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Even remotely, @michaelpollan is an incredible speaker and guest, and the perfect person to kick off the COA 2021 Summer Institute! https://t.co/aP3dFSXnGh
COA’s 2021 Summer Institute: Good Food and Food Fights kicks off tonight with author @michaelpollan (joining virtually) and COA President @humanecologist talking about what people eat and drink, and how what we consume affects us and the planet. https://t.co/YOcThoryp8
What a joy to welcome Sue Inches ’79 @inchomatic and COA professor emeritus Rich Borden to this past week’s Coffee and Conversation! Sue’s new book is “Advocating for the Environment, How to Gather Your Power and Take Action” (North Atlantic Books, 2021). @NAtlanticBooks https://t.co/P4OKQ8QyGL

Hi there! Yes, incoming students may transfer in college credits earned while dual-enrolled during high school. You must have a grade of C or better in the course. But you’ll still apply to COA as a first-time freshman, and you’ll be able to transfer your credits over once you’ve completed one full year of studies at COA, if you choose to do so. Hope this helps!

What a joy to welcome Sue Inches ’79 and College of the Atlantic professor emeritus Rich Borden to this past week’s Coffee and Conversation! Sue’s new book, “Advocating for the Environment, How to Gather Your Power and Take Action” (North Atlantic Books, 2021), is based on her 30-year career as an environmental advocate in Maine, and offers hope, stories, methods, and tools for citizen and student advocates to become effective change makers. Thank you, Sue! . No Coffee & Conversation this coming week—join us instead for the College of the Atlantic Summer Institute! coa.edu/si . . #collegeoftheatlantic #alumni #environment #environmentalactivism #sustainability #ecology #bethechange #changemaker #humanecology #interdisciplinary #experientiallearning #selfdirectededucation #maine #mainecoast #barharbormaine @natlanticbooks