Research, Teaching & Learning is the second section of our action plan and includes tasks that support:
Interested in Spring semester courses related to sustainability? Check out the list in the link below.
Sustainability is important to our students in and out of the classroom. Check out what they’ve been up to.
Read about the different ways faculty are incorporating experiential learning into their curriculum and their research interests.
Check out the inventory of recent student research, including social, financial, and environmental sustainability research.
Trinity faculty across the curriculum are doing research on a variety of sustainability topics
Trinity scientists and students take a new approach to helping residents address crumbling concrete foundations.
Trinity College’s January Term offers students the opportunity to focus intensively on subjects of their choosing—including offerings in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). J-Term allows Trinity students to enroll in one half-credit course during a two-week term.
Avery Sands ’26, an environmental science major with a minor in legal studies, has been awarded a National Environmental Leadership Fellowship by the Rachel Carson Council for her research and community outreach efforts focused on environmental health and justice in urban communities.
Students in Trinity’s Environmental Science Program learned firsthand about desert ecosystems as they explored the southwestern United States during an 11-day camping and hiking trip this summer.
