Our vision is a Chesapeake Bay and watershed that is healthy and thriving; one in which natural systems and human communities are in balance. Interdisciplinary academic programs promote the integration of environmental issues, social values, and good old river mud.
Lecture series, workshops, films and seminars provide new perspectives and professional development opportunities for the campus and the larger community. Competitively awarded student fellowships put students to work on real-world problems, allowing them to build a resume and establish connections in the professional world.
The Center is also home to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the Chester River Field Research Station.
Earth Week 2013
Earth Week 2013
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Kathy Thornton
Contact Us
Custom House
101 South Water Street
Chestertown, MD 21620.
410-810-7161 jemley2@washcoll.edu
Recent Stories
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The Center for Environment and Society offers lectures, a film screening and a lunchtime festival and farmer’s market in the days leading up to Earth Day. -
Washington College’s composting program turns dining hall food waste into gardeners’ gold. -
The College’s celebration of Earth Week closes tonight at 5:30 with a screening of the documentary In Organic We Trust and a Skype chat with its director.
