Wind down Earth Week with good vibes, food, and drinks in the MIIS Garden! The food will be vegetarian, with gluten-free options available from Casa del Sazon, and a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be served. There will be guest speakers from Surfrider. Everyone is welcome!
Our Green Thumb Garden
This event will bring the community together for plant planting. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about planting and ecological knowledge through a workshop and practice. The event will take place at Our Green Thumb Garden. All members of the MIIS community are welcome to attend.
Our Green Thumb Garden
Learn what really can be recycled and how to cut waste. Thu 23, 3–4pm on Holland!
Holland Student Center
Cool down with delicious plant-based treats hosted by the Sustainability Council. Guilt-free and Earth-friendly!
Holland Student Center
Join our Nine Lives Swap on Wednesday, April, 22nd, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM in front of Holland! Bring clean, gently used items you no longer need (clothes, kitchenware, supplies) and take what’s useful to you. Let’s share resources, reduce waste, and make sustainability simple together!
Holland Courtyard
Come enjoy the MIIS garden and make your very own framed artwork with pressed flowers! Snacks provided.
Our Green Thumb Garden
Greet the morning with a calming yoga session on Del Monte Beach with Surfrider. Sat 25, 9–10am and help keep Del Monte Beach beautiful! Join Sustainability Council and Surfrider. Gloves and bags provided. Sat 25, 10am–12pm
Off Campus MIIS related event
Come join Melananted MIIS and the Sustainability Council in viewing The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind! Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Holland Student Center
Join us for a cruise on the Monterey bay with the Monterey Peninsula Yacht Club and the CSUMB Sailing Team. Students must know how to swim to participate. Reserve your spot by filling out this form (limited spots): https://forms.gle/FvzcVgWLhY2MNqeN6. Further details will be sent to registered participants.
Off Campus MIIS related event
Pohela Boishakh, the first day of the Bengali calendar, is a national festival in Bangladesh, celebrated with unparalleled enthusiasm, especially in Dhaka. It marks a fresh start, a time for reflection and new beginnings, embodying the spirit of Bengali nationalism and cultural pride. Historically, it’s rooted in agricultural traditions, signifying the start of the harvest season, but today, its significance extends far beyond that. The day is observed with colorful processions, folk songs, and traditional performances.
Holland Student Center
