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ENVR Poster Session - Scholarship & Creativity Day

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ENVR Poster Session - Scholarship & Creativity Day

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Thursday, April 25 from 2-4 p.m. in Alcuin Library. Celebrate the more than 25 student projects being presented this spring.

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'09 Alum Jessica Heim Featured in the StarTribune Today!!

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'09 Alum Jessica Heim Featured in the StarTribune Today!!

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Read the "Starlink, star bright, it's satellites you can see at night" article for insights from Jessica!

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Join us to celebrate the scholarship of our junior and senior majors!

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In the thought provoking new documentary film "Nuclear Now," director Oliver Stone explores the role of nuclear in the fight against climate change.

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"Nuclear Now" Film Screening, Wed Oct 11

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"Nuclear Now" Film Screening, Wed Oct 11

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Free film showing on Wed, Oct 11 at 7 p.m. in Pellegrene Auditorium at SJU. Panel discussion featuring faculty from economics, environmental studies, physics, and political science after the movie.

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Join us at 7 p.m. in Pellegrene for this one man climate change tragicomedy you don't want to miss!

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ENVR Spring Poster Session - Scholarship & Creativity Day

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ENVR Spring Poster Session - Scholarship & Creativity Day

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Celebrate the work of students in ENVR Senior Thesis, Research Colloquium, and GIS this Thursday, Apr 27 from 2-4 p.m. in Alcuin Library. See the list of more than 30 projects!

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Next week is: EARTH WEEK!! That means there is a ton of fun things/events going on around campus! Hope you can make it to one or more of these events 🌎🌱🐻

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Reading Group: The Intersectional Environmentalist by Leah Thomas

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Reading Group: The Intersectional Environmentalist by Leah Thomas

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READING GROUP!!! Sign up to receive a free copy of The Intersectional Environmentalist by Leah Thomas and participate in discussion on April 18th. It would be a great read for over Easter Break!! 🌱🌷

https://www.csbsju.edu/forms/LRZ091M4YG

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Jessica Heim '09 published in Nature Astronomy

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Jessica Heim '09 published in Nature Astronomy

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Congratulations to ES alum Jessica Heim '09 on her co-authored article published today Nature Astronomy: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-023-01904-2

Learn about how the proliferation of satellites and space debris is impacting astronomical discoveries, ecological systems, and cultural sky traditions.

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Frø: Nordic Seed Heroes | Documentary from Yale School Envr. Student and CSB Alum Charly Frisk

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Frø: Nordic Seed Heroes | Documentary from Yale School Envr. Student and CSB Alum Charly Frisk

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Frø: Nordic Seed Heroes | Documentary from Yale School Environment Student Charly Frisk

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Renewable Energy Happy Hour: Fun Networking Event with CSB+SJU Alumni!

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Renewable Energy Happy Hour: Fun Networking Event with CSB+SJU Alumni!

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RENEWABLE ENERGY HAPPY HOUR IS BACK!!

Come enjoy a networking opportunity with CSB+SJU alumni who are currently working in renewable energy and related fields!

All are welcome! 😊

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2023 RENEWABLE ENERGY HAPPY HOUR ALUM EVENT POSTER

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Apply Now to Attend COP 28 in Dubai, UAE!

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Apply Now to Attend COP 28 in Dubai, UAE!

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Apply by Feb 23 for your chance to travel to the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference. Accepted students register for a 2 credit class (ENVR 305) for the fall semester.

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Students at CSB+SJU can now minor in climate studies, with class offerings from many departments across campus! Review the requirements and consult with your adviser or any ES faculty to see how the minor might work for you.

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College of Saint Benedict & Saint John's University

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In an ever-evolving effort to ensure academic opportunities remain at the cutting edge of issues and careers of importance well into the 21 st century, the faculty and boards of the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University recently approved a new minor to be offered in climate studies, beginning in fall 2023.

With climate change looming as perhaps the biggest crisis of the foreseeable future, it is likely to require multiple solutions and complex thinking to find ways to reverse its effects and live with its reality. To address this need within a liberal arts education, Saint Ben's and Saint John's will incorporate many fields from the academic catalog into the new minor.

And, while climate science programs are offered at many research universities, few schools in the United States currently have a climate studies program of any kind - and even fewer among them are liberal arts colleges. The challenge of seeking to understand and craft solutions to the global climate crisis are quintessentially liberal arts endeavors, complementing CSB and SJU's existing environmental studies major.

"The great thing about our climate studies minor is that it is truly interdisciplinary," said Corrie Gross e, who has a doctorate in sociology and is an assistant professor of environmental studies at CSB and SJU. "Climate crisis requires all hands on deck to research, innovate and craft sustainable and just solutions. Our program builds on our existing liberal arts strengths in cultivating diverse skills and perspectives among our students - the leaders of the future."

The drive to add a climate studies minor came primarily from the students. They have lived their entire lives in a world of changing climate and seek greater understanding for it and a way to be part of the solutions to the crisis.

"I was really excited to hear about the climate studies minor because it gives more of a focused and expansive curriculum - in terms of environmental studies - about a topic that is going to become more and more pressing over time," said Jalayna Smith-Moore '24, a CSB senior from Richfield, Minnesota. "It is a really important minor to have for prospective students to be able to prepare for making solutions to climate change."

Saint Ben's and Saint John's have long been active both locally and globally in climate education. Students first attended the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) annual Conference of the Parties (COP) in 2009. In 2015, CSB and SJU were granted formal observer status, which has enabled student participation since. In the five-state region, the only other schools with such access include Macalester College and the University of Minnesota, and the latter restricts participation to graduate students. At CSB and SJU, Bennies and Johnnies learn about COP negotiations, draft research projects and then travel to the conferences. There they conduct primary research through observations and interviews with attendees from around the globe. The latest, COP 27, is from Nov. 6-18 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. The UNFCCC originated in 1992 and now includes more than 190 nations.

"The Benedictines who founded CSB and SJU have a history of being at the forefront of the study of conservation and stewarding resources to sustain both the human and non-human world," said Derek Larson, professor and chair of the environmental studies department at CSB and SJU. "We looked at the urgency and demand for action on the climate crisis and saw that we not only have the existing faculty expertise but coursework across departments was already being developed and taught with climate change in mind. The creation of the minor in climate studies provides a scaffold for students to adopt a deeper knowledge of the climate crisis that can be integrated into the pursuit of any major or career."

The climate studies minor requires 20 credits and can be paired with any existing major. Classes are offered in environmental studies, art, nutrition, chemistry, political science, sociology, business, communication, biology and other departments. The curriculum includes 14 foundational credits, four credits from upper-division electives in diverse fields, and two credits from integrating and deepening knowledge - either through a capstone project or attending the UN climate conference. No more than four of the 20 credits can count for another major or minor.

According to an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report in 2018, human activities have caused a 1.0-degree Celsius increase in global temperatures above pre-industrial levels. That increase is expected to reach 1.5 degrees between 2030 and 2052 and facilitate the rise of sea levels and its associated impacts. If the rise in temperature is not checked and continues to 2 degrees, results will include extreme heat in most inhabited regions of the world and the greater chance of excessive precipitation in some regions and probability of drought in others. Limiting the increase to 1.5 degrees is crucial to ocean temperature, acidity and oxygen levels, and the survival of small island nations and coastal populations. Answers will require "rapid and far-reaching" transitions in energy, land use, infrastructure and industrial systems.

"We have to decrease our emissions by half by 2030 in order to keep temperatures below 1.5 degrees (increase)," Grosse said. "We've got a narrow time window. These next 10 years are critical. We need students and graduates who are prepared to lead creatively, courageously and with justice at the center of their work."

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Climate studies minor will be introduced in 2023 at Saint Ben's and Saint John's

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In an ever-evolving effort to ensure academic opportunities remain at the cutting edge of issues and careers of importance well into the 21 st century, the faculty and boards of the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University recently approved a new minor to be offered in climate studies, beginning in fall 2023.

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IMPORTANT UPDATE: We are sorry to report that Robin Wall Kimmerer will NOT be on campus 10/03/2022 for her Braiding Sweetgrass discussion; her visit is currently being rescheduled for spring semester. New date to be determined.

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Vanderbilt University will serve as the host campus for the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) annual meeting on March 3-5, 2023. This gathering is an opportunity for students from around the world to collaborate with influential leaders, experts, and innovators on solving humanity’s most pressing problems.

Application: CGI U 2023 application

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The Cultural Cosmos: video by Jessica Heim '09

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The Cultural Cosmos: video by Jessica Heim '09

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Congrats to 2009 environmental studies grad and cultural astronomer Jessica Heim! A version of her video, The Cultural Cosmos, will be featured in an upcoming PBS special. https://vimeo.com/735010258

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Coming on April 12th, from 5:30 - 7:30 (P.M.) a multitude of alumni are going to be at Brother Willie's Pub to share about their careers in renewable energy. This is the first time this event has been able to be held in the Pub since 2019! Come and explore new connections and the different lines of studies our alumni are performing!

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Take advantage of our incredible XPD resource!

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Please join us as we welcome Dr. Ian Carrillo for his presentation, the final installment of the LLAS Spring 2022 Series.

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Tonight at 8 p.m! Join Abbot John Klassen for an hour of theology on tap!

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The Birchwood Wilderness Camp is looking for college-aged males to help run a boys camp this summer! Working as a canoe guide, you will be able to educate children on our environment. For more information visit:

https://birchwoodwildernesscamp.com/

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The Minnesota Waste Wise Foundation (MWWF) announced a scholarship opportunity for up to $5,000 each per academic year. Check out the application information above to get started!

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8 environmental studies majors were selected as part of this summer's cohort! 

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Congrats to the 2022 Summer Leadership Fellows!

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Congrats to the 2022 Summer Leadership Fellows!

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https://www.csbsju.edu/news/summer-leadership-fellows-2022

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Miss the Nov 2021 alum panel on careers in environment & sustainability?

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Miss the Nov 2021 alum panel on careers in environment & sustainability?

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https://youtu.be/ZAa4So5-HKY

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Coming Together for The People and Planet Gala: Dec 2, 6-8 p.m. at Brother Willie's Pub

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Coming Together for The People and Planet Gala: Dec 2, 6-8 p.m. at Brother Willie's Pub

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Use this opportunity to learn an abundance about the intersection of inclusion and the environment. This event includes many CSB/SJU community members speaking on inclusion, racial justice, the outdoors, and local food. Throughout the event, you will learn how these themes can be communicated through art by adding to the mural that will be created and displayed in the Multicultural Center. #opportunity #community #inclusion #art

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On Thursday, Nov. 11th the Interfaith Leadership Team with CSB Campus Ministry is putting on event labeled "Resilience & Reconciliation: Native American Boarding Schools and the Actions Crucial for Healing." We will be welcoming Jamie Arsenault, who will discuss the movement for reconciliation with Native Nations and recognize the work being done at the St. Ben's Monastery.

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Resilience & Reconciliation Native American Boarding Schools

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Don't miss this vital opportunity to meet and build new relationships with alums! Use handshake to register before Wednesday, November 10th.

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Environmental & Sustainability Careers Panel

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Environmental & Sustainability Careers Panel

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2021 XPO  Enviroment  Sustainability Careers

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Columbia University's Master of Public Administration in Environmental Science and Policy program is looking for prospective students that are dedicated to dive into the world's greatest challenges. The program is a partnership between Earth Institute at Columbia's new Climate School and the highly ranked School of Public and International Affairs. The program provides students the practical knowledge and training to become leaders in the rapidly growing area of sustainability. After the one year program, you will leave with how to do business by formulating and implementing innovative and comprehensive environmental long-term strategies. The deadlines for this program are as follows: November 1 (early decision); January 15 (fellowship consideration); and February 15 (final). For more information visit the link below:

https://lnkd.in/eTUvVjaq.

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This immersive one-year program prepares future environmental sustainability leaders to address the most serious and complex environmental problems the earth will face. Launched two decades ago, it is the world's premier program of its kind, and is offered jointly by the School of International and Public Affairs and Columbia's Earth Institute. It seamlessly integrates science with environmental policy and management. Graduates hold key positions in important organizations worldwide in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors.

FAST FACTS

Reach

A global alumni network of thousands of School of International and Public Affairs and Earth Institute program graduates, who hold key positions of environmental leadership across sectors.

Opportunity

Alumni employers include Apple, the City of New York, Natural Resources Defense Council, the San Francisco International Airport, the Sierra Club, KPMG, the United Nations, the U.S. Department of State, the Vornado Realty Trust, and The World Bank.

Leadership

Students learn directly from leading policy and management practitioners, along with top scientists of the world-class Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.

WHY YOU SHOULD APPLY

Turn your passion into real, tangible change.

Urgent need for effective environmental leaders.

Columbia's top-ranked sustainability programs, resources, and network.

Practical training that combines mission-driven science, management, and policy.

Immersive one-year program format saves time and money.

Graduates combine career status and compensation with personal fulfillment.

Virtual Events for Students During the Pandemic

Professor Cohen Discusses Regulating Forever Chemicals

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The best way to reduce environmental damage is to prevent it from being designed into new products. We are an ingenious species, and properly motivated, we can build an economy that doesn't poison people and the planet.

Upcoming Public

Virtual Events

Information Sessions

Friday, November 5, 2021

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET
RSVP Here
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Fall Workshop Final Briefings

Wednesday, October 8, 2021

9:00 am - 11:00 am ET
RSVP Here
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Alumni Spotlight: Sarah Braverman, Energy Aficionado and Recent Graduate

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The MPA-ESP program honed her energy policy knowledge and granted lifelong friends in the midst of a pandemic.

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MPA in Environmental Science and Policy | New York City | Columbia University

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This immersive one-year program prepares future environmental sustainability leaders to address the most serious and complex environmental problems the earth will face. Launched two decades ago, it is the world's premier program of its kind, and is offered jointly by the School of International and Public Affairs and Columbia's Earth Institute.

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Students must apply to be accepted to this course. Applications due Nov 10. Take the 1-credit course during D-mod, spring 2022. Then participate in the field experience in the Badlands and Rocky Mountains May 9-18, 2022.

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Next week, featuring Al Gore and Jessica Hellman on Tuesday, Oct. 26 we launch the week with Project Drawdown. Project Drawdown is a week of activities that help increase the overall health of our climate. Also on Thursday, Oct. 28 there is a COP26 panel with a group of faculty and students from UMN. This effort got launched with an endowment from a famous Minnesotan, Tom Swain, who is 100 years old! If you want to check out the events or learn more visit the link below:

https://www.hhh.umn.edu/news-events-media/upcoming-events?field_event_organization_target_id=1206

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Josie Johnson Community Room 180, Humphrey School of Public Affairs

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On Monday, Oct. 11th at 4 p.m. in Quad 170, Chas Jewett an alumni from St. Bens will be coming to campus! From the environment movement to organizing for reproductive justice, human rights, and peace in South Dakota, she is working to fight off racism using conversations focused on relationship building and shared values. Attend on Oct. 11th to get a more clear insight on Chas Jewett's work!

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Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity! On Oct. 7th, Ben with Round River Conservation Studies will be coming to campus. He will provide an insight on what you will experience when you're with Round River Conservation Studies and persuade you to join.

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Join us this upcoming Monday for special treats and fun activities!

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Starting October 1st, students will take action in one of the most important challenges throughout the world. The Project Green Challenge allows you to take action on environmental and social justice for 30 days! With only two weeks until the start of #PGC2021 sign up ASAP.

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Project Green Challenge (PGC) informs, inspires and mobilizes high school, college, and graduate students worldwide around climate action, public health, social justice and advocacy. The 13th annual global initiative starts October 1st - and students can sign up today!

This powerful and diverse call to action features 30 days of environmentally-themed challenges that change lives, shift mindsets, and equip students with knowledge, resources and mentorship to lead change on campuses and in communities. Through conscious living, informed consumption, and individual and collective climate action, PGC participants are challenged to envision and work toward the healthy, just, resilient planet and future in which they can thrive.

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Project Green Challenge (PGC) informs, inspires and mobilizes high school, college, and graduate students worldwide around climate action, public health, social justice and advocacy. The 13th annual global initiative starts October 1st - and students can sign up today!

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Tuesday, September 21st, 7:00-8:00 p.m., Gorecki 120, CSB
For more information visit https://bulletin.csbsju.edu/posts/7616

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Tuesday, Oct 19, 7:00 p.m., Pellegrene Auditorium, SJU https://www.csbsju.edu/environmentalstudies/lanham2021

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Grad School Info Session: Natural Resources

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Grad School Info Session: Natural Resources

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The Natural Resources Science and Management (NRSM) graduate program at the University of Minnesota invites you to join us for a virtual info session on August 4, from 5:30 to 6:30 pm. NRSM is an interdisciplinary MS and PhD program offering research and teaching to develop scholars, scientific pioneers, and future leaders in managing natural resources and protecting the environment.

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Dr. Corrie Grosse Receives Environmental Practice & Outreach Award

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Dr. Corrie Grosse Receives Environmental Practice & Outreach Award

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Congrats to environmental studies professor, Dr. Corrie Grosse, on receipt of the American Sociological Association Environmental Sociology Practice & Outreach Award. Dr. Grosse receives this award for her on-going work with Indigenous groups organized against Enbridge’s Line 3 tar sands oil pipeline. The award committee writes, “our award winners are exemplars in building relationships and trust with their community partners, asking partners about their needs, and listening with intention.” http://envirosoc.org/wordpress/section-awards/

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Sustainability Summit - International Leadership Association, Jun 22-24, 2021

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Sustainability Summit - International Leadership Association, Jun 22-24, 2021

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Great professional development opportunity at this virtual summit. View the great line-up of speakers on their website: https://ilaglobalnetwork.org/sustainability-conference/

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FREE 6-week Video Workshop for Climate Activism

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FREE 6-week Video Workshop for Climate Activism

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Learn to make great TikTok and YouTube videos for environmental and social activism. Coaching by award-winning filmmakers and video activists. Top films produced in the class could win $500. http://osunclimate.academy/

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Stash it, Don't Trash it! - Volunteers Needed

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Stash it, Don't Trash it! - Volunteers Needed

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Help the Sustainability Office collect furniture, office supplies, appliances, decorative items, and other dorm room items to keep things out of the landfill. Items are sold back to students at move-in at the Big Sale.

They are looking for volunteers from May 9th - May 16th. There will be 3 different time slots available each day.

Each volunteer gets a CSB/SJU sustainability T-shirt and a free meal if they attend the volunteer training on May 8th.

Find more information and the sign up sheet here.

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Join MN350, U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar, and more organizations to learn how green jobs can be accessible to all! Register below for location information!

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Green Jobs for All

April 24, 2021, 2:00pm - 3:30pm

Join MN350, U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar and leaders from the Sunrise Movement, Native Sun, Twin Cities DSA and Navigate/Unidos MN to learn about how green jobs can help us create safe, healthy communities, and how we can make sure that everyone has access to the new clean energy economy, no exceptions.

This event will take place at Chicago and Lake Street in Minneapolis, on the lot that was formerly occupied by Robert's Shoes.

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April 24, 2021, 2:00pm - 3:30pm Join MN350, U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar and leaders from the Sunrise Movement, Native Sun, Twin Cities DSA and Navigate/Unidos MN to learn about how green jobs can help us create safe, healthy communities, and how we can make sure that everyone has access to the new clean energy economy, no exceptions.

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Where: SJU Pellegrene Auditorium

When: Thursday, April 22nd, 7:45pm.

Join the Environmental Studies Department, Indigenous Student Association, and Climate Justice Club in celebrating Earth Week with the film LN3: Seven Teachings of the Anishinaabe in Resistance. There will be a film discussion following with Professor Corrie Grosse, ISA members, and Melissa Burrell.

Be sure to register! Link attached.

https://www.csbsju.edu/outdooru/events/earthweek/ewregistration

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Health is Intersectional- Medicinal Plants and Indigenous Health Sovereignty

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Health is Intersectional- Medicinal Plants and Indigenous Health Sovereignty

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Health is Intersectional- Medicinal Plants and Indigenous Health Sovereignty

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Health is Intersectional- Medicinal Plants and Indigenous Health Sovereignty

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As part of Public Health Week, a variety of student organizations have put together this two-part event. Health is Intersectional is a Zoom discussion on Tuesday, April 6th from 6-7:30pm, with Dr. Saupe and guest speaker Hope Flanagan. The virtual Medicinal Plants Walk can be done any time during Public Health Week- check out the flyers for more info!

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Solve Climate by 2030- Bard Center for Environmental Policy

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Solve Climate by 2030- Bard Center for Environmental Policy

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Beginning April 7, join Bard in learning about local actions to solve climate change. Check out their Global Dialogs and view the webinar from your own state!
Register and find your Global Dialog here: https://www.bard.edu/cep/solardominance/find-your-dialog/#2021

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Climate Justice and Racial Justice Webinar

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Climate Justice and Racial Justice Webinar

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Tuesday, April 6th, 7-8pm
"Have you wondered ... How do racial justice and climate justice intersect? ... Should we keep these topics separate to gain support from white communities? ... If your congregation or community is working on anti-racism, is there debate about whether to also tackle climate or only focus on one issue at a time?"
Join Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light for a webinar on these questions and more. Register here!

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Students, are you hesitant about studying abroad still or wishing a program was open? Round River has a new program, Sky Island Borderlands, that is based at the Arizona-Mexico border. Their Spring 2021 students have recently written blogs about their experience in the program, which was a substitute for the international programs that were cancelled due to COVID-19. Check out their blogs (linked below) to see if this program is right for you!
Aravaipa Canyon and Tucson: Perrin Milliken, Bowdoin College
A Day in the Life of a Round River Student in the Sky Islands: Wren Garrison, University of Vermont
Researching with Sky Island Alliance: Bethany Holland, Ithaca College

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Although we are well known for our international conservation successes, Round River's very roots come from the American West and its defenders of wilderness. We began our conservation work searching for Grizzlies in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, then assisting with the release of the Mexican Wolf in New Mexico, and later documenting the loss of White-bark Pine in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the subsequent impact on regional bear populations. Most recently we helped with the establishment of the Bear's Ears National Monument in Utah, and our long-standing research project examining the impacts of winter recreation on wolverines in Idaho, Wyoming and Montana continues today.

In early 2020, we began to explore a synergistic collaboration with Sky Island Alliance, a science-based non-profit that works in the transboundary desert islands on the U.S.-Mexico border.

The Madrean Sky Islands, or Madrean Archipelago, is a world biodiversity hotspot in northwestern Mexico and the southwestern United States. This ecoregion is named for the 57 pine- and oak-studded mountain "islands" encompassed within and separated by desert and grassland "seas." These isolated sky island mountains, ranging from 3,000 to over 10,000 feet (915 - 3300m) in elevation, connect the Colorado Plateau and temperate north with the Sierra Madre Occidental and neotropical south. Plants, animals, and habitats of the Great Plains grasslands, Sonoran desert, and Chihuahuan desert also connect and blend together here with the temperate and tropical. This is where the jaguar and black bear meet, where bromeliads grow in the arms of maple trees, and spicy chiltepin pepper and sweet Arizona canyon grape grow side-by-side.

This region spans four states and two countries, and covers a patchwork of protected and unprotected public and private lands, interspersed by the cities of Tucson, Sierra Vista, and Nogales, Arizona; Silver City, New Mexico; and Hermosillo and Magdalena, Sonora. The majority of the sky island mountain ranges in the U.S. are part of the Coronado National Forest, the most ecologically diverse National Forest in the country. The Coronado National Forest also hosts more threatened and endangered species than any other National Forest in the U.S. In Mexico, these sky island mountains and low desert valleys are largely a mixture of private ranches, ejitidos, and Reserva Forestal Nacional.

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USA - Sky Island Borderlands - Round River Conservation Studies

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Although we are well known for our international conservation successes, Round River's very roots come from the American West and its defenders of wilderness. We began our conservation work searching for Grizzlies in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, then assisting with the release of the Mexican Wolf in New Mexico, and later documenting the loss of White-bark Pine in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the subsequent impact on regional bear populations.

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Check out the fall 2021 environmental studies offerings as you plan for fall registration! Consult your faculty adviser with any registration questions you have.

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Conservation Film Festival Events- March 24 and 26!

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Conservation Film Festival Events- March 24 and 26!

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The Environmental Studies Department will be streaming five films from the American Conservation Film Festival. Join us on Wednesday, March 24 at 6:30pm to watch four short films: Dear Mother Nature, Greta, Where I Belong, and Where Life Begins

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Conservation Film Festival Events- March 24 and 26!

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Conservation Film Festival Events- March 24 and 26!

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On Friday, March 26 join the Sustainability Office and Alliance to view Kiss The Ground at the last Friday Night Hangout and hear from Professor Joe Storlien.
Hope to see you there!
Zoom link: https://csbsju.zoom.us/s/94944414517

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The virtual EcoCareers Conference of 2021 is free to all EcoLeaders members (member registration is free!) and is taking place April 7-8. The event includes career panels that will explore for-profit, non-profit, governmental and entrepreneurial sectors, along with workshops, keynotes, and more.
Register to be a member here!

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EcoCareers Conference 2021

WHAT: The National Wildlife Federation EcoCareers Conference prepares students and young professionals for sustainability careers by providing information on the latest EcoCareer trends from leading analysts and employers, clarifying career enhancing credentials and academic offerings, and formulating a better understanding of the competencies employers seek in the green sector.

WHEN: April 7-8, 2021 11 am to 5:30 pm EDT, each day

WHO: Students, faculty, staff, and admin from high schools, colleges, and universities across the country and globe!
REGISTRATION COSTS:

Registered EcoLeaders Community Members - FREE (join the community for free at www.nwfecoleaders.org)

College Students - $45 (Fee waived for EcoLeaders community members and students at Campus Sponsor Schools*)

Professionals (including Faculty and Staff) - $70 (Fee waived for employees of Campus Sponsor Schools

High School Students, Faculty, Staff, Admin and Groups - FREE

WHY: During this conference, YOU can:

Discover the types of jobs available in the clean economy, compensation levels, and advancement opportunities across clean economy sectors.

Enhance understanding of how to develop effective career plans that include degree programs and project-based learning credentials, while becoming familiar with supportive programming offered through the NWF EcoLeaders Program.

Explore online sustainability career skill resources that can help college instructors enhance academic offerings for sustainability across various disciplines.

Meet others across fields interested in leading for a clean economy including, students, faculty and employers and learn about ways to support one another.

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WHAT: The National Wildlife Federation EcoCareers Conference prepares students and young professionals for sustainability careers by providing information on the latest EcoCareer trends from leading analysts and employers, clarifying career enhancing credentials and academic offerings, and formulating a better understanding of the competencies employers seek in the green sector.

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American Conservation Film Festival-Virtual March 24-28

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American Conservation Film Festival-Virtual March 24-28

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This year the ACFF is totally virtual and totally free! Their 48 films are free to watch any day of the festival, just register online (you can register as late as the last day of the festival) for the films you want to view.
Check out the films and register below!
https://2021festival.eventive.org/welcome

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2021 American Conservation Film Festival - March 24 - 28

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Islam, Christianity, and the Environmental Crisis- St. Thomas virtual event

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Islam, Christianity, and the Environmental Crisis- St. Thomas virtual event

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Tuesday, March 16th St. Thomas is hosting a Zoom event with Dr. Seyyed Hossein Nasr from George Washington University. The event will dive into Islamic and Christian views of God, humanity and nature and the current environmental crisis. This event is free, with the registration link below. The event will be held from 12:00-1:15pm on Tuesday, March 16th.
Event Information: https://stthomas.campuslabs.com/engage/event/6965985
Event Registration Link

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COP26 Glasgow- Short-term Study Abroad Info Session 

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COP26 Glasgow- Short-term Study Abroad Info Session 

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Students! Applications for COP26 are coming soon! There will be two informational sessions about the COP and the associated course coming in early March. Tuesday, March 2 at 5pm, and Wednesday, March 3 at 2pm. Both are on Zoom with this ID: 99090859609. Applications are due March 16 by 5:00pm!
Find more information about the course, application, and funding opportunities here.

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Register for Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability Webinars 

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Bard is hosting a webinar series (three events) this spring that brings together sustainability experts from various fields.

Building a Career in Sustainability: Advice from Sustainable Fashion Experts
When: Wednesday, February 24th 6:30-7:30 PM EST
Description: Leaders in sustainable fashion are reimagining how the textile sector can pioneer fundamentally circular models, replacing destructive fast fashion with sustainable alternatives. Join this conversation to learn more, and get tips on launching your high impact career in the field!
Register here!

Building a Career in Sustainability: Tips from Advocacy and Lobbying Leaders
When: Wednesday, March 24th 6:30-7:30PM EST
Description: Lobbying and advocacy is about “changing the rules” in government and business, replacing bad laws and policies with good ones to build a sustainable, equitable, and just future. Join this conversation to engage with leaders in the field and learn how you can start “changing the rules.”
Register here!

Building a Career in Sustainability: Tips from Advocacy and Lobbying Leaders
When: Wednesday, April 21st 6:30-7:30 PM EST
Description: Join this conversation to engage with thought leaders at the forefront of building sustainable supply chains. You’ll learn how they launched and grew their careers in supply chain management, and what tips they have for high impact careers.
Register here!

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Campus Race to Zero Waste- Sustainability Office

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Campus Race to Zero Waste- Sustainability Office

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Keep an eye out for events each week for the Campus Race to Zero Waste! Events are every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday through March!

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Climate Justice Club board members recently completed a Factbook titled, "Social Justice in the Environmental Movement: A Factbook to Explore and Learn About the Intersection of Social Justice & Environmental and Climate Justice." The Factbook was created to continue on-going education on important issues that overlap with Climate Justice Club's values.

Excellent work by CJC!

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Climate Justice Club's Factbook, Social Justice in the Environmental Movement

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Green Collar Careers Happy Hour- February 9th

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Green Collar Careers Happy Hour- February 9th

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Students and Alumni! The Environmental Studies Department is hosting it's Green Collar Careers Happy Hour virtually this year! Students: network with alumni in different fields and learn about careers and opportunities that might interest you. Alumni: reconnect with alums and get to know students interested in your work. Join us on Tuesday, February 9th from 5:00-6:30pm on Zoom (ID below)!

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Common Ground Relief Info Session- 2021 Internships

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Common Ground Relief Info Session- 2021 Internships

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Five available internships for spring 2021
Meals and housing provided for the 13-week program
February 25- May 39
Cost: $2,600 and can be completed for academic credit
Virtual Info Session: Wednesday, December 9th, at 6pm CDT
Google Meetings: https://meet.google.com/pqk-uacs-rka
Application: http://www.commongroundrelief.org/volunteer/individualvolunteerapplication/

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WTS-MN 2021 Scholarship Applications Due Date Extended to December 4

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WTS-MN 2021 Scholarship Applications Due Date Extended to December 4

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These awards and scholarships are given to women pursuing an education in pursuit of a career in transportation. A WTS award is a great way to recognize the achievements of a respected colleague or team.

Check out more details about this opportunity!

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Check out and follow the ES Department's LinkedIn page for job postings and student led events!

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Midwest Climate Summit- Climate Stories Contest

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Midwest Climate Summit- Climate Stories Contest

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The MCS is hosting an art contest for students aged 18-25 to showcase the impact of the climate crisis through art. Work can be submitted across these multimedia categories: visual arts, film/photography, written word, and performing arts. The work must also include a message calling people to action.
Pieces are due February 1st, 2021. Contest details and submission form can be found below!

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What students think about climate change, what emotions arise when contemplating climate change, and how climate change impacts the college experience is an important aspect of the Midwest Climate Summit.

As part of the 2020-2021 Midwest Climate Summit, the Climate Stories Contest is a multi-media art competition across four categories: visual arts, film/photography, written word, and performing arts.

General Requirements

Participants must submit original artwork that illustrates the impact of the climate crisis on themselves, society or a subset of society (i.e. a specific demographic), and the work must communicate a message calling people to action. These two requirements, along with the quality of the work itself, will form the basis of submission judging.

The competition is open to undergraduate and graduate students ages 18-25. First, second and third-place winners will be selected from each category, for a total of 12 award recognitions. Monetary prizes will be given to each of the 12 winning submissions; that information will be made available once it is finalized. Group or collaborative submissions are permitted but awards must be divided among group members.

Competition Deadline

All Climate Stories Project submissions must be submitted by Feb. 1, 2021. A submission portal will be available on the Midwest Climate Summit website by October 2, 2020.

Judging

Competition judges are being assembled from participating Midwest Climate Summit campuses.

Prizes for each submission category

First Place: $1,500

Second Place: $1,000

Third Place: $750

Contact

For questions concerning any aspect of Climate Stories, contact: mcsclimatestories@gmail.com

Contest Submission

Submit your artwork through this google form by February 1, 2021.

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What students think about climate change, what emotions arise when contemplating climate change, and how climate change impacts the college experience is an important aspect of the Midwest Climate Summit. As part of the 2020-2021 Midwest Climate Summit, the Climate Stories Contest is a multi-media art competition across four categories: visual arts, film/photography, written word, and performing arts.

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This year, there will be a virtual conference called the NIRSA Region III Student Lead On. This conference is an excellent opportunity to showcase the creative, resilient, and professional work outdoor students produce, facilitate, and continue on college campuses.
When: January 28th and 29th 2021
For more information and to register, click here!

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Climate Change and Racial (In)Justice Through Artivism

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Climate Change and Racial (In)Justice Through Artivism

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This event will have six artivists whose work addresses themes of racial and climate justice. The event includes a short presentation , breakout room discussions, and a debrief on enhancing CSB/SJU's approach to advancing racial and climate justice.
When: Tuesday 11/17 from 7:30-9:00 pm
Where: Zoom!
This event is open to the public.

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Workshop on Indigenous Innovations at the Nexus of Food, Energy and Water Systems 

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Workshop on Indigenous Innovations at the Nexus of Food, Energy and Water Systems 

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When: Friday, November 13th
What: There will be two panel discussions, one at 11am CST titled "Pathways to Academic Careers in FEWS; and the second at 1pm CST titled "Pathways to professional practitioners in FEWS.
The goal of this workshop is to broaden participation of Native Americans in FEWS professions.
Registration is required.

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Webinar: How to Get a Job in Sustainability- Bard Graduate Programs

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Webinar: How to Get a Job in Sustainability- Bard Graduate Programs

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Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability is hosting a webinar for students, graduates, and professionals on job-hunt skills in COVID times. The webinar will be hosted by the Director of these programs, Dr. Eban Goodstein. The event will be a live webinar with opportunities for questions. The webinar will be at 5:30pm central time, and registration is required. Register here!

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Join Indige-FEWSS in their third speaker showing of their fall seminar event! Dr. Kim Tallbear's work is focused on Indigenous engagement in science and technology. Her seminar will be Wednesday, November 18th at 4pm central time. This event is free- zoom link in the flyer below!

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Webinar: How to Get a Job in Sustainability

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Webinar: How to Get a Job in Sustainability

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In this webinar Dr. Eban Goodstein, Director of Graduate Programs in Sustainability at Bard College, will outline career strategies for soon-to-be and recent college graduates, and for professionals looking to make career changes. Focus will be on careers in business, NGOs, and government.
When: Thursday, November 12 6:30pm ET
Register for this event today!

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Climate Education Channel- cimpatico studies

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Climate Education Channel- cimpatico studies

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Are you looking for a job, interested in current climate research, or searching for future education opportunities? Join the Cimpatico community by creating a profile and gain access to their videos, social channels, and chat with other members about all sorts of events, opportunities, and more. Wednesdays and Thursdays, join their livestream between 4-7pm to learn about what is going on in the climate community globally. Create your membership profile here!

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Week of Sustainability Events- October 26-31

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Week of Sustainability Events- October 26-31

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Don't miss out on all of the events for the Week of Sustainability this week! Each day is packed with amazing events to attend. Check out the schedule below for activity dates and times, and don't forget about the ES film showing of An Inconvenient Sequel on Friday at 6pm!

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The Week of Sustainability is here! There are tons of great events going on this week, and Friday the Environmental Studies Department is hosting a virtual film showing! At 6pm on October 30th, hop on Zoom to watch An Inconvenient Sequel and discuss the film! Event Zoom link is here.

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Confronting Climate Crisis in the Age of Coronavirus

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Confronting Climate Crisis in the Age of Coronavirus

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Join the month-long, nearly carbon neutral conference addressing the climate crisis in the face of Coronavirus. There is no fee to register for the conference and all the presentations will be available for the duration of the conference. Professor Corrie Grosse and alum Brigid Mark have a presentation in Stream 1, Panel 1.2: Climate Justice Movement Strategy During the United Nations Climate Conference, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Racial Justice Uprisings.
Conference streaming starts October 19 and goes through November 19

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American Harvest Virtual Reading: Marie Mutsuki Mockett

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American Harvest Virtual Reading: Marie Mutsuki Mockett

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Wednesday, October 21st author Marie Mutsuki Mockett is doing a virtual reading of excerpts from her book American Harvest: God, Country, and Farming in the Heartland. Hop on the YouTube link at 7pm to watch the reading and take part in a question and answer session following the reading with harvester Juston Wolgemuth, who is featured in the book. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14cSqN5tRV4

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Native Voices in STEM Seminar: Andrew Curley

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Native Voices in STEM Seminar: Andrew Curley

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Join UArizona and Indige-FEWSS in the second presentation of their Fall Seminar Series. Andrew Curley (Diné) is an Assistant Professor at UArizona and his work is focused on the incorporation of indigenous nations into colonial economies. The session will take place Wednesday, October 21st on Zoom from 5-6pm. The link to the zoom is on the attached poster.

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Webinar- Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon and the Pandemic 

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Webinar- Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon and the Pandemic 

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Join the University of Maryland in celebrating Indigenous People's Day by learning more about how indigenous peoples in the Bolivian and Peruvian Amazon are responding to the COVID Pandemic and other threats to their communities. The webinar is from 6-7:30pm on Monday, October 12th. Register here!

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Join Lewis and Clark College in a virtual presentation of their 23rd annual ENVX Symposium, featuring a week of events on conservation, including conservation and COVID-19, conservation and race, and conservation and the Anthropocene! Registration is required for each session. Registration is free and is not limited to one session!! Sessions begin Monday, October 19th and run through Thursday, October 22nd. More info to come on individual sessions!

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Round River Study Abroad- Information Session

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Round River Study Abroad- Information Session

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Students! Join Round River rep Alexandra next Wednesday in a Zoom info session on the Round River external study abroad programs! And learn about their new national program taking place in the Southwest this spring semester! Wednesday, October 7th at 3pm. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81640771977

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Join QPLUS in a meeting on October 1st about climate justice and the intersection of climate change and the LGTQ+ community
Thursday, October 1st at 7pm! Zoom link coming soon.

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Join CSB/SJU students and the Climate Justice Club in the Relay for our Water next week! A pint of Mississippi water has traveled over 500 miles to show the importance of water in our communities. Register to join the walk between campuses Wednesday, 9/30, and keep an eye out for more events around Our Water!

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Free Food Justice Film Festival Zoom Discussion

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Free Food Justice Film Festival Zoom Discussion

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Join the department in viewing the panel related to the "Urban Roots" documentary and discussion following! The Zoom meeting will take place Tuesday, September 29th at 7pm. https://csbsju.zoom.us/j/98446820613
Register to watch the film Urban Roots on Sunday here!

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Radical Futures: Young Climate Feminists in Conversation

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Radical Futures: Young Climate Feminists in Conversation

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Interested in climate justice? Do you want to know what young feminists are doing about it? Join WEDO this Friday, September 25th at 8am for a Zoom event featuring young feminists and their work within the Climate Justice movement. Register here for the Zoom link!

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Bard Sustainability Webinar Series- Careers in Sustainability

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Bard Sustainability Webinar Series- Careers in Sustainability

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Join Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability tomorrow, September 23rd for the first night of their webinar series: Building a Career in Sustainability! Professionals will offer tips and insight to career building, and there will be a Q&A session as well. This webinar series is FREE, register here for the first session tomorrow at 5:30pm.

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Free Food Justice Film Festival- September 24-27

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Free Food Justice Film Festival- September 24-27

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Join the virtual film festival hosted by the Center for Biological Diversity on the environmental and social impacts of our food system. Each film is accompanied by panel discussions by activists, organizers and directors on a multitude of related topics. Each panel is free to watch anytime, and each film can be watched for free on the day of its showing! Sign up to watch the panels and films.

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Join the Saint Benedict Monastery in celebrating the fifth anniversary of Pope Francis' Laudato Si', a plea for respect for and care of the earth. This event will take place virtually, from 10:00-11:00am Saturdays October 10 and 17. Registration and payment is due October 5. Visit the Saint Benedict's Monastery for more information.

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Round River Conservation Studies- NEW Domestic Program

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Round River Conservation Studies- NEW Domestic Program

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Join Round River and Sky Alliance in a domestic field program beginning in Spring 2021. Experience the American Southwest from February-May studying wildlife and desert species. Keep an eye out for an informative Zoom call with Round River representative Alexandria Diemer this October!

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Renewable Energy A Strong Economy and a Healthy Planet

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Renewable Energy A Strong Economy and a Healthy Planet

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The Sierra Club is hosting a discussion with other local organizations about renewable energy in Central Minnesota. Also being covered are the proposed developments in the area by Xcel Energy. RSVP to the Zoom link in the event below! The event is this Wednesday, September 23th from 7:00-8:30pm.
https://www.facebook.com/events/3363416147085077/

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The Indige-FEWSS program at the University of Arizona is hosting a virtual seminar series, with speakers discussing topics and connections to Native voices in STEM fields. The first seminar is on September 16th, at 5pm Central time. There is no registration or fee required- just hop on the Zoom link!

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Scholarship Essay Contest - due by Nov 1, 2020

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Scholarship Essay Contest - due by Nov 1, 2020

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1st prize - $5,000; 2nd prize - $2,500
https://www.clearwaycommunitysolar.com/essay-contest-scholarship/

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Madeleine Partch '21 reflects on summer research assistantship with Prof. Jean Lavigne

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Madeleine Partch '21 reflects on summer research assistantship with Prof. Jean Lavigne

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She has been reviewing and updating readings and materials used in the intro to environmental studies class.

"My work this summer has made me really excited for the incoming students that will be taking Intro. That class was the reason I decided to major in Environmental Studies, and getting to read more about all the topics covered in the course brings back a lot of excitement and passion that I have for the issues.

The course will also be covering a newer issue, microplastics, that wasn’t discussed as much when I took the course. Many documentaries and studies have been produced concerning microplastics in the past few years and they are very interesting to watch and study.

Overall, working for Jean doesn’t feel like work because everything I am reading about I care about, and it’s a great excuse for me to learn more about the fields I might work in one day."

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Unlearning Racist Behaviors in the Climate Activist World: A Resource Book

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Unlearning Racist Behaviors in the Climate Activist World: A Resource Book

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CSB/SJU students in the Climate Justice Club put together this list of resources on the overlap between climate justice and racial justice. Read and share widely!

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Unlearning Racist Behaviors in the Climate Activist World- Resource Book

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Dr. Corrie Grosse receives Advisor of the Year!

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Dr. Corrie Grosse receives Advisor of the Year!

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Read more: https://bit.ly/2Yz5s2m

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Summer 2020 Student Research Positions in ENVR

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Summer 2020 Student Research Positions in ENVR

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Apply Now! Several part-time, virtual positions available to support students and provide research experience this summer. Review of applications begins Wed, May 20.

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College of Saint Benedict & Saint John's University

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Gain Research Skills. Further Department Goals. Work Virtually.
In light of community restrictions in place due to COVID-19, our regular full-time summer research fellowships, and the in-person mentorship that goes with them, are not possible this year. Knowing that a number of students have also lost summer job and internship opportunities, our faculty have designed and proposed a number of part-time research assistantships that are more readily adapted to a work-from-home model. In this way, institutional support and research experiences can be offered to more students in a flexible work environment.
Review the list and descriptions of available part-time positions below. Submit one application for up to 5 positions (you will indicate your interest and rank your preference for any positions in the application).

Review of applications begins Wednesday, May 20.

Summer Student Wage: $11.10/hour

Positions range from 50-125 hours of work, flexible schedule options

Must be enrolled at CSB/SJU for Fall 2020 semester

Open to students in all majors/minors

Summer Research Application Form
Positions Available

Title: Intro to Environmental Studies Research Assistant (1 position)
Supervisor: Jean Lavigne

Title: Environmental Humanities Research Assistant (1 position)
Supervisor: Kyhl Lyndgaard

Title: Collegebound Assistant (1 position)
Supervisor: Kyle Rauch

Title: Adventure Programs Assistant (1 position)
Supervisor: Kyle Rauch

Title: Native-led Renewables Research Assistant (1 position)
Supervisor: Corrie Grosse

Title: Frog and Toad Audio Analyst (2 positions)
Supervisor: Troy Knight

Title: ENVR 275 Research Assistant (1 position)
Supervisor: Troy Knight

Title: GIS Assistant, Stearns County focus (1 position)
Supervisor: Derek Larson

Title: GIS Assistant, historical mapping of US data (1 position)
Supervisor: Derek Larson

Title: History Research Assistant (1 position)
Supervisor: Derek Larson

Title: Sustainable Agriculture Research Assistant (1 position)
Supervisor: Joe Storlien

Title: Science Lab Video Producer & Editor (1 position)
Supervisor: Joe Storlien

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In light of community restrictions in place due to COVID-19, our regular full-time summer research fellowships, and the in-person mentorship that goes with them, are not possible this year. Knowing that a number of students have also lost summer job and internship opportunities, our faculty have designed and proposed a number of part-time research assistantships that are more readily adapted to a work-from-home model.

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On April 22-24, the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, millions of people around the world are going online for a three-day mobilization to stop the climate emergency. https://strikewithus.org/

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Earth Day +50: The Legacy of the American Environmental Movement

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Earth Day +50: The Legacy of the American Environmental Movement

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Thursday, March 12; Free for students, $10 for others; Transportation to/from Mpls will be provided (sign up for a spot). Join history/environmental studies professor Derek Larson for the spring Tegeder-Berg Society Lecture! More about the event: https://www.csbsju.edu/history/tegeder-berg-society/events

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Open to all students, attend the Working With Youth Fair in Gorecki 204 on Thursday, February 20th from 4-6pm. Speak with representatives from different organizations looking for students who are interested in working with youth!
Register for the fair on Handshake:
https://csbsju.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/13467