2018 DDCSP Poster Symposium – Cindy Nguyen
The State of Racial Diversity in Federal Land Management Agencies and Implications for Tribal Co-Management. Cindy Nguyen.
The Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program at Northern Arizona University
Justice-centered conservation leadership. A 2-year, compensated, immersion and internship program for rising undergraduate sophomores and juniors.
Scholar Testimonials and Stories
A couple different projects that aim to capture the value of the DDCSP@NAU experience and approach.
Program Elements
The DDCS Program at NAU comprises 3 main elements in addition to Academic Year programming.
First Summer Immersion
First Year Summer Immersion Curious what the Summer Immersion looks and feels like?
Second Summer Internship
Second Summer Internship An 8-week internship with nationwide placement potential.
Winter Retreats
Winter Retreats Reuniting with the active cohort family each January, the Winter Retreat serves to deepen bonds, and continue learning.
Scholars
Meet the Scholars - past and present!
2014 Cohort
2014 – The inaugural cohort We asked the 2014 cohort the following questions before their...
2016 Cohort
2016 – The second DDCSP@NAU Cohort We asked the 2014 cohort the following questions before...
2018 Cohort
2018 – The third NAU cohort We asked the incoming 2018 cohort to answer the...
Alumni Network
The DDCSP Alumni Network A growing network of alumni from all five DDCSP programs, run...
Student Projects
OUR TEAM
Dr. Melissa Mark
Ramón DC Alatorre
Dr. Thomas D Sisk
Dr. Brett Dickson
Dr. Angie Moline
Principal Investigator
Dr. Angie Moline – Principal Investigator & Founder of Moline Creative
Ethan Aumack
Dr. Clare Aslan
Dr. Clare Aslan – Associate Director of the Landscape Conservation Initiative
Our Partners
The Program is made possible in part thanks to the generous support of our three grant partners
Cari Kimball
Cari Kimball – Senior Program Coordinator for the Landscape Conservation Initiative