SAVE THE DATE (April 1&2) for NU SOS - Sustainability Conference

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Hi Friends,

Please take a moment to forward the Summit Save The Date message below along with the attached flyer as widely as possible. We've got a line up of some tremendous speakers, and want to get this event on everyone's calendar (it's the first weekend back after spring break).

-Ankur

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SAVE THE DATE
April 1 - 2, 2011
NU SOS

The 2011 Northwestern University Summit On Sustainability

by Engineers for a Sustainable World & Northwestern Energy Technology Group

at the Donald P. Jacobs Center (2001 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL)

*visit www.nusos.org for more info.*

Interested in LEARNING about the global politics of climate change? Want to be part of a COMMUNITY of people building a more sustainable Chicago? Looking to BE INSPIRED by national leaders in the environmental sustainability and social justice movement?

Then attend the first ever NU Summit On Sustainability!

Student leaders, faculty, staff, and Chicago area community members are all invited to attend our one and a half day conference featuring sustainability speakers from around the country. This year, NU SOS will focus on the theme of Environmental Equity in the 21st Century, to explore what our technical, social, and political responses to environmental inequities should be. See attached flyer for details.