Miller Worley Center for the Environment at Mount Holyoke College

Looking for a summer job? Work remotely with the Miller Worley Center as a Graphic Design Assistant! Apply NOW on Workday or at the link in our bio.

Are you a MHC student interested in chainsaw safety skills, to prepare for experiences in the field and on the farm? In this workshop by and , you will learn chainsaw safety, maintenance, PPE, bucking, limbing, small tree felling, and more. Visit tickettailor.com/events/wtcw for more info and to register for the course and then head to mtholyoke.edu/mwce-grants to apply for a grant to cover the entire cost of registration!

The MWCE podcast is now on streamers! Check out the ENTIRE podcast library on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music!

As we approach commencement weekend, the MWCE is excited to recognize our seniors for their efforts, ideas, and commitment to the Center's mission and values during their time at Mount Holyoke. Our second senior Community Sustainability Coordinator is Edith Townsend-Cardosi, a Geology and Astronomy major who has worked at the center for a year! Swipe to learn more about Edie's time at the MWCE and all the advice they have for current and future students. We will truly miss Edie so much and wish them the very best of luck in all their future endeavors!

As we approach commencement weekend, the MWCE is excited to recognize our seniors for all their efforts, ideas, and commitment to the mission and values of the Center during their time at Mount Holyoke. Our first senior Community Sustainability Coordinator is Zoey Pickett, an International Relations and Environmental Studies major who has worked at the center since her first year! Swipe to learn more about Zoey's time at the MWCE and all the advice she has for current and future students. We will truly miss Zoey so much and wish her the very best of luck in all her future endeavors!

The names of our geothermal temperature monitoring wells are... Bore-ack Obama, Bore-an Mamdani and Oliver (other level in vertical energy research)! Thank you for sharing your ideas and voting to name our wells! Follow what Bore-ack, Bore-an and Oliver are up to at mtholyoke.edu/geothermal-project!

Join us for the second Community Commitment to Climate Justice (CC2CJ) meeting of the semester, on Friday, May 8th, from 9:30 AM to 11:00AM in Dwight Hall 201. CC2CJ offers a way for everyone on campus, from students and administrators to staff and faculty, to get involved in ways that are ongoing and transformative.

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Thank you for a great Earth Week last week! We spoke with , learned from student researchers and artists, celebrated the completion of the geothermal borefield, and TONS of events hosted by our friends at , , , and more!