Miller Worley Center for the Environment
Connecting people, community, and the Earth.
The Miller Worley Center for the Environment, founded in 1998, is dedicated to engaging MHC students more actively in the scientific, social/human, and global dimensions of environmental study.
The center and its staff enable students to make connections across disciplines, across points of view, and across structures that help them understand the concept of “environment” more broadly in their work, community, and lives.
The Miller Worley Center for the Environment's goals are to ensure that students:
- develop a critical understanding of fundamental environmental issues and the interactions between people and environmental systems
- explore social, cultural, historical, political-economic, and scientific dimensions of environmental concerns
- make direct connections between academic studies and real-world issues, problems, and solutions
- understand the connections between cultural diversity and biodiversity.
The Center organizes co-curricular and public programming on interdisciplinary environmental issues bridging diverse interests and backgrounds.
The Center offers funding for competitive summer internship and research opportunities for students of any major.
The Center is a partner in gathering data and facilitating hands-on (or site-based) environmental learning and exploration on the Mount Holyoke campus.
Resources to aid the exploration of social, cultural, historical, political-economic, and scientific dimensions of environmental concerns.
The research, programs, projects, internships, study abroad and career experiences of current students and alumnae.
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