Around campus:

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  Artist in residence deepens spirit in nature

  Performance, video, and installation artist Heather Lyon (’99) is spending a month working in and around the College of the Atlantic campus as the 2022 COA Kippy Stroud Artist in Residence.

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  COA adds wilderness outpost

  College of the Atlantic is adding a northern Maine wilderness center to its operations and in the process the life’s work of two alumnx is gaining permanence for future generations.

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  Summer Institute focuses on oceans

  The beauty, promise, and perils of our greatest commons are the focal points of the 2022 College of the Atlantic Summer Institute: Our One and Only Ocean, held in partnership with The National Geographic Society.

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  COA celebrates Class of ’22

  Hundreds of friends and family members fill the College of the Atlantic campus to commemorate the school’s 49th commencement ceremony.

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  Gnam is Goldwater scholar

  Ornithologist and conservationist Eleanor Gnam ’23 is the recipient of a prestigious Barry Goldwater Scholarship.

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  COA to celebrate 49th commencement

  Nearly 80 students, from 20 states and 14 nations, will be granted Bachelor of Arts degrees in human ecology, and two students will receive Master of Philosophy degrees in human ecology, during College of the Atlantic’s 49th commencement ceremony.

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  Arts and design teaching fellows announced

  Contemporary artists Desmond Beach and E. Saffronia Downing will bring unique curricular offerings and new energy to campus and the broader community.

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  COA represents at Northeast Natural History Conference

  College of the Atlantic students share original research and network with professionals at the largest annual natural history gathering in the northeast. 
  

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  Love of frogs leads to Watson Fellowship

  A passion for amphibians has landed Jasper White ’22 a prestigious Thomas J. Watson Fellowship. White will travel the globe for a year to research a disease that’s driving many frog populations to extinction, while also working with community-led conservation organizations to understand and address our moral obligation to threatened species.

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  Students net $10,000 peace award

  Projects for Peace winners Taibatou Adamou ’22 and Aniruddha Jaydeokar ’23 will support a group of small business owners in Niamey with their collaborative project, Empower Women Entrepreneurs for Peace in Niger.

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  Work presented at Maine Sustainability and Water Conference

  Five College of the Atlantic students present posters featuring work from their independent studies in earth sciene at the Maine Sustainability and Water Conference.

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  Honorary degree recipient announced

  Writer, poet, and activist Alexis Pauline Gumbs will receive an honorary Master of Philosophy degree in human ecology at College of the Atlantic’s 49th commencement ceremony.

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  New residence hall slated for campus

  With plans to build a highly sustainable, 46-student residence hall nearly complete, College of the Atlantic looks forward to expanding on-campus housing options.

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  Jennifer Boylan named COA commencement speaker

  Author, professor, and nationally known human rights advocate Jennifer Finney Boylan will provide the keynote address at College of the Atlantic’s 49th commencement ceremony. All are welcome!

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  COA 24-Hour Challenge nets record haul

  College of the Atlantic raised nearly $200,000 during their yearly 24-Hour Challenge fundraiser Feb. 8, setting a new one-day fundraising record.

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  It’s 24-Hour Challenge time!

  College of the Atlantic’s 10th annual 24-Hour Challenge is a great opportunity for alumnx, students, faculty, staff, family, and friends of the college to join together in support of student scholarships, financial aid, field-based coursework, and more.

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  Leaders journey in the great outdoors

  The College of the Atlantic outdoor leadership program helps students develop wilderness survival skills while generating confidence, building community, and experiencing the beauty, and awe, of Maine’s rugged landscape.

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  New zero-waste ranking names COA as top school

  College of the Atlantic is the #1 zero-waste campus in the country, according to a new ranking from the Post Landfill Action Network.

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  College of the Atlantic sets mark for highest voter turnout

  COA is in a three-way tie with two other campuses for the highest undergraduate voting rate in the nation, according to the results of the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge.

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  COA tops green college list for sixth consecutive year

  With high marks for regional and organic foods, a strong culture of waste diversion, and a broad commitment to sustainability-focused academics, College of the Atlantic takes the #1 spot in The Princeton Review’s 2022 Guide to Green Colleges. It is the sixth year in a row for COA to be named the greenest school.