Meet ENVX editor Lauren Scott! Below you’ll find a brief bio, class level, and a digital scholarship (DS) site link, where you can view this Environmental Studies major’s own work. Below this information are all ENVX posts authored by the editor to date; cick on any post title to view the full post.
Class of 2016 | DS websiteHi there! Bonjour! Asalamm malikum! I am Lauren Scott, a senior Environmental Studies and French Studies double major at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon. I am a Vermont native, but I like to fly far from the nest. I’ve spent time abroad in Paris, France during my gap year, relocated to Portland for college, and I studied abroad in Dakar, Senegal in the spring and summer of 2015. I am interested in language, discourse, place/space and environmental theory. |
 As many environmental studies students come to know as they go through the program, the “s” of our acronym is often mistaken to mean “sciences.” No, we are not environmental science majors and minors–however, we do study sciences. It’s one of the many different perspectives incorporated into the interdisciplinary approach characteristic of the Lewis & Cl … |
 Last night I was looking through the different nominated content for the ENVX page (don’t forget that you can nominate your own Digital Scholarship content to be featured by following the instructions on this page) and I had the pleasure of reading content by students in this semester’s course ENVS 350 – Environmental Theory, a breadth course offered every o … |
 Environmental studies students at Lewis & Clark do a lot of explaining of ourselves and our work as participants in a nontraditional interdisciplinary program, one which I must often reiterate is not environmental science (although we do take breadth courses in the natural sciences). Defining, elaborating, complicating are all activities which we are tra … |