Tobi Oyewole and Shenali Madhanaroopan, two Sustainability Management Master's students, have recently launched their own podcast inspired by all things sustainability. The podcast, called “Eco You”, brings to light how sustainability affects all our daily choices.
For his co-op placement, Environment and Business undergraduate student James Foote worked in the Response Readiness Team for Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC). The WCMRC is a world-class oil spill response organization tasked with mechanically retrieving spilled oil out of Canada’s West Coast waters. When an oil spill occurs WCMRC is the only marine response organization on the west coast mandated by Transport Canada.
SEED faculty and graduate students are in the news!
Professor Prateep Nayak will be teaching his field on-line course from August 7 - 14, 2021.
SEED welcomes two co-op students for spring 2021 to enhance the preparation of online courses. We are pleased to introduce them:
Aneta Gardijan:
Program: 3rd year - Environment and Business
Position: Online Learning Assistant (OLA)
The School of Environment, Enterprise and Development (SEED) is very pleased to congratulate a significant number of our research students who have been recognized with these prestigious high-value awards.
New research papers from SEED students and faculty on community sustainability, climate action plans and multidisciplinary environmental management projects.
The School of Environment, Enterprise and Development (SEED) is pleased to recognize six new graduates of the Masters of Environmental Studies in Sustainability Management.
Leah Feor is completing the Master of Environment and Business (MEB) program, focusing on sustainable accounting and finance.
International Development alumni Stefan Chan (BES 2018) is currently living in Kangirsuk, an Inuit community on the Ungava Bay side of Nunavik, Quebec.