WUSTL Environmental Studies Program

It's Native American Heritage Month, and tomorrow's Native Historian Symposium hosted by the Missouri Humanities Council and WashU's own Buder Center for American Indian Studies is going to be awesome. Check it out!

Today's the day! If you're voting in person in St Louis City or County, get out there! You can see your sample ballot at www.vote411.org. Thanks to everyone who has voted early or absentee. Together our voices make a difference in our communities. Voting is just one part of civic engagement, but it is a very important one! You can be sure that no matter how our national and local races turn out, there will be a huge need for students to engage with elected officials on environmental issues in the coming years.

This will be a phenomenal panel!

Many Environmental Studies students are interested in pursuing an MSW or MPH. Does that sound like you? Join the @brownschool this Friday for Fall Preview Day!

Postdocs and grad students: register at climatechange.wustl.edu