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…
Alumni Spotlight: Eric Canteenwala (MSEM ‘21), Superfund Project Manager at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
A highlight of our orientation day welcoming incoming MSEM students each year is connecting them with alums working in the…
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…
Student Spotlight: MSEM Student Analia Alvarado on Interning with San Francisco Recreation & Parks
This Spring, as she was completing her first year of MSEM studies at USF, Analia Alvarado also worked as a…
MSEM Snapshot: What is the Ecology concentration?
By design, our Master of Science in Environmental Management (MSEM) program at University of San Francisco (USF) provides an interdisciplinary…
Alumni Spotlight: Max Wechsler (MSEM ‘16) on Sustainability as a Business Opportunity and His Experience Working in Reuse and Zero Waste
We love catching up with MSEM alums – to hear what they’re doing now, learn about environmental management career pathways,…
Continuing Student Guy Gutterman on Working at the EPA and Studying in the MSEM Program
Guy Gutterman, a continuing MSEM student starting his second year in the program this Fall, has been working for the…
Master’s Project Spotlight: Blue Carbon Ecosystems in Humboldt Bay with Nicholas Rowlands
Tidal wetland restoration is an area of increasing focus for climate change mitigation – especially on the west coast of…
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…