Internships are to be focused on gaining experience in collections work, laboratory analysis, and/or fieldwork.

Students will learn more about the sense of place theory with examples from individuals who are working to reimagine how Floridians can come to terms with the constantly changing futures of the places they love.

We’ll cover how climate and weather affect wildfires and air pollution, how that affects human health and what people might do to stay safe when smoke is in the air.

Students will learn about the reality of honey bee colony losses, what is killing bees, and what it means for us.

A team of Florida university students will report on the two-week event in Egypt, sharing interviews and presentations and answering questions from university students.

Future Leaders will have the opportunity to network, convene, and co-collaborate with some of the biggest voices in climate and have access to spaces that have historically excluded the voices of young people.

Students will learn more about funding opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students at UF, including international students.

Students will learn more about the lives of the Potano, Timucua language family, and Alachua Seminole and the impact of their interactions with the variety of non-indigenous moving into this area.

Do you want to connect with your community and planet in a hands-on way? THIS is the perfect way to do it. The CWC is looking for new members to join its Energy Coach family!

The Emerging Scholars Program encourages early undergraduate students who are interested in adding a research experience to their curriculum at the freshman or sophomore year to apply for this entry-level program.