Field Notes: Exploring the World of Phytoplankton with Marine Resources Students
Recently, MSEM students from the Marine Resources class collected phytoplankton during their field trip to the Greater Farallones National Marine…
Meet our Newest Professors: Charlotte Smith, Preethi Balaji, & Xavier Fernandez!
We are thrilled to introduce our newest professors in the MS in Environmental Management (MSEM) program at USF: Professors Charlotte…
Industrial ReUse Conference with Prof. Adam Hess
Attending academic and professional conferences is an invaluable experience for our graduate students in MSEM. These events offer unique opportunities…
Fall 2024 Master’s Project Presentations
As the Fall semester comes to a close, our graduating students are showcasing their final master’s projects. Over the past…
“Building Open and Transparent GeoAI Frameworks for Scalable Environmental Solutions” A conversation with Professor David Saah
GsAL Director Professor David Saah, PhD, is a renowned expert in a variety of fields, including ecosystem and landscape ecology,…
MSEM Fall End of the Year Events
Welcome back! Fall is in full-swing here at USF and we have some neat learning, networking and professional growth opportunities…
Climate Week NYC with Professor Stephanie Siehr
The power of thousands of people coming together to work toward a shared goal is remarkable. This energy was palpable…
Faculty Research: Professor Allison Luengen, exploring potential ecotoxicology links between marine and terrestrial ecosystems
Understanding relationships between different ecosystems is a central theme in many USF MSEM courses. It is also an area of…
David Carrasco (USF MSEM ‘22): Researching Coral Reefs in Queensland, Australia
We love opening our inbox and seeing familiar names of MSEM alums reaching out to catch up and share what…
Insights into Managing for Large Ecosystem Recovery from Dr. Peter Goodwin, this Year’s José de Acosta Lecturer
Climate change and loss of biodiversity are twin crises creating increased complexity and uncertainty for the environmental managers of today…