Claire Vanderdonck

Claire Vanderdonck is a rising junior at Tulane University working towards her Bachelor of Science in Management with a major in Marketing. Claire has lived near the ocean her whole life, which has facilitated her extensive knowledge of marine life and passion for ocean conservation. Claire has a breadth of experience in social media marketing and is excited to use these platforms to educate global citizens on how they can make a positive impact in global conservation efforts.

Recent Posts by this Author

Science and Innovation
Climate Change, Cyclones, and Their Economic Impact on India
Since 1979, tropical cyclones with winds of over 115 miles per hour have become 15% more likely. Each decade, the chances of a major hurricane have rapidly increased in the Southern Indian Ocean and have increased by almost 50% in the North Atlantic. India is the worst-affected region in the world, and cyclones make up about a third of the country’s natural disasters.
Claire Vanderdonck
May 24, 2020
Youth
Reducing Waste from Big-Little Reveal
A major tradition in the Greek Life community is Big Sister-Little Sister reveal. In this fun build-up to the reveal of a ‘Big’, the upperclassmen girls shower new members with gift baskets and ornate decorations. Usually there are about 3 days of baskets full of snacks and gifts that a sorority ‘Big’ gives to her ‘Little’.
Claire Vanderdonck
May 24, 2020
Lifestyle
Mardi Gras Waste
Each year, about 12.5 thousand tons of beads are thrown into screaming crowds during Mardi Gras. Some of these beads go home with bystanders, however, this exciting and iconic New Orleans event leaves behind 25 million pounds of Mardi Gras beads in its wake each year.
Claire Vanderdonck
May 24, 2020

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