Enroll today in our online course “Environmental Law and Policy,” which will run from May 18 to June 5.

Knowing the high honor of a Harvey Fellowship and all it represents, we at Au Sable are delighted that a member of our own Board of Trustees, Ben Lowe, has been selected to receive the Fellowship in this year of 2020

If you are able, please join us in Grand Rapids, MI, on Thursday, April 2, for a reception for alumni, faculty, supporters and friends of the Au Sable Institute.

To make the Climate Leadership Fellows positions as attractive as they are valuable, the Au Sable Institute, in cooperation with YECA, will support up to 8 selected Fellows with a new scholarship, the $4,000 Climate Action Scholarship, applied to the costs of tuition for two courses for each Fellow at Au Sable’s Great Lakes Campus in northern Michigan

Study under Rachel Lamb in Environmental Law and Policy and learn how science can inform the policy making process while diving into topics of environmental ethics, environmental justice and environmental advocacy. Rachel presents a multi-disciplinary approach to caring for God’s world when Christians’ role in engaging with environmental policy could not be more timely.

Insects are a window into the world of biology.

Join us this summer!

“The purpose of Lent has always been to startle us awake to the true state of our hearts and the world we’ve made. Which makes an aching, wild hope that something new might be born of this ruin.”

“The most rewarding part of the experience was seeing the immense beauty of creation and how it all gives glory to our brilliant Creator”

Reflections of Léal Makaroff B.A. Biology, Westmont College, Class of ‘19.