
Dr. Karlisa Callwood co-authors article on the effects of climate change on recreational fishing and species decline in Belize and The Bahamas:
https://t.co/bgQd5EwqZg
Abess PhD students Katie Geddes, Vanessa Forbes-Pateman, and joint JD/PhD student Gabriella Berman among winners of the 2023 Environmental Law and Policy Hack Competition hosted by Pace University.
https://t.co/DeOzfI7zVT
Abess alum, Stacy Aguilera-Peterson, was a member of the drafting team, and played a very important part in making this happen. Congrats, Stacy!
US Ocean Climate Action Plan was released by the White House today, the first of its kind:
https://t.co/kQMAr2DjBQ
“No one’s observed what’s going on underwater in this area before — it’s very deep water, very hard to study, and very inaccessible,” Zeb Hogan, a fish biologist and leader of the Wonders of the Mekong project, told Mongabay writer @carolyncowan11: https://t.co/Hbb9Lfm7fq
Abess PhD program alum Dr. Karlisa Callwood co-authors article --> Acknowledging and Supplanting White Supremacy Culture in Science Communication and STEM: The Role of Science Communication Trainers
https://t.co/fHfhRgQx1K
Abess Center undergraduate student Laura Stieghorst's research group wins $100,000 prize from Elon Musk's carbon removal competition:
https://t.co/oKFjvNLeV1
Abess undergraduate Madeline Wagner awarded a University of Miami Plus One Scholarship, which allows recipients the opportunity to broaden and expand their learning through an extra enrichment year, including a semester abroad. Congrats to Maddy!
https://t.co/Nmx3XVt8n6