News & Events
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CEOE SPOTLIGHT
Mapping geospatial data
2020 Inaugural Student Competition for Geospatial Data Visualization and Map Design
The Department of Geography and Spatial Sciences and the UD Data Science Institute invite students at all levels to enter a university-wide competition for achievements in the art and science of mapping geospatial data. Learn more >
Rocks and wind
Geology grad turns degree into job with offshore wind developer. Read more >
Assembling offshore wind turbines
Team identifies two ideal sites for offshore wind ports in Delaware Bay. Read more >
Fish business
UD student wraps up marine science major, now focusing on MBA. Read more >
FEATURED VIDEO
Highlight on undergraduate research
University of Delaware undergraduate Rachel Roday discovered several opportunities to conduct research as she earned her bachelor's degree. She spent a summer on UD's Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes, DE researching sharks with two faculty members. Later, she assisted on a research cruise in the Arctic to study the impacts of light on zooplankton. Learn more about opportunities for undergraduates >
Imagery of Jonathan Cohen, assoc. prof in CEOE's School of Marine Science and Policy: youtube.com/watch?v=_ge6E6XzpXM
LATEST NEWS
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Understanding Earth’s climate system
UD undergraduate Jack Stone is exploring changing sea ice conditions in Antarctica
EARTH SCIENCES
Associate Professor Clara Chan earned the 2019 Post-Tenure Award from the Geobiology and Geomicrobiology Division of the Geological Society of America (GSA). (September 2019)
GEOGRAPHY & SPATIAL SCIENCES
Assistant professor Lindsay Naylor's recent book, Fair Trade Rebels: Coffee Production and Struggles for Autonomy in Chiapas, has won the 2020 Julian Minghi Distinguished Book Award from the Association of American Geographers Political Geography Specialty group. (April 2020)
Department Chair Del Levia was awarded the Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award by the college. (September 2019)
MARINE SCIENCE & POLICY
Professor Mark Warner has been named a Fellow of the International Coral Reef Society, which. promotes the acquisition and dissemination of scientific knowledge to secure coral reefs for future generations. (March 2020)
Associate Professor Jen Biddle was awarded the Distinguished Teaching Award by the college. (September 2019)
Assistant Professor Carlos Moffat was awarded the Junior Faculty Award for Scholarly Excellence by the college. (September 2019)
Catherine Medlock has won the inaugural Chris Sommerfield Award for the best poster at the 2020 Delaware Wetlands Conference. She is currently completing an MS degree in the Department of Earth Sciences.
Data Science Masters student Abdul Qadir has received the Ta Liang Memorial Award given by American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS). The award is given to facilitate in the research related work by outstanding graduate student members. The award consist of a grant and a certificate which will be confered during the ASPRS 2020 Annual Conference in Washington DC.
Delaware Sea Grant Community Development Specialist Ed Lewandowski received the inaugural Community Engagement Award from the college. (September 2019)
The college's Outstanding Staff Awards for 2019 went to Kaci Middlemas (Geography and Spatial Sciences) and Sharon Wiegner (Marine Science and Policy). (September 2019)
Conversations with the Deans
As the first event series in a year of celebrations for the 50th Anniversary of the College of Earth, Ocean and Environment, Dean Estella Atekwana will sit down with previous administrators of the college to hear their perspective on their tenures, where the college has gone since, and what they expect to see it do in the future. Learn more and see the full schedule here
Master’s student provided policy recommendations to protect environment, artisanal workers’ livelihoods