Metz Studies Lake Effect Snow Bands

A weather phenomenon associated with lake effect snow bands in the Great Lakes region is the subject of an article by Associate Professor of Geoscience Nicholas Metz published in The…
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Reinke ’21 Explores Sustainability While at Sea

This semester, Mariah Reinke ’21, an environmental studies and cultural anthropology double major, is studying off campus on board a 134-foot tall ocean research vessel stationed in the Pacific Ocean.…
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Turner ’11 Named Forty Under 40 in Energy Industry

Evan Turner ’11, founder and managing partner of the New York City-based, energy-focused private equity firm, Drillcore Energy Partners, LLC, was recently named to Oil & Gas Investor’s “Forty Under…
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Mann Explores Science Denial at Climate Change Colloquium

The Hobart and William Smith Climate Change and Philosophy Colloquium concluded on Monday, Nov. 12 with a talk from Michael E. Mann, a pioneering climate scientist and distinguished professor of atmospheric science and director…
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Williams ’13 Presents on Extreme Heat and the Built Environment

Augusta “Gussie” Williams ’13, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Environmental Health at Harvard University’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health, delivered a presentation on her current research exploring…
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