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INFO SESSION WITH THE EARTH INSTITUTE OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, 4PM, FAIRCHILD 101

Please join The Earth Institute at an information session to learn about our professionally-oriented Master’s programs in Environmental Science and Policy, Sustainability Management, and Sustainability Science at Columbia University. The session will cover admissions, fellowships, and careers after graduation. Please RSVP here.

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GUARINI INSTITUTE ANNUAL STUDY ABROAD FAIR, 4:30PM-7:30PM, COLLIS COMMON GROUND

Please come check out the Environmental Studies booth at the Guarini Institute Study Abroad fair to learn more about our Africa Foreign Study Program!  Through hands-on, community-based experiences in South Africa and Namibia, students will learn about conservation, development, and the management of natural resources in Southern Africa. Please go tohttp://ocp-prod.dartmouth.edu/ to apply.  If you have any questions, please contact Professor Michael Cox at [log in to unmask].

SUSTAINABILITY ACTION WORKSHOP, 5:30PM, ROBO 108

Come check out our NEW PROGRAM, Sustainability Action Workshops (SAW)! SAW provide a crash course in design thinking, with participants work together to tackle a concrete sustainability issue on campus in a term.

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HANOVER FARMER’S MARKET, 3:00PM-6:00PM, THE DARTMOUTH GREEN

Join vendors from all over the Upper Valley and purchase fresh produce, cheese, bread, fruit, enjoy live music, fresh popcorn and more! 

FARM CLUB, 4:30PM-5:30PM, HORNIG LIBRARY, FAIRCHILD HALL

Interested in getting involved with the Dartmouth Organic Farm? Come meet the farm club and learn what goes on at the farm and how to be a part of it! Delicious snacks provided!

BIG GREEN FOR 100%: LEADERSHIP FOR A CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE, 6PM, ROCKY 002

Hanover is the first town in New Hampshire to commit to 100% clean energy. What more can we do in New England? How can Dartmouth lead on climate action and renewable technology? Meghan Hassett, Dartmouth '15 and current Impact organizer, will be on campus to students about renewable energy work in New England at "Big Green for 100%" on 10/25 at 6PM in Rocky 2: Big Green for 100%:Leadership for a Clean Energy Future  

Panelists: Rosalie Kerr '97, Sustainability Director at Dartmouth College, Allyson Samuell, Sierra Club Upper Valley Ready for 100, Meghan Hassett '15, Environment Massachusetts, Sustainable Hanover Committee. RSVP HERE!

DIVEST DARTMOUTH, 8PM-9PM, ROBO 108

Do you stand for environmental justice? Do you find the rising frequency of climate catastrophes unacceptable? Do you want to make a lasting impact on Dartmouth? Come learn about climate justice and participate in activism toward a sustainable future!

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OFFICE HOURS, 12PM-2PM, ROBO 108

Want to get involved in sustainability on campus? Have a random sustainability question? Just want to hang out and eat homemade baked goods? Visit us for office hours!

DESIGN THINKING WORKSHOP, 12PM-2PM, 105 TUCKER CENTER

Design Thinking is a methodology for collaborative problem-solving, pioneered by David Kelley of the d.school at Stanford University. It was created to come up with game-changing solutions to complex problems.  Please see the following video about  Design Thinking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7sEoEvT8l8&feature=youtu.be

Now it’s our turn to teach the Design Thinking methods to new learners. We are preparing a fun and productive workshop for students and staff. You will meet with Daveen Litman (Tucker Center), Christiane Donahue (Institute for Writing and Rhetoric), Marvin Burns (Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Students), Lessley Hernandez, ’20, and Israel Reyes (Department of Spanish and Portuguese). If you are planning to attend, please contact [log in to unmask] 

OPEN HOURS AT THE O-FARM! 2:30PM-4:30PM, DARTMOUTH ORGANIC FARM

Want to get off campus for a few hours? Come join us at the O-Farm! You can help out with some farm chores, or just sit by the river and study. Rides leaving behind Robo at 2:30pm.

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS WORKSHOP, 6:15PM-7:30PM, CUTTER-SHABAZZ

The Dartmouth Sustainability Office is partnering with Native American Programming, Tucker Center and the Office of Student Life to organize a Know Your Rights Workshop, Thursday October 26th, from 6:15-7:30PM in Cutter-Shabazz 105. Workshops like this are a way of building solidarity between different activists and activist groups. The event is open to the entire Dartmouth Community.

In this workshop, we’ll talk about how to support yourself as an activist, learn how to support your self and your identity within a movement, and learn where you might fall on the “activist spectrum.”

We’ll also take some time to consider some examples of activism that might resemble situations at Dartmouth. We’ll talk about resources available to student activists to help evaluate risks and pursue effective solutions. Please RSVP here.

ECO MEETING, 7:30PM-8:30PM, SUSTAINABLE LIVING CENTER

Check out Dartmouth’s premier sustainability club! We’ll be discussing our initiatives for the fall term including a trip to the Listen thrift shop to discuss sustainable and reusable fashion!

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WORKDAY AT THE ORGANIC FARM, 8AM-10AM, RIDES LEAVING FROM BEHIND ROBO AT 8AM

Work on the farm, relax in the sun or get some studying done. Wifi! And also, Farm!

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NORWICH FARMERS MARKET, 9AM-1PM, ROUTE 5

The summer market are held on Saturdays from 9:00-1:00, May through October at our outdoor location on Route 5, 1.5 miles south of Norwich village. Come support local farmers, eat some delicious food and enjoy live music! 

DARTMOUTH ANIMAL RIGHTS TROUP, 4PM, Baker 234

Interested in getting involved with animal rights at Dartmouth and beyond? Check out Dartmouth’s premier animal rights group! All welcome.

**ALLWEEKALLWEEKALLWEEK**

Please donate winter clothing and winter shoes/boots to be distributed to Dartmouth students who need them to get through the winter. Please only CLEAN OR NEW (please!) adult-sized gently used winter coats, sweaters, mittens, gloves, hats, scarves and boots to the Dartmouth College Department of Safety and Security (DoSS- 603-646-4000) Any questions, please call or e-mail Rebel Lynn Roberts ([log in to unmask]) of DoSS. Donations accepted through November 10, 2017. Thank you!

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DART (Dartmouth Animal Rights Troup) is hosting a Halloween movie screening of Earthlings on Wednesday, November 1st from 8-10pm in Occom Commons/Goldstein 105: http://tinyurl.com/halloweenatdartmouth