Upcoming SEAS Events

SEAS’ Office of Community Impact and Engagement will lead us in learning about these frameworks and reflecting on how they appear in our lives, especially as they relate to navigating graduate school and early career settings. Dinner provided! Rsvp here: https://sessions.studentlife.umich.edu/track...

Speaker: Kathy Hessler, Director of the Animal Legal Institute and Assistant Dean for Animal Law, The George Washington University Law School More information coming soon!

The session will offer an introduction to the Master of Landscape Architecture program and a closer look at how design thinking shapes the relationship between people, landscapes, and the environment. There will also be time for questions, so we encourage you to bring anything you would like to ask...

To help you navigate the application process, we’ll be hosting our SEAS Admissions Success Series again this fall. In early sessions we’ll discuss our programs to help you find your fit at SEAS, and during later sessions we’ll share best practices to make your application shine and answer questions...

We all know that elections have consequences. Bracing ourselves for the impact of any outcome can be incredibly difficult when so much is at stake. During our October Community Conversation, you will engage with fellow SEAS & PitE community members and discover ways you can protect your own peace of...

The session will offer an introduction to the Master of Science in Sustainability and Global Development at SEAS. There will also be time for questions, so we encourage you to bring anything you would like to ask about the program. Speaker: Pamela Jagger, Samuel Trask Dana Professor Dr. Pam Jagger...

Join the Center for Sustainable Systems for a seminar with Dr. Genevieve Metson, Associate Professor in the Department of Geography and Environment at Western University in Canada. Genevieve uses social science, natural science, and arts methods to investigate how we can better manage phosphorus...

Please join us in supporting intellectual exchange and community engagement with a talk by SEAS faculty member Erin Sills. It is an open event for SEAS and non-SEAS students, staff, and faculty. Bring your mug! Tea and cookies will be served. Abstract coming soon.