Program History Courses Events & Conferences Projects For Students Alumni Links Faculty & Staff		Alumni of Environmental Studies Since the creation of the Environmental Studies program in 1972, 181 students have graduated with an environmental studies area of concentration or another environmental area of concentration. Of this total, 59 graduates have continued on to obtain higher degrees:   • Nine earning a Ph.D.         • 11 earning a Juris Doctorate (J.D.)           39 earning a Masters degree in the areas of: science arts business social work public affairs education science education urban planning public policy regional planning. Current professions span the fields of law, science, government, education, agriculture and the non-profit sector. Positions include environmental scientist and consultant, ecologist, biologist, professor, teacher, attorney and organic farmer. Of these, over half reside in Florida working with organizations including:   • The Nature Conservancy       • Sarasota Conservation Foundation       • 1000 Friends of Florida       • Sarasota County Area Transportation       • South Florida Water Management District       • University of Florida       • New College of Florida       • Florida EPA       • Coral Reef State Park in Key Largo Outside of Florida, our Alumni work with organizations including:   • The Center for Disease Control (GA)       • Wildlands Restoration Team (CA)       • Ecological Restoration Institute (AZ)       • Academy for Educational Development (DC)       • Stanford University (CA)       • Peace Corps       • Urban Ecology Institute (MA)       • Duke University (NC). Environmental Studies alumni have continued their education at these graduate schools: Antioch University Bard College Colorado State University Duke University Florida Institute of Technology Florida State University FSU Film Conservatory Georgetown University Indiana University John F. Kennedy University Lesley College Lewis and Clark Law School Louisiana State University Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) New Mexico State University New York School of Law New York University Ohio State University Oregon State University Pacific Christian College Portland State   Stanford University Tulane University U. CA at Los Angeles U. of CA, Berkeley U. of Colorado, Boulder U. of Florida U. of Hawaii U. of Maryland U. of Miami U. of Montana U. of N. Carolina, Chapel Hill U. of Oregon U. of Pennsylvania U. of South Florida U. of Southern California U. of Toledo U. of Virginia U. of Washington U. of Wisconsin, Madison Univ of N. Texas Vermont Law School Yale University Back To Top

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