Graham Sustainability Institute

Opportunity

Apply Now! Catalyst Leadership Circle Fellowship

The Catalyst Leadership Circle Fellowship (CLCF) is looking for enthusiastic graduate students interested in implementing sustainable, equitable actions in communities across Michigan. This 10-week summer applied research experience is open to applicants from across the state.

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Explore Siting Policy Recommendations

Access a set of memos submitted by the Center for EmPowering Communities to the Michigan Public Service Commission, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and more.

Read the memos

Learn About Michigan Public Act 233

Browse these resources to learn more about Michigan's new renewable energy siting law.

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News

1/13/2025 - Dow Sustainability Fellows Program Secures Renewed Support and Welcomes 2025 Cohort

12/17/2024 - Shaping Michigan's Sustainable Future

10/9/2024 - New Energy Infrastructure Is Coming to Michigan. How Can Communities Prepare?

In the Media

1/16/2025 - Bridge: What Furor Over Drab Gaylord Land Says About Michigan’s Energy Transition ft. Sarah Mills

12/7/2024 - Bridge: Michigan’s Controversial Wind, Solar Energy Law Is in Effect. What To Know ft. Sarah Mills

11/21/2024 - Great Lakes Now: Local Governments Appeal State Implementation of Renewable Siting Law ft. Sarah Mills

Upcoming Events

Graham-Sponsored Events

Feb

Water@Michigan February Coffee Talk 2/5/2025 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm

Feb

Molly Kawahata to speak at U-M on the transformative power of hope in fighting climate change 2/14/2025 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

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U-M Sustainability Experts

Andrew J. Marshall

Associate Chair, Professor

Literature, Science, & Arts » Anthropology

U-M Sustainability Courses

EHS 689 | Professional Development in Environmental Health Sciences III

This course is designed to connect training in EHS with the practical and complex challenges associated with working in professional organizations. As the third professional development course of the EHS MPH program, EHS 689 concludes and integrates the summer field experience, and completion of the Applied Practical Experience requirement, with academic concepts.

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News

In the Media

Upcoming Events

Graham-Sponsored Events

Enhancing Collaborative Research

Developing Sustainability Leaders

Informing Policy and Practice

Climate

Water

Communities

Andrew J. Marshall