Earth and Environmental Sciences

Rebecca Lange Inaugural Lecture: Setting the Stage for a Catastrophic Supervolcano Eruption

Sir Alex Halliday to give special lecture on "New uncertainties around Earth’s origins"

Congratulations to Dr. Marin Clark and Dr. Rebecca Lange for becoming First Women AGU Fellows in department history! The Michigan Earth professors are among two of the 54 Earth and space scientists elected to the American Geophysical Union’s 2022 Class of Fellows. With less than 0.1% of its members being named AGU Fellows each year, this award celebrates remarkable innovation and sustained scientific impact in the field of Earth and space sciences.

Earth and Environmental Sciences Field Trips 2023 The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences is planning two international and one domestic field trips in the Spring of 2023. Details on these trips will be forthcoming through the Fall semester, but we want students to make plans now, should they wish to join.

Michigan Radio Features Gregory Dick in Great Lakes Research Article

Michigan Earth Ladder and Affiliated Faculty part of research projects that received nearly $4.5 Million in Funding Congratulate Naomi Levin, Andrew Gronewold, Benjamin Passey, Selena Smith, Nathan Sheldon, and Allison Steiner

Michigan EARTH awarded top rankings from US News & World Report

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Earth Camp aims to bring diversity to environmental sciences

Every summer for three years in a row, a diverse group of Michigan high school students spends a week exploring nature and learning about the environment through the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences’ Earth Camp. The camp hopes to spark interest among a new generation to enter the field.

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