MPA-ESP Students
Students in the ESP program are dedicated to making a difference in the world.
The program attracts students with diverse educational and cultural backgrounds, varying levels of professional experience, and a range of professional interests. Students with both science and non-science training can excel in the program. The current class represents thirteen countries. What brings them together is a desire to gain the knowledge and skills to turn their passion for the environment into real change. Over the year that they study and learn as a cohort, students form strong bonds that serve them throughout their careers. Here are some things to know about our students in academic year 2016 – 2017.
- The average age was 25. One fifth of students was over the age of 29.
- The female to male ratio was 55% to 45%.
- Undergraduate majors ranged from Architecture to Zoology.
- Students came from 13 countries on five continents.
- More than half of all students received fellowships. The average award was nearly $16,000
Josefina Correa
Lara Vicente
Isaac Wilkins
Neerada Poduval
Arina Larasati Susijo
Savannah Miller
Emily Poorvin
Kevin Fertig and Allison Pace