Commencement Reception: Environmental Studies Program
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- Environmental Studies
A commencement reception for ES majors and their families.
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Environmental Studies
Environmental Studies
ENVS
Life in the Time of Covid: Creativity & Faith in Times of Violence and Insurrection
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- Sustainability & Environmental Affairs, Environmental Studies, and Black Studies
What does it take to dream the future we want? What does it mean to let go of the old in order to try something new?
Join artist and catalyst Kaylynn Sullivan TwoTrees and artist & Middlebury scholar-in-residence Carolyn Finney as they lean into the borderlands of possibility to support multiple visions of the future.
Bring your open heart and good questions!
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Join artist and catalyst Kaylynn Sullivan TwoTrees and artist & Middlebury scholar-in-residence Carolyn Finney as they lean into the borderlands of possibility to support multiple visions of the future.
Bring your open heart and good questions!
Click here for more information and to register for Zoom link.
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Ride or Die: Fractured Environments, Building Community & Keeping it Real
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- Sustainability & Environmental Affairs, Environmental Studies, and Black Studies
“Who I am is the possibility of the transformation of humanity. What I’m giving up is that I’m misunderstood” – Mahting Putelis
Who do you stand with? Where do you stand? What does it mean for us to have something in common? CEO of Hunt to Eat Mahting Putelis and artist-in-residence Dr. Carolyn Finney open up with each other about identity, conservation, generational trauma, & the challenge of walking the talk. Join them as they take the leap – bring your open hearts and good questions!
Who do you stand with? Where do you stand? What does it mean for us to have something in common? CEO of Hunt to Eat Mahting Putelis and artist-in-residence Dr. Carolyn Finney open up with each other about identity, conservation, generational trauma, & the challenge of walking the talk. Join them as they take the leap – bring your open hearts and good questions!
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Represent This! Black Bodies, Green Space and Radical Self-Care
“Nothing is more intimate than your body in the world” – Alice Randall
NY Times bestselling author & activist Alice Randall joins artist & Middlebury scholar-in-residence Carolyn Finney for a conversation where they give up the “t” on the intimate experience of being a black body on a green and imperiled planet.
Join them as they go off the beaten path to dig into self-care, allyship, Black possibility and the art of living.
What would a Black Walden Pond look like?
NY Times bestselling author & activist Alice Randall joins artist & Middlebury scholar-in-residence Carolyn Finney for a conversation where they give up the “t” on the intimate experience of being a black body on a green and imperiled planet.
Join them as they go off the beaten path to dig into self-care, allyship, Black possibility and the art of living.
What would a Black Walden Pond look like?
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Chemistry & Biochemistry and Env. Studies Guest Lecture
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- Chemistry and Environmental Studies
Prof. William Tarpeh, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, Stanford University, will give a guest lecture via zoom, titled “Tracking and Treating Aqueous Nitrogen Emissions” on Friday, April 2, 2021 at 1:45 PM. Students are invited to meet with Prof. Tarpeh immediately following his lecture.
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I've Been Black This Whole Time: The N Word, the Great Outdoors & Finding Common Ground
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- Sustainability & Environmental Affairs, Environmental Studies, and Black Studies
Climbing, hiking and hanging outdoors - what does the N word have to do with outdoor recreation and all things green? Cultural appropriation. Invisibility. DEI. It’s not easy being green. And why should we care?
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Howard E. Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium Series - ENVS 0401 Community Engaged Practicum Presentations
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- Environmental Studies
Please visit go/woodincolloquiumseries for Zoom details.
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Howard E. Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium Series - ENVS 0401 Community Engaged Practicum Presentations
- Sponsored by:
- Environmental Studies
Please visit go/woodincolloquiumseries for zoom details.
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Howard E. Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium Series - Resistance to Business as Usual: Integrating Environmental
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- Environmental Studies
Resistance to Business as Usual: Integrating Environmental and Social Responsibility into Business
A Howard E. Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium Series talk by Ali Kenney, Senior Vice President of Global Strategy & Insights at Burton.
A Howard E. Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium Series talk by Ali Kenney, Senior Vice President of Global Strategy & Insights at Burton.
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Howard E. Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium Series - Midd-Climate Action Fellows Reflections on Learning
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- Environmental Studies
Middlebury’s recently launched Climate Action Capacity Project seeks to support all students in finding meaningful ways to engage and act on the climate crisis. One of the hallmark initiatives of the Project is the Climate Action Fellowship program, developed for students from varied backgrounds and interests. As they wrap up the inaugural year of the Climate Action Fellowship, participating students will reflect on their backgrounds, the work and learning they’ve done through the Fellowship and what they hope for themselves and Middlebury going forward.
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