| April 14th, 2012 |
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| 12-4pm | Beach clean-up
Oregon coast
If you would like to go on the Beach Clean-up trip contact Alex Aleman ASAP (waleman@willamette.edu). You just show up, work a little bit, and spend the rest of the time enjoying the beautiful Oregon coast. Food and travel is provided. In partnership with TIUA. |
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| April 17th, 2012 |
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| 7 - 9 pm. | David Cobb talk
Smith Auditorium
Where did our democracy go? Is our environment being sacrificed for corporate profit? Join David Cobb in discussing our sovereignty as a nation, what role big business has had in creating our political climate, and what Americans are doing to fight back. A Reception and Silent Auction precede the event with light refreshments and the chance to talk with Cobb one on one. Contact Ariel, aosborne@willamette.edu, for more info or how to get involved. |
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| April 19th, 2012 |
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| 5:30-7 pm | Green Talk
Goudy conference room
Let's talk about the green!
Join us in talking with professionals in the fields of sustainable design and renewable energy to learn how they are being competitive in a dynamic market, how they got there, where they see the market going, and much more. Contact Alex Aleman at wale man@willamette.edu to sign up. Limited meals available for those without meal-plans.
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| April 21st, 2012 |
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| 11 am - 4 pm | Wulapalooza!
Brown Field
ECOS is giving support to green ideas being manifested at Wulapalooza! We will be breaking ground on a vegetable garden in Lee/York courtyard, propagating flowers and mushrooms, creating sculpture from post-consumer pieces, reusable shopping bags, and demonstrating pedal-power. For more information and to sign-up to help, email Ariel at aosborne@willamette.edu |
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| 11 am - 2 pm | April 22nd, 2012
Earth Day Brunch
Come out to the Quad for a light program of rejoicing and reflecting on our little spot on the planet Earth. We will be having yoga, followed by individual and group reflection. All are welcome to attend and share in the mode they feel appropriate, be it through music, dance, singing, speaking or whatnot. |
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| May 5th, 2012 |
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| 10 am | Young Students for Climate Action!
The younger generations are going to be the most affected by climate change, and the current political powers are an older generation that are ignoring our rights to be secured a future! While many college students are working towards living sustainably there is a lack of public knowledge about climate science and just what the future will hold if we do not take action today! Lets come together and ignore the confusion the media is trying to create about climate change and the scientific facts behind it. This is an educational, and motivating event seeking to bring together everyone from the community to learn about the truth of climate change, and be inspired to take control and mitigate now! Contact Larissa at ldehaas@willamette.edu for more information.
In harmony with 350.org's Connect the Dots global action. |
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