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CC&E Today | January 10, 2019

LSU Fast Track Program Is Transforming Public Health Education LSU is positively impacting the health and well-being of citizens in our state and around the globe. Students can save both time and money by earning a bachelor’s degree in Coastal Environmental Science, or CES, and master’s degree in Public Health in as few as five years.

Why a Coastal Environmental Science Degree Is a Smart Career Move Here’s how a coastal environmental science, or CES, degree from LSU’s College of the Coast & Environment is helping students to gain the knowledge and experience that opens doors to a multitude of inspiring careers.

CC&E ACCOLADES Dean of LSU CC&E Honored With ASLO Fellowship CC&E’s Tyler Mauney Awarded for Outstanding Service   CC&E Student to Participate in Prestigious International Research Program

Alumni Spotlight: Mary Youpel, House Committee on Natural Resources Mary Youpel is an LSU alumna who is making the most out of her coastal and environmental education. Youpel earned two master’s degrees at LSU: a Master of Science in oceanography and coastal sciences from the College of the Coast & Environment and a Master of Public Administration from the E. J. Ourso College of Business. Currently, she is putting her degrees to work in the House Committee on Natural Resources within the U.S. House of Representatives.

Student Spotlight: Jack Green Undergraduate junior Jack Green is combining his love of politics and environmental sustainability while gaining real-world experience with environmental policy in the Louisiana Governor’s Office of Coastal Activities.

New Year, New Faces! This semester, the college welcomes three new faculty members!

Rebeca DeJesus Crespo Assistant Professor of Environmental Sciences Research areas: landscape ecology, human health and well-being, ecosystem services, sustainable development, and coastal resilience and restoration.

Thomas Douthat Assistant Professor of Environmental Sciences Research areas: planning, land use change, sustainable transportation, transit, space and policy, economic geography, economic development, environmental governance, environmental policy, hazards, environmental law, geographic information systems (GIS), and social network analysis

Paul Miller Assistant Professor of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences Research areas: coastal meteorology, hydroclimatology, mesoscale climate science, weakly forced thunderstorms, land-atmosphere interactions, and hazardous weather impacts.

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CC&E Faculty and Students Represent LSU at 2018 AGU Conference

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COASTAL NEWS AROUND CAMPUS Entomologist receives National Science Foundation grant to study jewel beetles-College of Agriculture National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency visits LSU, other sites to measure subsidence-College of Engineering First Steps: Scientists launch evolutionary study to explore the origins of fish that walk-College of Science Human Coast Rolling Seminar-College of Humanities & Social Sciences Coastal Policy Conference highlights collaboration-Coastal Sustainability Studio

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