Emily Elliott, a professor in the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Geology and Environmental Science, led a cohort of students to publish research conducted alongside the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Congratulations to William Schuck on receiving the Fall 2025 Chancellor's Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship for your proposal on Sustainable Teaching, Innovative Thinking and Environmental Excellence. The David C.
On Saturday, May 3, we were honored to celebrate the accomplishments of our students!
GES Class of 2025!
As part of the Lightning Talks and shared his findings on his research: the Identification of Martian Scoria Cones in Va
These graduating students made significant contributions to sustainability both on- and off-campus during their time at Pitt. We look forward to seeing what they accomplish as alumni!
Congratulations to:
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We gathered on March 19, 2025, to honor and celebrate the relentless dedication and unwavering ambition of our GES students, who have demonstrated excellence in both academics and beyond. Congratulations to our award recipients:
Last week, 22 of our incredible faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students are presenting at the 2024 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting—the world’s largest gathering of Earth and space scientists!
Congratulations to William Schuck (Environmental Science student) and his team (PI: Goeran Fiedler) for being awarded the 2024 Student Award for Sustainability in Healthcare Challenge for their project Eco-Engineering the Future: Sustainable Prosthetics for Sustainable Healthcar
The Sustainable Food Systems class, taught by Corey Flyyn, spends most weeks at an urban farm learning and working with community leaders. This week we had the privilege of helping Ebony Lunsford-Evans, better known as Farm Girl Eb, get her urban farm in the West End, 1 Sound Farm, ready for the winter.
