Environmental Fellows Program
Environmental Fellows Program

Indianapolis Prize Emerging Conservationist at DePauw
Researcher and conservation community leader, Mwezi “Badru” Mugerwa, will share his personal journey to protect the African golden cat at DePauw on September 25, 2025.
The most pressing challenges of our times require an understanding of the ways the environment sustains and intersects with every facet of our lives – science, technology, human health, war and peace, politics and culture. The Environmental Fellows Program is an integrative program that prepares students who care about environmental and sustainability issues to apply coursework and practicum experiences to act on those concerns in their life's work. Fellows may choose any major. When they graduate, they will be prepared to bring the depth of learning from their major together with a broad interdisciplinary understanding of the challenges facing our world.
Study
Fellows learn how to approach environmental questions from a multidisciplinary perspective by taking environmentally focused classes from a variety of departments across campus.
Engage
In addition to many co-curricular activities, all fellows have a summer-long or full semester practicum that complements their academic program.
Lead
Fellows have numerous opportunities to develop their leadership abilities, highlighted by their work with other members of their cohort to develop a theme for a series of co-curricular activities that they will host in their junior year.
Connect
We strive to create a sense of community within the program focusing on our similar academic interests, and learning from one another through the diversity of our experiences.
Contact Us

- envfellows@depauw.edu
- 765-658-4071
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Percy Lavon Julian Science & Mathematics Center, Room 170
2 E Hanna St
Greencastle, IN 46135-0037