Come work with me! Inspiring Girls* Alaska is hiring a temp assistant program coordinator to help with our 2023 expeditions - part time during spring & full time in summer. Great opportunity for folks looking to get into science/outdoor/enviro ed! careers.alaska.edu/en-us/job/5234…

Asked students in ENVS80 Dartmouth 🌲 what they would bring to overwinter at #NSFfunded Summit Station Greenland Gifford Wong Zoe Courville Alden Adolph Dr. Kaitlin Keegan what one thing would you bring? conus.summitcamp.org/v1/overview

Please share widely! Applicants without previous work at Toolik or the Arctic are strongly encouraged to apply.

Just a couple weeks left to apply for 2023 U.S. JSEP Greenland. 11th graders eligible to apply for a hands-on remote program & our 2020-2022 remote cohort students eligible to apply for the field program in Greenland The Dickey Center at Dartmouth Institute of Arctic Studies #polarscience #STEM #NSFFunded

Applications are now open for the Plant STEM #REU program Utah State University! Please RT and/or share with students interested in 🌱🦠🐝 intxns. Additional info here: engineering.usu.edu/be/reu/plant-s…

Had so much fun speaking about Arctic mosquitoes Tundra Arthropods Institute of Arctic Studies to the Cambridge Entomological Club Museum of Comparative Zoology Thanks for the invitation Jessie Thuma Great meeting you & the club members (and seeing some UMD Entomology friends!) eciton.org/cambridge-ento…

Team JSEP Greenland Institute of Arctic Studies is hard at work planning activities for #JSEP23. We will be back in Greenland with @Ilisimatusarfik and students from 🇬🇱🇺🇸🇩🇰 & online with high school students from the U.S. #NSFfunded

Yes Yes Yes! Fun news Friday for me getting to share that Melissa DeSiervo, superstar ecologist & Arctic mosquito colleague, & former JSEP Greenland DartGRAD EEES Dartmouth Institute of Arctic Studies fellow lands her #dreamjob Union College Congratulations! 👏

Team USA is gathering in New York for the flight to JSEP Greenland. We are so excited to be back in Greenland this year #NSFfunded Institute of Arctic Studies @Ilisimatusarfik Government Greenland

What to do on day 1 of JSEP Greenland? Discuss field notebooks! Students are getting ready for 1st trip to the field, initial obs. in the ice-tundra ecosystem in Greenland Institute of Arctic Studies Government Greenland @Ilisimatusarfik U.S. National Science Foundation led by Erica Wallstrom & Dartmouth Engineering student Anna Valentine

Uiloq Nielsen Kleist from GINR introduces JSEP Greenland to the geology of Kangerlussuaq

Checking out snow and ice properties on the Greenland ice sheet with Anna Valentine as part of JSEP Greenland Dartmouth Engineering The Dickey Center at Dartmouth

The deadliest animal in the world is smaller than a pencil eraser and weighs less than the weight of a single raindrop. Every year, it kills an estimated 700,000 people by partaking in what scientists grimly call a “blood meal.” wapo.st/46JhPtZ

Getting stuck in the mud was not on my list of things that can happen in Kangerlussuaq, Greenland. This year is unusually wet (lake levels up 2ft!) and cold. But Sarah Cuprewich still got her dust collectors installed & thanks to Polar Field Services we were back in action in no time