Advanced Inquiry Program student Pamela Chin of Flushing, New York, and Global Field Program student Annie Zaremba of Canton, Ohio, have both published in a recent issue of Green Teacher magazine.

Chin, who takes Miami University web-based classes while engaging with the Bronx Zoo community, wrote about promoting inquiry-based instruction via zoo visits for her middle school language arts classroom. Zaremba's article shared how her students investigated social-ecological approaches to invasive species management, including challenging situations when invasive species may have positive economic or cultural value. ... read Chin's article and Zaremba's article

Global Field Program student Kayla Clark of Savannah, Georgia, shares her experiences and memories of her Miami Earth Expeditions: Belize course.

"I am a saltwater human through and through, so I was surprised that the parts of the trip that most impacted me were inland and not in the clear blue ocean water,” said Clark..... read about her experience

Earlier this year, Advanced Inquiry Program graduate Jo Tauber ’21 worked to start a cell phone recycling program at Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Tauber, who works at the museum and earned her Miami master's online with experiential learning through Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, wrote about the issue to show the museum public why the initiative benefits gorillas. ... read more and access her article