“This fellowship fits in perfectly with my interests and past experience of exploring environmental policy's interplay throughout different levels of government,” says Krohn, who is majoring in political science, with minors in environmental studies and international studies.

Krohn will use her money to fund her summer work at the EPA in Denver, Colo., an upcoming research project, and tuition for her last year at the College. Krohn’s fellowship includes a $39,500 grant and a summer internship at an EPA facility to work alongside professional engineers and scientists. ' EPA knows today's students are tomorrow's environmental scientists and engineers who will lead the way in protecting human health and the environment,' says EPA Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator Shawn M. The GRO Program provides funding to selected college juniors and seniors to help build the next generation of environmental experts. Hannah Krohn ‘17 is one of just 34 undergraduate students from across the nation who has earned a prestigious EPA Greater Research Opportunities ( GRO) Fellowship this year.

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