Support Earth & Environmental Sciences
 

 

The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES) continues to provide exceptional programs that educate students at all levels in the principles and applications of geology and environmental science. By supporting EES, you will enable creative student and faculty research addressing challenges in energy, the environment, and stewardship of the natural world. As a proud alumnus, you can help advance Tulane as a leader in the geosciences. We deeply appreciate your support in creating an outstanding academic experience.

Photograph of two researchers in hats examining soil cores in tall grass.

 

Giving to the Department


Gifts to the department can be made through the School of Science and Engineering's Giving page. Please be sure to select Earth and Environmental Sciences when making your gift.

Support Tulane Earth and Environmental Sciences

If you prefer to send a donation via check, please send to:
Tulane EENS Funds
Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences
101 Blessey Hall
New Orleans, LA 70118

Thank you in advance for your generosity and continued support of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Tulane.

 

Your generous gift will help sponsor the following priorities:

*If you would like your gift to the "Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences" to specifically be earmarked for one of the areas below or another need, please indicate your wishes in the "Additional Comments" or "Other" box.

We truly appreciate your support of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Tulane University. Your generosity allows us to maintain a high-quality and unique educational experience in the geosciences.

Supports undergraduate research with department faculty; this replaces an older fund that was known as the Tulane Geology Fund.

We utilize this lab for hands-on teaching of 3D Stratigraphy, Subsurface Geology, Geophysics, GIS, and Remote Sensing courses. It also provides the hardware and software tools for the AAPG Imperial Barrel Award team.

Enables students to gain field experience and, in particular, supports essential class field trips to the Appalachians, Ouachitas, Llano uplift, and the Mississippi River Delta Plain. Donations will also help establish a new Death Valley field trip.