Tomorrow's FTN Meeting
Sarah O'Leary
NHE 113.
We can use all the input we can get on the best approach for student
delegation going to administration meeting (see below) This is a great
opportunity to get buy=in from administration for this event and
possibly some commitment of $$.
We will also talk about our progress on getting professors and others
to commit to present. Also try to form some committees. I'll try to get
an agenda out tomorrow.
See you tomorrow!
Sarah
Here is email from Lindsay about upcoming meeting:
Patty (Rollin's secretary) emailed me to let me know she was able to
squeeze us onto the agenda for Thursday October 4th for 15 minutes at
11am. Max had alluded to this meeting in his
post-rollin-meeting-success email - it's an assemblage of deans and
other administrative movers and shakers.
On thursday we'll need to discuss how to most effectively make this
presentation.
~lindsay
Jessica Sosa
Anyone interested in attending these events they will happen really soon:
Just giving the heads up, to those busy people
(Invisible CHildren below really impacted me back in High School)
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[short piece of the HSU weekly online newletter]
15) SUSTAINABLE FUTURES / ENERGY SERIES (table of contents)
Andrea Tuttle, CA Global Warming Solns Act member
presents "CA Climate Protocols & Politics-Through
the Lens of Forest Carbon," Oct 4, 5:30PM, NR101
[http://www.schatzlab.org/speaker_series.html]
you view this paragraphy by visiting this site...
Go Green! Global Warming Awareness
Monday, August 27 at 12PM in HSU's Goodwin Forum
Allison Rogers spent her undergraduate years at Harvard digging through trash, greening her campus, and finding creative ways to interest her peers in environmental issues. She was the Harvard Resource Efficiency Program Co-Captain, co-organizer for the 2004 Climate Campaign Conference, a delegate to the United Nations 13th session of the Commission on Sustainable Development and a National Wildlife Federation Campus Ecology Fellow. After graduating from Harvard in 2004, Allison received a two year Harvard University Management Fellowship to work at the Harvard Green Campus Initiative, where she coordinated the Green Living Programs for Harvard College, Law School, and Business School.
Desiring a way to reach out to new audiences, Allison decided to run for Miss Rhode Island with the platform “Go Green! Global Warming Awareness.” She gave a presentation on the issues of climate change based on training she received from former Vice President Al Gore. On April 22, 2006 (Earth Day!), Allison was crowned Miss Rhode Island 2006. In January, Allison won the “Quality of Life” award in the 2007 Miss America Competition. She continues to promote global warming awareness as she pursues her M.Ed. at Harvard. Her focus is on environmental sustainability education and institutional change. Recently, Allison was selected to be part of the “Greening of the Capitol” Team in the new Sustainability Office for the US House of Representatives.
Allison Oakland
SERC
all...@humboldt.edu
[word of mouth by an Redwood LGA]
Today Friday the 28th at 5:00 at the botton of the J
Organizers from 'Invisible Children' will be on campus
They will have a presentation on what they've done and who they are.
INVISIBLECHILDREN.com
mOvIe Trailer
http://www.invisiblechildren.com/theMovie/media/index.php?mediaID=1646005926
I personally owe the DVD and will like to get the word across
not only about Global Warning but Focusing the nation in social awarness.
I will like to bring in the DVD,does anone know anything similar to this?
Jessica Sosa
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