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CAREERS INFORMATION SESSION, 3:00 pm, Collis 101
Interested in finding an internship or pursuing a career in the environmental or sustainability fields? Seeking to develop the necessary skills to get and succeed in an internship or job? After a 15 minute presentation you will be able to enroll in the Green Careers program and gain access to workshops, panels, and additional resources."
DARTMOUTH ON PURPOSE, 7:00 PM, Collis 101
DOP is an organization that helps students THRIVE by promoting self-reflection & intentional action. Interested in enhancing your Dartmouth experience and helping others be happy and healthy? Come to our meeting to learn more! Feel free to blitz Dartmouth<mailto:[log in to unmask]>On<mailto:[log in to unmask]>Purpose<mailto:[log in to unmask]>@<mailto:[log in to unmask]>Dartmouth<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.edu<mailto:[log in to unmask]> with questions​.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION (ECO), 7:30 pm, Collis 209
The Environmental Conservation Organization (ECO) has been around since the 1990s starting with bringing recycling to the dorms. Today the group educates students about sustainability on campus and tackles everyday sustainability challenges at Dartmouth, from reducing plastic use to encouraging energy efficiency. Have an idea about making Dartmouth greener? Contact: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
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DICKEY CENTER LECTURE. NEGOTIATING FOR THE PLANET: ENVIRONMENTAL & CLIMATE ISSUES , 4:30 PM, Filene Auditorium
Kerri-Ann Jones, former Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs. Negotiating for the Planet: How Are We Doing on Environmental and Climate Issues? The daily news seems filled with doomsday stories about the environment and climate change. The gridlock in Washington seems to prevent any progress toward meaningful policy. But what is the full story? Are we heading in the right direction?
DIVEST DARTMOUTH MEETING, 8:00pm, Robo 108
Interested in learning more about how to positively impact the investment portfolio of the College? Want to learn more about the national fossil fuel divestment movement that has taken hold in college campuses across the country? Join us for our weekly meeting. All are welcome!
DARTMOUTH COUNCIL ON CLIMATE CHANGE (DC3), 6:30 pm, Haldeman 124
Interested in discussing international environmental issues? Come check out the Dartmouth Council on Climate Change and help plan some awesome events for the term!
DARTMOUTH HUMANITARIAN ENGINEERING, 8-9 PM, Thayer
DHE runs a wide range of technical projects in developing nations, including small-scale hydropower, improved cookstoves, and an initiative aimed at improving access to clean water. We strive to encourage development, improve health, and reduce environmental impact through sustainable, affordable, socially-conscious solutions for communities in need. [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
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ENVS STUDENT GOBABEB RESEARCH PRESENTATION, 4:00-5:00 pm, 111 Wilder
Please join the students who have just returned from the Africa FSP to learn about the research projects they conducted while at Gobabeb Research and Training Center in the Namib-Naukluft Park, Namibia. Four teams conducted research projects ranging from !Nara pollination studies to community mapping projects of !Nara. Teams will share their study designs and results and talk about their experiences conducting these week-long intensive, community-engaged research projects.
DARTMOUTH ANIMAL WELFARE GROUP (DAWG), 7:30 pm, Collis 218
The Dartmouth Animal Welfare Group raises awareness about issues of animal ethics on campus, increases students' interactions with animals, and supports national movements that also promote animal welfare. The group focuses on animal welfare in the food industry, product testing, and scientific testing. DAWG also works to connect students to animals through volunteer opportunities at local shelters as well as pet-sitting opportunities within the Hanover area.
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OFFICE HOURS 12-2pm, Robo 108
Want to get involved in sustainability on campus? Have a random sustainability question? Just want to hang out and eat some yummy baked goods? Visit us for Office hours, every week on Thursdays.
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All Ivy Environmental and Sustainable Development Career Fair , 10:00-3:00 pm, Feb. 2, Columbia University
Student registration is open. You can register here<https://allivyfair.experience.com/experience/login> and follow updates through the Facebook Fan Page<http://on.fb.me/q676Fy>. When you register, you'll be invited to upload a copy of your resume to share with employers in the event's official online resume book. (Uploading your resume by January 15 will help you get considered for interviewing opportunities.) As in the past, the Office of Sustainability, the Environmental Studies Program, The Center for Professional Development and Thayer School Careers Services will be collaborating to help you prepare for- and travel to- the fair.
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ECOVORES DINNER, 6:30 pm, Sustainable Living Center
Ecovores first dinner will be this Thursday at 6:30 at the Sustainable Living Center! EcoVores is a group focused on preparing, sharing, and exploring sustainable food at Dartmouth and beyond. Come help us plan for the fall and enjoy the delicious bounty of fall produce. Anyone is welcome; bring a bowl, spoon, and ideas.
AS ALWAYS, IF YOU WANT MORE INFORMATION, CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE sustainability.dartmouth.edu<http://sustainability.dartmouth.edu/> AND LIKE US ON FACEBOOK AND FOLLOW US ONINSTAGRAM @SUSTAINABLEDARTMOUTH
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