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…
“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,…
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…
MSEM Fall 2024: Welcome message from Graduate Program Director Prof. Kokkinaki
Dear USF MSEM Community, Welcome to the 2024-2025 academic year! It has already been an exciting week of students and…
ESRI User Conference 2024 with Professors David Saah, Paul Nesbit, and Fernanda Lopez Ornelas of the USF Geospatial Analysis Lab (GsAL)
One of the things we often hear from MSEM students and alums is how much they enjoy and value classes…
Faculty Research: Professor Calla Schmidt, Hydrologist
Calla Schmidt, PhD is a hydrologist who focuses on human impacts to water quality. She’s been teaching in the Environmental…
Special Topics Coming to MSEM this Fall
When MSEM students return to the USF campus this Fall, we’ll be offering three Special Topics courses in addition to…
Celebrating Professor John Callaway and Wishing Him a Happy Retirement
“Congratulations, John, to a career celebrating our wetlands and inspiring generations of environmental scientists! Your many accomplishments have made their…
Conservation Conferences with Callaway
This past fall marked the 27th biennial Coastal Estuarine Research Federation (CERF) conference in Portland, Oregon. This particular event was…