BIPOC – Elizabeth Trevathan

[SUSTAINABILITY & ETHICS] Start small, go big: education v.s. limitation

October 22, 2020December 15, 2020 22elizabethmt All Journalism Writing, Design, Feature, RubicOnline, Sustainability & EthicsTagged Bea Johnson, BIPOC, Kristen Hoogenakker, LGBTQ+, Low Impact Movement, low waste movement, Sustainability & Ethics, zero waste movement

Every city, organization, business, and person who has implemented a Zero Waste plan or lifestyle has a slightly different definition of the term.

St. Paul march calls for the protection of black women

October 13, 2020December 16, 2020 22elizabethmt All Journalism Writing, All Multimedia, News, Photography, RubicOnlineTagged Aiyana Jones, BIPOC, Breonna Taylor, Grand Avenue, Kathryn Johnston, Korryn Gaines, Oluwatoyin Salau, Protect Black Women Rally & March, Sandra Bland, St. Paul, Summit Avenue

Over 100 people attended the Protect Black Women Rally & March in St. Paul on Oct. 10.

I am Elizabeth Trevathan, a sophomore at Macalester College in Saint Paul, MN. I am completing a double major in Geology and Geography. I was a student journalist in high school and Director of RubicOnline for two years. I was honored as the 2022 Minnesota Journalist of the Year by the Journalism Education Association. As a student journalist, I became passionate about science communication. You can find more information about my experience as a student journalist and my entire portfolio on this site.

I intend to pursue a Ph.D. in Hydrology and research the influence of climate change on the physical circulation of ocean water and its impact on coastal and glacial environments. I am eager to learn how to integrate remote sensing and GIS into this research. I recognize the importance of integrating science communication into this field to create better environments.