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Archive for year: 2017
MPP Graduate Stephanie Shepard off to conduct fieldwork on Staten Island
/by Hilary BoudetMPP Graduate Stephanie Shepard is headed to Staten Island to conduct fieldwork for our final case in the community reactions to extreme weather project.
$1 million grant from NSF’s Smart & Connected Communities program!
/by Hilary BoudetIt’s official! I have received a $1 million grant from NSF’s Smart & Connected Communities program to implement multiple energy conservation interventions with young people and families in Fremont, California.
I won the Steve and Nancy Buck CLA Faculty Development Award
/by Hilary BoudetI am honored to have been selected for the 2017 College of Liberal Arts Steve and Nancy Buck Faculty Development Award!
Another successful class project – this time for OPAC
/by Hilary BoudetAnother successful class project – this time for Oregon’s Ocean Policy Advisory Council
Excited for the Energy Impacts Symposium
/by Hilary BoudetExcited for the upcoming Energy Impacts Symposium in Columbus, Ohio!
Robi Nilson off to conduct fieldwork in Richland County, SC
/by Hilary BoudetMaster’s graduate, Robi Nilson, is off to conduct fieldwork in Richland County, SC, for the community reactions to extreme weather project.
Check out our work (with PhD student Chad Zanocco) on proximity to development and opinions about fracking.
/by Hilary BoudetCheck out our work (with PhD student Chad Zanocco) on proximity to development and opinions about fracking.
Many thanks to Robi and Ika for their hard work completing surveys!
/by Hilary BoudetMany thanks to MPP students Robi Nilson and Ika Widiyasari for their hard work completing community surveys for the community reactions to extreme weather project.
Hannah Satein is off to conduct fieldwork in Lake County, California
/by Hilary BoudetMaster’s student, Hannah Satein, is off to conduct fieldwork in Lake County, CA, for the community reactions to extreme weather project.