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The J. David Lowell Field Camp Scholarship is GSA's annual award for undergraduate students to attend summer field camp. Students are awarded $2,000 each to attend the field camp of their choice based on diversity, financial need and merit. GSA partner Brunton will provide each

Congratulations to Dr. Aliyah Griffith! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see all the amazing things you do! 🧜‍♀️🪸🐠🥳🍾 Aliyah Griffith | #BlackinMarineScience MahoganyMermaids | STEM Non-profit

Regular decisions are live. We're so excited to welcome the newest members of #UNC29! 🐏 🎉

After Hurricane Helene, educators from UNC Institute for the Environment partnered with N.C. State Parks to provide hands-on learning for students whose school was displaced by flooding. Help us continue to engage with communities across the state. Give today: go.unc.edu/Ss79D. #GiveUNC

It's giving...Earth! Marine Science! Environment! Happy #GiveUNC Day! Your donation supports the incredible work of students and faculty across EMES, from funding research travel to awarding student accomplishments. Share your love for UNC, share your love for Earth💙🌎

Please join us tomorrow morning to celebrate Aundre Jackson as he defends his Master's thesis! Aundre's research answers the question, to what extent does V. fischeri use T6SS weapons to invade an already colonized territory? See you at 10:30 am tomorrow in Murray Hall or Zoom!

Our #PTp latest article #EPLS Donoso-Tapia et al.. 2025 about deserpentinization and reserpentinization in 🇪🇨 Raspas complex was feature in New Studies on Serpentinites of ⁦AAPG⁩ CORE ELEMENTS ⁦UNC-Chapel Hill⁩ ⁦UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences⁩ newsletters.aapg.org/new-studies-on…

Emma Dempsey making EMES proud with her action-oriented research on antimicrobial resistance, coastal storms and wastewater infrastructure in the face of climate change.

Great work, EMES presenters and session organizers!

"Building infrastructure and housing that can withstand not only the floods of the past, but also those of the future, is critical to developing resilient communities," said UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences expert Antonia Sebastian. Learn about Sebastian's work in Western N.C. go.unc.edu/Yb82Q

Congratulations to Rick Luettich, #UNC Alumni Distinguished Professor of UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences, for receiving the 2025 International Coastal Engineering Award 🎉 The award honors Luettich's "national leadership in coastal storm hazards." college.unc.edu/2025/04/luetti… RENCI ASCE Headquarters