Adirondack Coltrane Lounge

Jason Scorse, Associate Professor at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, will talk about how environmental and health policy professionals are beginning to use the profound insights of behavior design to help nudge people to healthier and more sustainable food choices, because it turns out that many of the older theories of change don’t fully account for human psychology and sociology. What makes people actually change their behavior is both more complex and at the same time simpler than many people think.

Folk concert featuring Burlington band The North End Honeys and campus band Carte Postale

“The Chinese Safari: Cultural Identity and Wildlife Conservation in Kenya’s Tourism Industry,” a talk by Amanda Kaminsky (class of ‘13). Ms. Kaminsky will talk about the social and environmental consequences of Chinese tourism in Kenya, which she has been studying as a graduate student at the Univesity of Michigan. In her Master’s thesis Ms.

Come dance with Swing Club! Every Thursday during term we host a couple hours of swing music and dancing. No experience or partner needed to join in the fun. If you’re willing to try, we’ll teach you the basics. Community members welcome, and there’s no cost to join in the fun!

Come dance with Swing Club! Every Thursday during term we host a couple hours of swing music and dancing. No experience or partner needed to join in the fun. If you’re willing to try, we’ll teach you the basics. Community members welcome, and there’s no cost to join in the fun!