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Fall 2022

A Man of Energy
10 Questions: Associate Professor Bilal Butt
A Champion for Justice
A Lifelong Passion for Trees
Carlson’s Fishery: Leaving its Mark on the Local Economy and Michigan’s Waters
Class Notes
Dean’s Letter
Developing Water Policy Solutions that Ensure a Just and Resilient Future
Environmentally Safe Pest Control
Faculty Accolades
FishPass Project Draws Inspiration From Single-Stream Recycling
Fostering Human-Tiger Coexistence in Nepal
Freshwater is ‘the Root’ That Connects This Area
Leading Sustainability-Focused Education
Mobility and Transportation Design
Nurturing Environmental Justice Activists
Pairing Solar Development With Innovative Land Management
Program in the Environment Celebrates 20 Years
Protecting the Diversity of Fish in the Great Lakes
Research Highlights
Righting Wrongs in Society
SEAS Releases First National Framework Designed to Measure and Advance Energy Equity
SEAS Travel Photo Contest
Studying Trees for Clues About Climate Change
Summer Discussion Series
Supporting Actionable Energy Solutions
The Forever Business: Conservation Leader Glen Chown
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Congratulations, Class of 2022!

Kerry Duggan (MS ’06), founder and CEO of SustainabiliD and founding director of the SEAS Sustainability Clinic, delivered the keynote at the largest commencement in SEAS’ history in a first-ever outdoor ceremony at Elbel Field. More than 150 graduates were recognized for excelling in areas of sustainability as part of the Excellence in Sustainability Honors Cord Program.

SEAS/PitE Spring 2022 Commencement

A Return to the Bio Station

After a long pandemic hiatus, incoming SEAS students returned to the U-M Biological Station on Douglas Lake for orientation. Students collected samples of macroinvertebrates as part of fieldwork led by SEAS Lecturer Sheila Schueller, and took a guided nature walk with SEAS Associate Professor Johannes Foufopoulos, who taught them about old-growth forests, among other activities. This year’s class numbers 225 master’s and 16 doctoral students.

2022 SEAS Orientation

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