Erick Magyar

Authors

Erick Magyar
Arturo Espinosa, Florida International University

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Description

In this interview, Erick Magyar, talks about where he grew up, his experiences getting involved in different environmental clubs during his undergrad in Florida International University, while pursuing a degree in Computer Science. Mr. Magyar talks about the importance of protecting our coral reefs and the effects of coral bleaching. Mr. Magyar also discusses different alternatives to protect our reefs, such as the use of solar panels throughout South Florida. Mr. Magyar dives into how his father influenced his passion for the water and the importance of protecting our waterways. Mr. Magyar uses his social media to share important information on the issues that are happening in our community, and most importantly those pressing issues regarding our environment.

Publication Date

3-10-2024

Publisher

Florida International University

City

Miami, Florida

Keywords

Florida International University, Solar Panels, Sustainability, Coral Reefs, Coral Bleaching, Drinking water, Fish kills, Computer Science

Disciplines

Environmental Sciences | Oceanography and Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology

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Biography:

Erick Magyar, was born in New York and moved to Florida when he was 2 years old. Mr. Magyar attended Florida International University, where he obtained his bachelor’s degree in computer science and began his passion for water advocacy. Mr. Magyar, joined different clubs while he was studying in FIU and has continued to volunteer with other organizations in South Florida. He currently works installing solar panels, and he enjoys hobbies such as photography, going on walks, and coin collecting.

Recommended Citation

Magyar, Erick and Espinosa, Arturo, "Erick Magyar" (2024). Beneath the Surface: Oral Histories of South Florida’s Waters. 3.
https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/waterkeeper/3