North Campus Sustainability Series

Join North Campus faculty-in-residence and experts from across campus to explore how research, technology, and community action can shape a more resilient future. This engaging series features conversations on sustainable computing, public health and ecosystems, and food and agriculture systems, highlighting interdisciplinary approaches to tackle today’s most pressing challenges. Dinner will be provided.

Then, celebrate Earth Day and contribute to local ecosystem health by participating in a special hands-on Invasive Species Cleanup at Sapsucker Woods, in partnership with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
• Friday, 2/27, 5:00-6:00pm, “Public Health and Ecosystems” with Gen Meredith
• Friday, 3/6, 5:00-6:00pm, “Is This the End of Animal Agriculture?: The History of Alternative Proteins” with Adrienne Bitar
• Friday, 3/13, 5:00-6:00pm, “Computing on Earth” with Steve Jackson
• Sat, 4/25, 10am-noon, Hands-on Invasive Species Cleanup at Sapsucker Woods (Lab of Ornithology)

Be sure to click on the links above for more information and to register for each event individually. All events are FREE and open to all undergraduate students! 

This is a Faculty Living-Learning Programs sponsored event.

 

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Co-hosted with: Balch Hall, Mary Donlon Hall, Court-Kay-Bauer Hall, Mews and Loving House: the LGBTQ+ Living Learning Unit, Low Rises 6 & 7, North Campus Faculty Living-Learning Programs (OWNER), Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall, Barbara McClintock Hall, Hu Shih Hall

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