From art to science, student work of all kinds is published and showcased in presentations and articles across our campus and beyond. Explore a few ways to make your work visible below.
Undergraduate Research Symposium
Each year, many students participate in the Undergraduate Research Symposium. In 2021, 33 students from Environmental Studies and Environmental Science presented. Together, both majors make our department the #1 department/program for participation in 2021.
Oregon Undergraduate Research Journal
Recent articles by ENVS students include:
- The Impacts of Increased Heat and Precipitation on Plant Phenology and Demography in Pacific Northwest Prairies
- The Role of Religion and Spirituality in Snow Leopard Conservation on and Around the Tibetan Plateau
- Quantitative Analysis of Debris and Plastic Pollution on Beaches in Northern Madagascar
![glacier lab researchers on boat](/sites/default/files/styles/landscape_medium/public/2022-02/Carey%20Sutherland%20boat.jpeg?h=5e5380c6&itok=yMoIDcfB)
Peer-reviewed Journal Articles
Students working in Environmental Studies faculty-led labs have co-authored peer-reviewed journal articles.
![tree with hills in background](/sites/default/files/styles/landscape_medium/public/2022-02/RS4179_BAILEY-201505291049.jpg?h=554f4bc0&itok=556PlmQI)
The Ecotone Creative Journal
The Ecotone is an online Environmental Studies journal developed by graduate students, which is run out of the Center for Environmental Futures in collaboration with the Environmental Studies program at the University of Oregon. The Ecotone publishes original writing and art exploring issues related to environmental and cultural concerns. Our focus is on accessibility, originality, and interdisciplinarity in a changing environmental time, and is dedicated to environmental justice and the local and regional community. The Ecotone has been on hiatus during the pandemic.