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Tune into the ESF Podcast!
In this season of Campus Conversations: The Podcast, we’re highlighting the faculty, students, and staff who make ESF mighty.
Season 5, Episode 1: Making Environmental Messages Stick
In addition to her role teaching at ESF, Dr. Benette Whitmore works to reach the next generation of environmental champions through storytelling.
Season 5, Episode 2: Advocating for Diversity in STEM
Meet Danushi Fernando, ESF’s Chief Diversity Officer, and hear her perspective on the importance of IDEA, as well as her ideas to help create a welcoming and inclusive community at ESF.
Season 5, Episode 3: Bridging Diversity and STEM in the Adirondacks
Paul Hai, Associate Director Adirondack Ecological Center, is committed to education and outreach – and making sure that diversity, equity, and inclusion are infused into both. Listen to see how he sees informal science education and experiential learning as cornerstones to making that happen.
Season 5, Episode 4: A Journey of Paper and Perseverance
Dr. Ericka Redmond, professor in the Chemical Engineering department, is a new, young professor who is passionate about the paper industry, her students, and making a positive impact in people’s lives and on campus. In this conversation, learn about her educational journey, her experience as a Ph.D. student at ESF, the power of networking, and how making life-changing decisions for personal or family reasons can sometimes open doors to other opportunities.
Season 5, Episode 5: Influence of Culture on Human Behavior and Climate Change
Isabel Valentín (Environmental Studies undergrad) and Savannah Wright (Landscape Architecture grad student) talk about their areas of focus, and how they both are interested in evolving current policies around disability (Savannah) and new models around researching marginalized populations in climate-impacted areas (Isabel). They also talked about their experiences as ESF students, the power of facts and data, and their future plans.
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