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Research & Outreach Opportunities

Applied Environmental Science

The Science Internship Program 

The Science Internship Program website allows students to find internship and research opportunities, provides guidance for students to obtain academic credit for their internship, access online resources, and sign up for individualized internship advising. Please contact science_internships@csumb.edu for more information. 

Science Internship Program

性视界传媒 and Outreach Partnerships

Many Applied Environmental Science faculty members are conducting grant-funded outreach and education projects in various fields related to our graduate and undergraduate programs. Through these partnerships, faculty provide unique hands-on opportunities for collaborative student research and education/outreach in a variety of communities. 

Research Labs

Eight research labs operate within the Department of Applied Environmental Science at 性视界传媒. Undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral students work with their Principal Investigators (P.I.s) in research labs as interns, researchers, and research assistants, contributing to cutting edge research and gaining valuable experience in their field of interest.

The Engagement Lab, Dr. Victoria Derr

Areas of Research: 性视界传媒, participation, and planning for just sustainability

性视界传媒 environmental science students and faculty examine a fallen tree in a coastal habitat during an outdoor field lesson.

Terrestrial Wildlife Ecology Lab, Dr. Jennifer Duggan

Research Areas: Conservation biology, landscape ecology, animal behavior

An AES professor hands over a field mouse to a student.

Watershed Environments & Ecology (WEE) Lab, Dr. John Olson

Research Areas: Aquatic ecology, remote sensing, watershed sciences

Learn more about the WEE Lab!

Watershed Geology Lab, Dr. James Guilinger

Research Areas: Watershed hydrology, process geomorphology, sediment dynamics, terrestrial remote sensing, and geospatial analysis

Portrait of a smiling AES faculty member amidst a backdrop of grass and trees.

Watson Lab, Dr. Fred Watson

Research Areas: Conservation, plant ecology, wildlife ecology, land use, recreation planning, remote sensing, statistics, and hydrology