The School of the Environment is designed around an innovative organizational structure that nurtures connections in support of teaching, learning and research without having to physically move people or reorganize units. From this idea, we can create interdisciplinary opportunities for teaching, learning, research and service for anyone interested in helping to solve the environmental issues facing us today.
Now, several years after its founding, the School of the Environment is an active part of the Boise State campus community. The school regularly hosts events, creates new opportunities for collaboration and cultivates the next generation of trailblazers with its B.S. in Environmental Science and Masters of Environmental Management degree programs.
Designing the School
In this video, School of the Environment Design Team members Alejandro Flores, Kevin Feris and Emily Wakild discuss the School of the Environment in the College of Arts and Sciences, how the school was designed, how the school aligns strategically with Boise State and the College of Arts and Sciences, and what’s next for the school.
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