India has made a difference on the Cal Poly Humboldt Campus with the ongoing student support she has provided to other students in a variety of contexts during the entire time she has been working towards her Bachelor’s Degree. Currently, India is working as a Supplemental Instruction Leader for students taking Botany 105. India’s role as a Supplemental Instruction(SI) Leader requires her to be responsible for leading two Credit/No Credit university classes a week that students enroll in, and she independently creates active-learning lesson plans for these sessions.

Harrison seeks a career in sustainability, and through his academic and non-academic pursuits he is setting himself up to achieve that vision. To exemplify this, he has embarked on a position as an ATLAS fellow. ATLAS is a program of the Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN), to which Cal Poly Humboldt is a member. Harrison will be working this semester with PLAN, my office and another ATLAS fellow to develop a Zero Waste Action Plan for the campus. This requires significant research, analysis, stakeholder engagement and project management.

Research: Mapping the Invasion of a Non-Native Spikemoss, Selaginella kraussiana, in a Redwood Forest in of Northern California

Advisor: Dr. Erik Jules