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Students talk about life and learning at the Nicholas School


Farmhand -- the REAL deal. by mike — Dec 19, 2007
Moving from chasing chickens......to killing them.      comments (3)
Semester Wrap-up by mike — Dec 19, 2007
Barring a few stumbles towards the finish line, the 3rd of 4 semesters at the Nick School was certainly the best yet.     
Attending the California Green Schools Summit by David Palange — Dec 19, 2007
Another example of how my home state is ahead of the curve.     
You Know It’s Finals Week at the Nicholas School When… by alex — Dec 14, 2007
A Letterman-inspired tribute to the last week of fall semester      comments (1)
First semester wrap-up by David Palange — Dec 03, 2007
Looking back on the Fall 2007     
Roller Derby by alex — Nov 20, 2007
Where nice girls finish last      comments (4)
Building a Sustainable Future by alex — Nov 18, 2007
My visit to Nashville for the annual Net Impact conference     
Duke basketball by David Palange — Nov 16, 2007
Bringing together the masses since 1906     
Green Devils and Grey Devils by mike — Nov 09, 2007
From a conversation and then correspondence with international GIS superstar MEM'08 Ian Varley about age diversity among MEMs..     
Sacrificing weeknights for wisdom by David Palange — Nov 04, 2007
Norman Myers' seminar teaches students to think outside the box     
Halloween Hullabaloo in Durham and Chapel Hill by mike — Nov 03, 2007
If Spring Banquet and Field Day are highlights of the Spring Nick School calendar, the Halloween Party is certainly the big event of Fall..      comments (1)
Hydrocarbons 101 by alex — Nov 02, 2007
An in-depth view of the energy industry, Houston-style     
Letting nature do its job by David Palange — Oct 09, 2007
The Duke University Wetland Center's efforts to restore a local stream     
The longest 36 hours ever by alex — Oct 02, 2007
Basketball campout 2007     
MP deadlines, sake, and campout by mike — Oct 01, 2007
The first BIG master's project deadline is passed..     
Duke is steamin' hot by David Palange — Sep 28, 2007
A class trip to the steam plant allows me to breathe a little easier.      comments (1)
A Focus on Living: The Knox Box! by mike — Sep 25, 2007
Living in Durham while attending the Nick School -- Part Two     
And we’re off! by alex — Sep 24, 2007
Well, I made it through the first few weeks of classes. I still trip every single time I walk into Love Auditorium, but one of these days I’ll learn to pick up my feet.     
I'm a blue devil now! by alex — Sep 24, 2007
It’s still hot. And when I say hot, I mean humid. Everyone promises it will cool down soon, but until then I seem to be the only one who is suffering unbearably. Apart from that, though, things are great.     
A Focus on Living: First Year in the Duke Forest by mike — Sep 23, 2007
Living in Durham while attending the Nick School -- Part One     
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Current Students

Valerie Cannon Valerie Cannon is a first year DEL-MEM student interested in marine conservation, fisheries and deep-sea management issues.
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Gergely Nemeth (Nemo) Gergely Nemeth (Nemo) is a first year MEM in the Environmental Economics and Policy track with a focus on Business and the Environment.
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Courtney Shephard Courtney Shephard is a first year MEM with a passion in environmental law and policy, particularly in relation to environmental conflict and injustice.
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Tali Trigg Tali Trigg is a second year MEM in the Energy & Environment track. His interests are in transportation, energy and communication.
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Robyn Walker Robyn Walker is a second year CEM interested in marine mammal protection and conservation.
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Graduates

David Palange David Palange is a 2009 Graduate with a concentration in Ecosystem Science and Conservation. He works as an environmental project manager for ECO2ASSET SOLUTIONS, a professional services firm that specializes in sustainability management, advisory and analysis for government, corporations and landowners.
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