Sera Young to Present on Water Insecurity and Climate-Health Research
On Wednesday, October 9 from Noon–1 p.m. in 110 Henderson Building, in partnership with Penn State's Population Research Institute, the environmental health sciences program area will be co-sponsoring an invited talk by Sera Young, professor of anthropology and Morton O. Schapiro Faculty Fellow at Northwestern University. Young will present “Water Insecurity Experiences: Bridging climate and health for better research and policy.”
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HHD Discovery: Magazine for Alumni and Friends
HHD Discovery: Magazine for Alumni and Friends
This issue showcases Health and Human Development's support of entrepreneurship, the college's new initiative on Health and the Environment, and features research that improves daily life.
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Recreation, park, and tourism undergraduate student Emily Raneri submitted her program “Turtle Talk” to Marriott Vacation Club’s highly competitive innovation contest, which allows interns to pitch ideas for improving current processes or creating brand-new processes or activities. Out of 271 entrants, Raneri’s was selected as the winning entry. "Turtle Talk" is now a staple for Marriott Vacation Club ocean-front locations in south Florida.
