We are pleased to present our 2018 Fellows!
Leadership Story
“Ten years ago there were three solar companies in New Hampshire; today there are 90, and the next decade will be even more dramatic,” says Fellow Henry Herndon, casting his eyes in the direction of a new solar array on a local church in Durham. “I feel like I can have an impact in New Hampshire — and I already have had an impact in New Hampshire.”
Upcoming Events
Wednesday, June 20 2018
Location: WebEx Meeting Center (online)
Our networking calls provide an informal way for Fellows and their colleagues to connect with each other on topics that directly inform their work.
Switzer Network
Fellows in the News
May 9, 2018
From Fellow Bridie McGreavy, editor of the new volume Tracing Rhetoric and Material Life: Ecological Approaches : The book draws from interdisciplinary approaches within the field of rhetoric to...Read more >
Apr 18, 2018
When it comes to managing pollution and phosphorus runoff, does Vermont have more cows than the state can sustain? That's the suggestion of a new report by University of Vermont Gund Institute for...Read more >
Apr 18, 2018
Over the past decade, more researchers have focused on the correlation between segregation and broad pollution exposure. Residents of a city like Memphis, they have found, are exposed to more...Read more >
Mar 25, 2018
Leslie Ferguson will receive the 2018 Ted Wellman Water Award from the Marin Conservation League on April 6th for her work preserving Marin and California's water resources.Read more >
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