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This spring the School of Integrative Studies awarded $7,000 in scholarships to our students! These scholarships are only available to students majoring in either Integrative Studies, Environmental and Sustainability Studies and Bachelor of Individualized Study.

The Well-being of Social Justice and Human Rights College Student Activists at the Washington Metropolitan Area: Cher Chen (College of Humanities and Social Sciences), Xiaomei Cai (College of Humanities and Social Sciences), and Graziella McCarron (College of Humanities and Social Sciences).

Registration is now going on for the Philippines Summer 2020 study abroad program, a 6-credit course in Human Trafficking and Community Engagement (Environmental Issues and Cultural Understanding). The program runs from June 24 (Arrival in Manila) and ends on July 25 (Return to the US or wherever your next destination will be). Dr. Al Fuertes is the program faculty director.

Through the Smithsonian-Mason School of Conservation junior Maya Prestipino has been researching conservation practices surrounding the harvesting and selling of ginseng, listed as threatened under Virginia’s Endangered Plant and Insect Species Act.

Dr. Al Fuertes, Associate Professor at the School of Integrative Studies just returned from Cambridge, MA after facilitating two workshops on Self and Community Care at Harvard Kennedy School Center for Public Leadership