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Stanford Earth Reunion 2016

ClockOctober 31, 2016

The 2016 Stanford Earth Reunion included Classes without Quizzes taught by Stanford Earth professors Noah Diffenbaugh (Is THIS climate change?) and Gail Mahood (Finding oil to volcanic hazards in Saudi Arabia), a Stanford Educational Farm Tour, an alumni reception on Mitchell Terrace, the homecoming football game, and most especially, the inauguration of Stanford’s 11th president Marc Tessier-Lavigne.

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Q&A: Why discuss disability in the geosciences?

As part of an effort to celebrate and discuss identity, four Stanford Earth community members talk about how disability, neurodivergence, and chronic illness have informed and impacted their careers.

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Jamie Jones leads NSF pandemic preparedness initiative

The researchers aim to advise both NSF and the federal government more broadly about near-term funding priorities and future preparedness. 

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Images capture a year of exploration despite uncertainty

The fourth annual Stanford Earth Photo Contest drew images of a dramatic sunset, a menacing shark, an intriguing frog, and a perennial favorite – the Milky Way. The winners were selected among 101 submissions. 

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Science Journalist Julia Rosen Recognized with 2021 Early- to Mid-Career Alumni Award

In under a decade, the environmental journalist has reached a wide audience with her clear and compelling stories. 

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