UMass Amherst has named Clem Clay as director of the UMass Extension Agriculture Program, a 110-year old educational outreach program that serves farmers, landscape and turf professionals, fruit growers, arborists, nursery owners, flower growers, service providers, public agencies, non-profit organizations and businesses.

“Paperbark” literary magazine, which celebrates the confluences between environmental sciences and the humanities through prose, poetry, artwork and photography, is seeking graduate students for staff positions (stipend included).

A new report from UMass Amherst’s Clean Energy Extension, released on July 8, sees significant potential to accelerate Massachusetts’s emerging energy and battery energy storage (BES) innovation ecosystem. The report attributes much of the potential to the connections between the Commonwealth’s academic and private sectors.

Beginning Thursday, June 20, the UMass Amherst Department of Architecture, along with the Building and Technology Program at UMass and the Five Colleges Consortium, will host the bi-annual Building Technology Educators’ Society (BTES) Conference.