On May 4, 2012, University of California graduate students in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management (ESPM) augmented presentations of their research with opportunities to explore career options in ecosystem stewardship, environmental governance, global change, organisms and biodiversity, and science, technology and environme
nt.
IEE was invited for the second year, with representatives from corporations, government agencies and other nonprofits, to meet with Ph.D. students at Pauley Ballroom on the UC Berkeley campus. Executive Director Ed Church represented IEE and commented, “These students are among the best and brightest in pursuing ways to increase human potential in environmentally friendly ways. We depend on them and wish them well!”
More information on the ESPM program is available on their website at http://espm.berkeley.edu/