Summer Research Fellowships
The ENSP program annually awards summer fellowships to support student research on a variety of environmental topics. The awards generally include a scholarship, money for research supplies and funds for the research advisor. ENSP currently sponsors the following fellowships:
- The ENSP Anne Davis '16 Summer Research Fellowship in Social and/or Environmental Justice
- The ENSP Anne Davis '16 Summer Research Fellowship provides support for a student conducting research or completing a summer program associated with social and/or environmental justice. The funds might be used, for example, for research in the areas of clean energy, plasitics pollution, or other issues related to environmental advocacy. Alternatively, funds could be used to research LGBTQA+, immigration, or other social justice issues or to support the completion of a summer program that focuses on such areas as affordable housing, food security, or seeking to end mountain-top removal.
To apply for ENSP summer research fellowships, submit your proposal through the Charles Center Summer Research Program and indicate your interest in being considered. Applications can be submitted here...
https://www.wm.edu/as/charlescenter/student-research/project-funding/summer/
Past Awardees:
Summer 2024 Fellows
- Alexa Busby (Research Advisor: Matthias Leu, Biology Department)
- Seneca RiceWoolf (Research Advisor: Meaghan Stiman, Sociology Department)
Summer 2023 Fellow
- Lumuen Edmonds [pdf] (Research Advisor: Daniel Maliniak, Government Department)
Summer 2022 Fellow
- Jordan Hadlock [docx download] (Research Advisor: Brent Kaup, Sociology Department)
Summer 2021 Fellow
- Isabel Schreur [pdf] (Research Advisor: Alan Braddock, Art & Art History/American Studies)
Summer 2020 Fellow
- Emma Schmidt [pdf] (Research Advisor: Caroline Hanley, Sociology Department)
Summer 2019 Fellow
- Mary Lawrence Young [pdf] (Research Advisor: Martin Gallivan, Anthropology Department)
Summer 2018 Fellows
- Deb Kornblut [pdf] (Research Advisor: Daniel Maliniak, Government Department)
- Leah Marshall [pdf] (Research Advisor: Nicholas Balascio, Geology Department)
- Olivia Windorf [pdf] (Research Advisor: Matthias Leu, Biology Department)
