The Book Club meetings are starting again! This quarter they will be Wednesdays from 3:30 to 4:30 pm in the PoE Commons. 
The first book of the quarter: ’The Unsettling of America: Culture & Agriculture’ by Wendell Berry 
This books explores the idea of good farming as a cultural development and the importance of our connection to earth. 

Register NOW for the College of the Environment Lecture: Walker-Ames Scholar Peter Brewer

The College of the Environment and the School of Oceanography invite you a lecture featuring renowned ocean chemist and Walker-Ames Scholar, Peter Brewer. 

Planning for Agriculture in the Puget Sound

One of PoE’s Environgmental Management Graduate students is working with the American Farmland Trust to host a conference on regional food systems planing and policy-making. 

JSIS 478 F Sustainability & Global Business – Spots open for PoE Students!

Spring 2013 JSIS 478 F, Sustainability and Global Business
Jeffrey Leinaweaver
TTh 10:30-12:20
Business and commerce have tremendous impact on the health of our environment and our society. 

College of the Environment Student Meeting Fund

Spring Quarter Deadline: April 17, 2013

 
The College of the Environment (CoEnv) supports undergraduate, Masters, and PhD students in furthering their careers, and in particular in connecting students to networking opportunities afforded by the presentation of their original work in meeting venues.  

Join PoE for another round of Brown Bag Lunches!  This quarter will be full of really great speakers, including our very own Megan Styles kicking off the series.  See you there! 

https://hosting.portseattle.org/psc/JOBS/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL 

City of Kent (Parks) Is Hiring for the Green Kent Partnership!

Here’s the link to the official position title (Green Kent Partnership Temporary):
http://www.kentwa.gov/employeeservices/jobs/ 

Community, Environment and Planning (CEP) cordially invites you the event Inspire My Generation on April 11th at 6:30pm. Doors open at 6:00pm in Gould Hall room 322.  

Jake Ducey, a 21 year old published author and non-profit owner is excited to share his story about his 6-month journey around the world to find life’s purpose.