Fellows In The News

Read about the work of Switzer Fellows making change and making headlines!

Elbroch discovers condors drive cougars to kill more

Monday, February 25 2013
Mark Elbroch (2011)

Mark Elbroch (2011) has discovered that condors drive cougars to kill more.

Orenstein found single-family ranches may be harming biological diversity in the Negev

Monday, February 25 2013
Daniel Orenstein (2004)

Daniel Orenstein (2004) found single-family ranches may be harming long-term biological diversity in the Negev.

Haggerty helps launch California Phenology Project

Monday, February 25 2013
Brian Haggerty (2012)

Brian Haggerty (2012) helped launch the California Phenology Project to monitor life stages of plants at over 100 sites.

Clark sees hope in community responses to disasters like Sandy

Monday, February 25 2013
Susan Clark (1995)

Susan Clark (1995), coauthor of Slow Democracy: Rediscovering Community, Bringing Decision Making Back Home, sees hope in community responses to disasters like Sandy.

Orenstein publishes environmental history of Israel

Tuesday, February 19 2013
Daniel Orenstein (2004)

Daniel Orenstein (2004) has published "Between Ruin and Restoration: An Environmental History of Israel".

Zollitsch earns PhD and will present her research

Tuesday, February 19 2013
Brenda Zollitsch (2009)

Brenda Zollitsch (2009) has earned her PhD and will present her research in Chicago in April.

Uhl finds association between PFCs and osteoarthritis in women

Tuesday, February 19 2013
Sarah Uhl (2011)

Sarah Uhl (2011) found a strong association between PFCs and osteoarthritis in women. WebMD and US News & World Report, among others, picked up the story.

Pinette profiled for work preserving Maine's beaches for public use

Tuesday, February 19 2013
Aga Pinette (2012)

Aga Pinette (2012) was profiled for her work preserving Maine's beaches for public use.