Michigan Earth

The entire Michigan EARTH community wants to thank you for the success that was the 2025 Giving Blueday.

Thank you for helping to keep Earth and Environmental Sciences accessible to all ❤️

All money raised from Giving Blueday is put back into the Michigan Earth community in the forms of lowered costs, facilities improvements, field trip funding, and more.

EARTH community, today is Giving Blueday, the biggest day for giving at U-M! Visit the link in our bio to support opportunities like these for our current and future students. ☀🌳🪨

Giving Blueday is tomorrow, March 19th. Support Michigan EARTH in the biggest day of giving at U-M. Your contributions make what we do possible, from undergrad funding to maintaining our beloved Camp Davis in Jackson Hole.

EARTH, we are one week out from Giving Blueday! Ready up your inbox and prepare to join us next week, on Wednesday the 19th to help us keep amazing scientific opportunities possible for our community.

Giving Blueday is officially 2 weeks away! Consider giving to EARTH to support our community and moments like these ☀️🌿🪨

Giving Blueday is March 19, 2025! Join us in supporting Michigan EARTH. Your donations make travel and fieldwork opportunities possible for students across the department.

🎊🎉 Wishing you a joyful New Year from EARTH! Here’s to embracing whatever the future holds.

We're excited to see everyone back on campus as we kick off the new semester!

Join us this Friday as we welcome this week’s Smith Lecture speaker, Christopher Francis of Stanford University. The lecture is titled Exploring the Diversity, Abundance, and Activity of Ammonia-Oxidizing Archaea in Coastal and Estuarine Systems.

Friday, October 4
3:30 - 4:30 pm
Room 1528, NUB

Find more information here: https://myumi.ch/g1PRd

🌊 Join us for this week’s Smith Lecture with Jacob Napieralski from the University of Michigan-Dearborn!

🗓️Date: Friday, September 27
🕒Time: 3:30-4:30 PM
📍Location: 1528 North University Building

Be sure to catch this insightful discussion on how the loss of streams and wetlands affects the risk of flooding in redlined neighborhoods. After this lecture, there will be a short reception in NUB 2540.

Find more information here: https://myumi.ch/Q65kQ

You’re invited to Xue Su's dissertation defense titled Lunar Stories Unfolded by Volatile Elements: From Water in the Lunar Mantle to Volcanic Eruptions on the Lunar Surface

🗓️ Friday, September 27
🕚 11 am - 12 pm
📍 Rackham Graduate School, Earl Lewis Room

You can find more information here: https://myumi.ch/zXgVy

🌍✨ Join us for this week’s Smith Lecture with Renée Tamblyn from Universität Bern!

🗓️Date: Friday, September 20
🕒Time: 3:30-4:30 PM
📍Location: 1528 North University Building

Don’t miss this enlightening discussion on water cycling in the Archean. A short reception in NUB 2540 will take place after the lecture.

Find more information here: https://myumi.ch/ypQ6W