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English professor strikes gold at book awards
Congratulations go out to Lynne Barrett on winning the Gold for General Fiction at the Florida Book Awards, which every […]
Posts tagged with: "School of Environment Arts and Society (SEAS)"
Feb. 10 lecture to explore life of a citizen scientist
Harvard researcher Mathew William Lensch will speak about “Nature and Nurture: The Life of a Citizen Scientist” Friday, Feb. 10, […]
Research with monkeys may yield solutions to conservation issues
She’s still an undergraduate, but Elizabeth Tapanes, a biological sciences major in the School of Environment, Arts and Society, already […]
Going bananas for Yonanas
FIU alumni invented a kitchen appliance that provides a healthy alternative to ice cream. Now their cool invention is hotter […]
SEAS launching Environmental Film Series for spring semester
The School of Environment, Arts and Society (SEAS) in the College of Arts & Sciences is inaugurating its first Environmental […]
From homeless to cum laude: A graduate’s journey
At one point in his life, after he joined the army to escape a girlfriend who broke his heart, after […]
FIU exhibit on display at Museum of Discovery and Science
When the Museum of Discovery and Science in Ft. Lauderdale recently opened its new EcoDiscovery Center, FIU researchers delivered a […]
Creative Writing professor becomes United States Artists Fellow
English and Creative Writing professor Campbell McGrath was recently named a United States Artists (USA) Fellow. McGrath was one of 52 […]
FIU plants half an acre of mangroves along Biscayne Bay
FIU’s School of Environment, Arts and Society (SEAS) recently hosted a mangrove planting event at the Oleta River State Park […]
Writing center director to be honored for collaborative learning
Paula Gillespie, associate professor and director of the FIU Center for Excellence in Writing (CEW), is the 2011 recipient of […]
English professor James Sutton on the new Shakespeare movie
Is Shakespeare who we think he is? FIU English professor James Sutton discusses the plot of the new Shakespeare movie, Anonymous, […]
Honduran students visit FIU for week of agroscience
More than 20 agroscience juniors from the Universidad Nacional de Agricultura (UNA) in Honduras were hosted by the FIU Agroecology […]
GLOWS launches clean water program in West Africa
FIU’s Global for Water Sustainability Program (GLOWS) is expanding its efforts to provide sustainable clean water to the people and […]
Geologist makes rare discovery in Dominican Republic
Grenville Draper, professor of geology and associate director of Liberal Studies at FIU, has discovered fragments of mantle plume rocks […]
English professor becomes National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow
Yvette R. Piggush, an assistant professor in Department of English at FIU, was recently named a National Endowment for the […]
