Senior Environmental Studies Fellows
What Does it Mean to be an ENVS Fellow?
Guidelines and Requirements
The purpose of the Fellowship is to enrich both the student's experience as a major, and to enrich the Environmental Studies Program and its ties to Denison and the community.
The Fellows accomplish these goals by organizing many ENVS events such as the ENVS Picnic, Fireside Chats and fieldtrips. They also contribute to the department in other ways, such as writing articles for the Environmental Issues newsletter and helping faculty with projects. Fellows who participate in activities within the program are compensated for their work.
How do I become an ENVS Program Fellow?
Environmental Studies annually selects outstanding seniors to be honored as program fellows. Below is a list of the criteria that are used in the selection process:
1. Senior standing at the beginning of the fellowship
2. Declared Environmental Studies major
3. GPA of 3.50 or better in the major
4. Overall GPA of 3.10 or better
5. Past involvement in activities outside of classroom work demonstrating commitment to, and enhancement of, the Program and the environmental field
6. Nomination by at least two faculty members in Environmental Studies
7. Agreement with nomination by majority vote of Environmental Studies faculty
1. Senior standing at the beginning of the fellowship
2. Declared Environmental Studies major
3. GPA of 3.50 or better in the major
4. Overall GPA of 3.10 or better
5. Past involvement in activities outside of classroom work demonstrating commitment to, and enhancement of, the Program and the environmental field
6. Nomination by at least two faculty members in Environmental Studies
7. Agreement with nomination by majority vote of Environmental Studies faculty
2011-2012 Senior Fellows
Audrey Gross
Colleen Henegan
Melissa Henry
Danielle Isaacson,
Nicki Jimenez
Nicco Pandolfi
2010-2011 Senior Fellows
Ellen Fugate
Lauren Weidner
Rachel Mattingly
Luis Lv
2009-2010 Senior Fellows
Suzie Humphrey
Sam Keenan
Cristin Mustillo
Gina Weinberger
Caitlin Splawski