School of the Earth, Ocean and Environment

2020 News Archive

SEOE Grad makes 30 under 30 in Energy

Paris Smalls, SEOE '16, made Forbes 30 under 30 for Energy list. He is the CEO of Eden GeoTech

New Faculty Spotlight - Erin Meyer-Gutbrod

Dr. Meyer-Gutbrod is investigating the impacts of climate change on the distribution, foraging success and reproduction of the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale.

SEOE Student Spotlight - Heather Roman-Stork

Heather defended her PhD dissertation on September 25, 2020 and will soon be joining Global Science and Technology (GST) as a contract Ocean Scientist for NOAA's Center for Satellite Applications and Research (STAR) within the Satellite Oceanography and Climatology Division (SOCD) in the Laboratory for Satellite Altimetry in College Park, MD.

Program Spotlight - JUSTICE THEMESTER

The College of Arts and Sciences Inaugural Theme Semester on Justice is a showcase for ongoing SEOE faculty focus on inequality and the environment.

Dr. Barra brings environmental justice study to South Carolina

SEOE professor explores justice of climate change and public policy

SEOE End of Semester Kudos!

Congratulations to everyone associated with the SEOE for surviving the strangest semester ever! Catch up on what's happening

2020 Undergraduate Student Awards

A huge congratulations to all of our SEOE Undergraduate award winners in a year unlike any other.

New Boat for Baruch Lab

The Baruch Institute plans to purchase a new research vessel for the Baruch Fleet.

2020 Graduate Student Awards

Our 2020 Graduate student awards recognizing excellence in MS and PhD research, teaching and excellence in scientific presentations

SEOE March Kudos

Awards, Grants and Fellowships awarded the first quarter of 2020

2020 F. John Vernberg Bicentennial Fellowship Awards

The Belle W. Baruch Institute for Marine and Coastal Sciences is pleased to announce the 2020 recipients of the F. John Vernberg Bicentennial Fellowship Awards

Dr. Morris predicts explosion in coronavirus cases as SC braces for more patients

UofSC's Dr. James Morris says thousands of new cases of the coronavirus could hit the state by early next month

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