Spring is approaching, and what better way to celebrate that than by smelling the flowers at the Spring Bulb Show! This event will take place on Sunday March 10th at 12:30-3:30pm.
The Smith Bulb Show is a tradition started over 100 years ago. Students and horticulturalists begin to cultivate in October to display an early glimpse of spring with over 8,000 bulbs of irises, lillys, tulips and more!
Please sign up at this link https://forms.gle/ro4fPbpWrfCvhyxp6
Spaces are limited- sign up early!
Join us on Wednesday February 21st from 5:30-7 pm for help in improving your resume! We want to help you feel confident and prepared in applying to internships, jobs and grad school! This workshop will take place in Holdsworth 308 Food and refreshments will be served for those who attend.
Come and join us this upcoming Wednesday Nov 29th, to destress and regroup before finals! Refreshments will be served and for those willing, art will be used to help decorate our new office space!
Thank you to all of the interested students and families that came out virtually for the Majors week presentations!
For those who missed it, or want a refresher on what EnviSci is all about! Check out this video linked here as well as listed with the QR code below where Senior Peer Advisor Austin Bartlett discusses the major!
Thanks for coming out to work on your resumes this past Tuesday the 14 of Nov. We had a blast helping each end every one of you learn about and practice good resume building tips and tricks!
Missed it? Or want to reflect on what we talked about some more? check out this slideshow that was shown during the event!
Would you like to share your EnviSci-related experience from this summer and get a chance to win a gift card? Participate in the Student Spotlight by filling out this Google form (linked here) to share your independent research project, lab work, study abroad, volunteering, etc. to get featured on the EnviSci Blog, and on an Instagram thread post!
Thanks for Joining us on Wednesday the 24th for a Peer Networking Night with a focus on Research and Internship applications!
As promised below is a QR code for a link to the recorded session as well as here is the slideshow itself!
Come out and join us in the morning on Saturday October 7th (Rain date: Mon 9th) for a beautiful and scenic hike up Mount Norwottuck! Enjoy breathtaking fall views from the peak at the height of the leaves changing. If you are interested in signing up, see the form above for more information!
Join us on this Thursday September 28nd at 4:30-6:00PM for the Earth and Sustainability Club Fair. Take a look at our flyer below for more information!
We hope to see you there! Let us know if you have any questions about this event.
Looking for for motivated and enthusiastic rising juniors to be peer advisors for the Environmental Science program!
What does it mean to be a Peer Advisor?
Peer advisors for the Environmental Science Program are here to support their peers with academic and college advice to enhance their student success!
Responsibilities as a Peer Advisor:
Responsibilities and training would actively begin in late August, and the position typically continues through both your junior and senior year. There are also opportunities for remote part-time summer employment working this June and July with the EnviSci New Student Orientation and Transitions team.
Academic credit is earned in your junior year, with paid positions possible in your senior year.
—— LINK TO GOOGLE FORM APPLICATION —— Environmental Science Program Peer Advisor Application Spring 2023 (google.com)