From Minnesota to Miami, student studies mangroves during REU program
By Maria Gabriela Gonzalez Starchek An AP biology course introduced Kyle Wong to the intricacies of ecology and microbiology. It […]
Environment, Arts and Society
Undergrads across the U.S. join unique coastal environmental research experience at FIU
A lucky group of undergraduates from across the nation had the summer of a lifetime exploring the iconic coastal ecosystems […]
Getting career ready for the new school year
The 2021-22 academic year will provide you the opportunity to reflect on the goals you want to accomplish. As the […]
CASE Summer 2021 Real Triumphs Graduates
A diverse group of men and women in background, nationality, interests and ambitions, these individuals are shining examples of what […]
Graduate student awarded fellowship to study how mangroves react to coastal hazards
By Paola Burgos-Carrasquillo Mangroves are not indestructible but have been known to stand their ground in hurricanes. It’s that resilience […]
Student’s passion fuels his future
By Maria Gabriela Gonzalez Starchek & Candice Allouch Ayi Ajavon grew up fascinated by how different fish species could live […]
3 things to know about working in marine conservation
The following op-ed by Predator Ecology & Conservation Lab Ph.D. Candidate Erin Spencer was originally published in Ocean Conservancy. If […]
Florida’s ban on critical race theory raises questions on the role of education in addressing racism
By Lara Coiro and Samantha Soria The Florida Board of Education voted to ban critical race theory lessons in the public K-12 […]
New Career Readiness Competency: Equity & Inclusion
According to the National Association of College & Employers (NACE), career readiness competencies are a set of skills and attributes […]
Duunnn dunnn…SharkFest is here
National Geographic’s must-sea event is back on July 5 — and FIU’s shark scientists are featured in four new SharkFest […]
