Student-centered climate work at the Marine Science Center

November 8, 2022

Professor of environmental sciences Kristina Faul came from Mills College at Northeastern to visit the Marine Science Center. She delivered a talk on student-centered climate change work in November 2022.

Faculty: Kristina Faul

Topics: Climate Change Environmental Science Marine Science

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