Awards up to $10,000 are open to graduate students in all disciplines at UD to enhance their climate change related research toward their thesis or dissertation. 

Climate Hub summer students spoke with Senator Tom Carper about his legacy of environmental action, how to build bipartisan support through personal connections, and what it takes to be a leader.  We’ll post the full interview and his advice later this fall.

The Gerard J. Mangone Climate Change Science and Policy Hub is a central connecting point to bring together faculty, staff, students, government and non-government practitioners, and community partners to promote climate education, scholarship, and action. We build community to better understand and address our changing world. 

Funding is available to create new climate-related courses, to work on curiculum improvements, or to enhance existing courses by including more climate content or enhancing climate activities.

As part of a national heat-mapping campaign by NIHHIS and NOAA, the Climate Hub partnered with CAPA Strategies, DNREC, and Wilmington volunteers to map urban heat at a local scale this summer. Read the news coverage here.

Join one of our email lists. Check out our events page that rounds up environmental events across campus. Explore a climate major or minor. Connect with a student organization. Make a gift to support climate education and scholarship. Host an intern.  Read our Strategic Plan. Or swing by Robinson 301 to learn more. 

We have 33 new Climate Scholars joining us in Fall 2023. Our Scholars come from over 20 majors in all 7 colleges of the University. They’re doing cutting eddge research, working with community organizations to advance climate resilience, supporting government agencies in building climate policy, and much more. Stay tuned for our new Instagram account to follow their adventures!