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Skip to contentArts & Sciences Strategic PlanMenu Close Search Mission, Vision, & ValuesFoundations & PillarsPush Boundaries Within and Among DisciplinesForge Connections Between the Academy & SocietyAdvance Scholarship in Race, Power, Equity & JusticeHarness the Power of Data Sciences, Digital Transformation, & Advanced TechnologiesInvest in Global Health, Sustainability, & the EnvironmentExpand Student Literacies and Engagement Through the Liberal ArtsSignature InitiativesIncubator for Transdisciplinary FuturesTransdisciplinary Institute in Applied Data Sciences (TRIADS)Program in Public ScholarshipCenter for the Literary ArtsLiving Earth CollaborativeCenter for Quantum LeapsPublic Health & SocietyLiteracies for Life and CareerOur ApproachMeeting and Communications ArchiveImplementing the PlanRead the PlanLet your curiosity lead the way:Apply TodayHomeUpcoming EventsRecent NewsContact UsComms ArchiveOur People Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SLiving Earth CollaborativeA Signature Initiative Arts & Sciences at Washington University will become a world leader in research, conservation, and education about the biological world and its interrelationship with human welfare, environmental justice and public health. To further this initiative, we will partner with several of our local, internationally renowned institutions: The Missouri Botanical Garden, one of the world’s top three botanical gardens for cutting-edge botanical research The Saint Louis Zoo, a recognized world leader both for its on-grounds operations and research as well as its global conservation program Additional local, first-rate institutions concerned with biodiversity research, conservation, and education, such as the internationally renowned Endangered Wolf Center, the Missouri Department of Conservation and the St. Louis Aquarium The new and enhanced Living Earth Collaborative will hire stellar faculty in these areas, attracting top students and scientists at all levels to study at Washington University through world-leading research programs and enhanced collaborations with local institutions. Want to learn more?Visit the Living Earth Collaborative website Faculty Engagement Jonathan Losos William H. Danforth Distinguished University Professor [email protected] 314-935-3460 Crickette Sanz James W. and Jean L. Davis Professor in Arts and Sciences [email protected] 314-935-5252 Living Earth Collaborative Advisory BoardRobin McDowell, assistant professor of African & African American studies, Arts & Sciences Professor McDowell’s research explores historical dimensions of environmental racism and visions for environmental justice for Black communities. David Fike, professor of Earth and planetary sciences; director of the environmental studies program; director of the International Center for Energy, Environment and Sustainability, Arts & Sciences Professor Fike is interested in the detailed working of global biogeochemical cycles, their evolution over Earth history, and their impact on biological evolution. Ken Olsen, professor of biology; associate chair of biology, Arts & Sciences Professor Olsen's research focuses on the genetic basis of evolution in plants: how is the genetic variation that we find within a species shaped by natural selection, population history, and other evolutionary forces? Fangqiong Ling, assistant professor, Engineering Professor Ling leads a computational and experimental lab to study bacterial colonization and transmission at the boundary of built and natural environments. She explores microbiomes as environmental sensors and public health sentinels. Quick LinksWashU Strategic PlanningEventsOur PeopleContactAdditional information Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. LouisFollow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Contact Us: Arts & Sciences Strategic Planning [email protected] Visit the main Washington University in St. Louis website1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu
