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David Millar, MEM/MPP'13, recently shared insights into his journey, his favorite memories at Duke and his advice for anyone considering the programs.

Nicolas Cassar and Brian McAdoo, faculty members within the Nicholas School of the Environment’s Division of Earth and Climate Sciences, have received named chair titles from the Bass Society of Fellows for excellence in undergraduate teaching and scholarship.

So-called “forever chemicals” show up everywhere: in drinking water, food and clothing – causing a range of health issues. Lee Ferguson is at the forefront of efforts to keep these pollutants out of state drinking water.

Seventeen rising leaders from water and wastewater utilities across the United States graduated April 6 from 91��������’s Water Innovation Leadership Development (WILD) continuing education program.

Master of Environmental Management student Akosua Bandoh shares her journey to choosing the Energy and Environment concentration and how it’s preparing her for a successful career.

Master of Environmental Management student Kiran Kruse shares his journey to choosing the Business and Environment concentration and how it’s preparing him for a successful career.

Master of Environmental Management student Vicky Fong shares her journey to choosing the Coastal and Marine Systems concentration and how it’s preparing her for a successful career.

Master of Environmental Management student Shivani Lakshman shares her journey to choosing the Terrestrial and Freshwater Environments concentration and how it’s preparing her for a successful career.

Master of Environmental Management student Camber Vincent shares his journey to choosing the Environmental Analytics and Modeling concentration and how it’s preparing his for a successful career.

Master of Environmental Management student Alice Daeschler shares her journey to choosing the Community Engagement and Environmental Justice concentration and how it’s preparing her for a successful career.

Master of Environmental Management student Patty Kwiatek shares her journey to choosing the Ecotoxicology and Environmental Health concentration and how it’s preparing her for a successful career.

Master of Environmental Management student Mark Lamendola shares his journey to choosing the Environmental Economics and Policy concentration and how it’s preparing his for a successful career.

As a new faculty member in the Division of Environmental Sciences and Policy, He uses satellite data to understand how climate change affects crop production, carbon sequestration and human health.

Kimberly Marion Suiseeya, who started on Jan. 1 as associate professor of environmental policy, studies how historically marginalized groups affect and are affected by environmental policies, and how researchers influence environmental justice.

Wildlife ecologist Jason Donaldson brings extensive field research experience in South Africa and East Africa to his role as assistant professor in the Division of Environmental Natural Sciences.