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In this Faculty First Responders workshop, participants will learn about the current landscape of politically-motivated attacks on academic workers, review best practices for digital security, and consider how to respond collectively when an attack occurs on their campus.

We invite all members and non-members to submit articles for the Journal. The Journal provides a peer-reviewed, academically rigorous and professionally recognized forum for the publication of explicitly interdisciplinary environmental research, policy analysis and advocacy, educational discourse and other related matters.

Did you know there’s an AESS Book Club? Participate as your schedule allows. Propose a book to host. We’ll help organize. Learn more by visiting our landing page.

AESS 2026 will be a virtual event June 2026. Become a geographic host.

AESS 2027 will be in person. To become involved with planning or the event program, reach out via email.

The Board of Directors of the Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences (AESS) invites you to participate in shaping the future of our organization by nominating yourself or a colleague for a position on the Board.

Whether you are a long-time or new AESS member, we welcome and encourage nominations from members of all career stages. Diverse perspectives are essential to guiding AESS into the future.

Please keep an eye out for potential nominees – or consider nominating your yourself – for one of our annual AESS awards.

Submission criteria, past winners, and forms can be found at: https://aessonline.org/about-aess/awards/

Congrats to our 2025 Awardees!

Career awardees: David Blockstein, Jacob Park, Corrie Grosse

Conference student poster awardee:

Congratulations to our winners: Natalia Apanovich, Julia DeCamp, and Breeann Kyte Kirby! Head over to our photo contest page to view winning submissions.

Thank you to all participants! We hope to do another contest in the future.

The AESS Student Research Symposium brings together students from around the globe to share their original research with the environmental community. This multidisciplinary event provides a forum and networking opportunities. Graduate and undergraduate student researchers are welcome to submit.

Please feel free to peruse the graduate school seminar recording from 2024.

Interested in serving on a committee? Want to find out more about specific committees? Complete a form and we’ll connect you with one of the committee chairs.