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RT @chelliepingree: My friend & former colleague @SecDebHaaland will be delivering the commencement address at my alma mater @collegeatlant… -
We’re so excited to have @SecDebHaaland with us for COA’s 48th commencement ceremony this Saturday, June 5. Her life story and accomplishments are inspiring to all! https://t.co/IctvNWZul7
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Today is the last Human Ecology Forum of the year! The community is invited at 4:10 to hear from Elena Paronyan, an international student from Russia and Armenia. Elena will demonstrate a gap in global environmental governance by looking at the case of the Nord Stream pipeline!
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We are so proud of Leah Rubin ’19, whose research on a prehistoric, mass extinction of sharks has been fascinating people around the world! Leah began this work as s second year student at COA while on an internship, which she landed after taking Dr. Sarah Hall's Climate Change Seminar. . With evidence to suggest a mass die-off of sharks some 90 million years ago, lead researcher Elizabeth C. Sibert, an oceanographer and paleontologist at Yale University, still needed to prove whether a true extinction occurred, the New York Times reports. . "To test the idea of an extinction, Dr. Sibert recruited Leah D. Rubin, a marine scientist then at the College of the Atlantic in Maine. Together, they developed a framework to identify distinct groups of denticles." . The research appears in @sciencemagazine and has been covered in the @nytimes and many other publications. Excellent work, Leah! … #collegeoftheatlantic #humanecology #paleontology #paleontologist #naturalhistory #ecology #sharks #selfdirectedlearning #experientialeducation
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Rob Levin, Dir. of Communications
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