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Meet the Future
Climate change. Food access. Water quality. The world needs bold leaders willing to take on urgent environmental issues more than ever. At SEAS, we're focusing on the future - transforming research into action to create a healthier planet for all.
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SEAS Announces New Sustainability and Development Degree Specialization
Tuesday, October 13, 2020, 12:00 am
The U-M School for Environment and Sustainability (SEAS) has received approval from the Rackham Executive Board to establish a new degree specialization focused on sustainability and development.
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Get Out and Vote!
The upcoming election is unlike any other, and there’s never been a more important time to make your voice heard. You have the power to shape policy and politics, and prioritize the issues that you care about. To make it easier to vote, the Ann Arbor City Clerk has opened a satellite office at the U-M Museum of Art for all U-M students, faculty, and staff who plan to vote in Ann Arbor. You can register to vote in Ann Arbor, update your registration address, and request and drop off your absentee ballot. The satellite office is located in the Stenn Gallery on the first floor of UMMA through Election Day (Nov. 3). For quick links and other voting information, visit U-M’s Big Ten Voting Challenge website.
"To be a black person is to come from a long bloodline of survivors and storytellers, with a resilience that people can't even comprehend."
- Lena Waithe
In SEAS's commitment towards decolonizing and creating a more equitable world, we want to acknowledge and rectify the erasure and minimization black and indigenous environmentalists in conservation. We commit to promoting prominent black environmental historians and authors through our coursework and programming.
Game changers in action
Kat Superfisky (BA ’07, MS/MLA ’13) - Urban Ecology Game Changer
“To me, Los Angeles and its river provide the perfect laboratory for exploring how to rebuild cities—humans’ new natural environment—into more inhabitable places.”
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Dr. Martin Heller - Carbon Footprint Game Changer
“It's climate action that is accessible to everyone, because we all decide on a daily basis what we eat.’”
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José González (MS ’09) - Community Game Changer
One of the core values of this school is the interdisciplinary nature of the curriculum—which helped me to see that environmental conservation work isn't just about the natural sciences. It isn't just about the ecology. It's fundamental to understand what we're conserving, and why we're conserving it, and that the whole of the biosphere is important for us.
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Upcoming Seas Events
Voter Challenge
11:00 amNEXT ELECTION: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 For text updates and important...
2nd Annual Residential Michigan Net Zero Conference
6:00 pmThe 2nd annual Zero Net Energy Residential Conference is bringing...
Michigan College Earth Day 50.5
9:00 amThe Michigan Campus Sustainability Collective (MiCSC), a program...
Arizona State University Graduate School Expo
10:00 amArizona State University students can connect with SEAS Admissions...