[event] 50 Shades of Green Investment Forum

Please join ZINO Society for their  
50 Shades of Green Investment Forum
on Wednesday March 25th from 5:00PM – 8:30PM

University of Washington Bothell in Discovery Hall

18115 Campus Way NE, Bothell

IMPORTANT! Register Here: http://bit.ly/ZINOGREEN2015

This investment forum is a rapid fire format of ten 5-minute business pitches from companies that are green tech, clean tech, cannabis, energy efficient and/or sustainable business practices who are seeking investment or raising capital.

In addition, during their panel discussion, you will hear from some of the titans and leaders in the “green” community. Enjoy networking with the presenting companies and fellow guests after the presentations over delicious libations during the

“After the Pitches Networking Reception” in the upstairs reception area of Discovery Hall.


[event] UW Society of Ethnobiology

Join the UW Society of Ethnobiology for their Winter Speaker Event featuring:

Jo Robinson – author of recent bestseller Eating on the Wild Side

Jo Robinson is a bestselling, investigative journalist who has spent the
past 20 years scouring scientific articles for insights on how to restore
vital nutrients to the American diet. Looking beyond the nutrient loss that
has taken place over the past 75 years, she traces the beginning of our
unhealthy diet to the very first gardens created 12,000 years ago. In 2015, Jo is spearheading the creation of a “Garden of Well-Being” for seniors at the Vashon Community Care Center in Vashon, Washington. The
garden will feature specific varieties of fruits and vegetables that have
been proven to address health problems common to older people, such as
diabetes, dementia, fatigue, cancer, chronic inflammation, hypertension,
and cardiovascular disease. It will be the first garden of its kind in the
United States.

When: March 10th, 2015 @ 1:30-3:00pm
Where: Anderson Hall, Forest Club Room- Second Floor


You’re invited to U Lead We Lead: Dig Into Leadership!

How do you plant, grow, and deepen your leadership talents? 
How do you create the change you wish to see?

                            U Lead We Lead: Cultivating Leadership

When: October 29, 6-8 p.m.
Where: UW Hub Ballroom, doors open at 5:30 p.m.

At U Lead We Lead, students and members of the University community will dig into stories from local leaders about cultivating leadership in yourself and in others.

Four local luminaries each share their story and perspective on leadership and call you to action. Have you ever wanted to talk about a TED talk with people who’ve seen the same speaker? At U Lead We Lead, you get to listen to interesting talks by smart people and then talk about what you heard in small groups. Shine a light on teamwork, respect, responsibility, and civic engagement through dynamic reflection and rich conversation.

Think you’ll be hungry? Don’t worry; dinner will be provided.

As the Husky Leadership Initiative kick-off event for the year, U Lead We Lead: Cultivating Leadership helps your leadership skills take root. 

To register: Register here! 


UW Farm takes on the Burke Gilman Trail


Beginning this week (Friday, August 29), the UW Farm will be partnering with UW Transportation Services to set up a weekly farm stand on the Burke Gilman trail on Fridays 3-5:30pm.

The stand will be located just across the trail from the Husky Grind at the Mercer Court apartments. 

Get your fill of fresh, hyper-local lettuce, kale, chard, heirloom tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, carrots, beets, zucchini, summer squash, cucumbers, turnips, radishes, beans, tomatillos, herbs (parsley, sage, rosemary, oregano, thyme, lavender), mustard, garlic and more!

The UW Farm is a campus center for the practice and study of urban agriculture and sustainability. It is an educational, community-oriented resource for people who want to learn about building productive and sustainable urban landscapes. All proceeds go towards sustainable farming education and student development. Stop by and support us!

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Winners of Verde Trivia Night!!  

Andrew Melvin, Sam Maylor, Ross Furbrush, Annie Pacheco, and Sarah Sanborn stole the show with the most points at SAGE’s Verde Trivia Night on May 28th!  

Want to be a part of more great SAGE events?  Email poeadv@uw.edu.


The UW Campus Sustainability Fund is holding a couple of restoration events around campus during Earth Week next week. The first restoration event is coming up this Saturday at Yesler Swamp!


[event]: Community Drinks: Thursday, 2/6 in Ballard

Hello PoE community!

The PoE Alumni Board invites you to our Winter Quarter Community Drinks onThursday, February 6th, starting at 6:30pm.  This event will be held at theUrban Family Public House in Ballard (see map here), which is an all-ages venue serving beer and other beverages.  

This event is a great way to connect or re-connect with others in the PoE community, so please share this with your fellow students, alumni, staff, and friends!  We hope to see you there.


Attend the 2013 Sustainability Summit Summit’s evening panel on climate change! This may be a good fit for courses that require students to attend a certain number of seminars and events ( “Exploring Environmental Majors” seminar, other 100-level courses, etc.).

 

What: Sustainability Summit Dean Panel and Reception

When: October 23, 5:30-7:00 PM

Where: Kane Hall, room 110

Who: Join the climate change discussion panel and reception featuring esteemed UW Deans and thought leaders:

 

Sandra Archibald, Dean of the Evans School of Public Affairs

                Lisa Graumlich, Dean of the College of the Environment

                Kellye Testy, Dean of the School of Law

                Ana Mari Cauce, Provost and Executive Vice President (moderator)

 

Website: http://sustainabilitysummit.uw.edu 

 


Looking to get more involved with the Program on the Environment? Join SAGE (Student Association for Green Environments) for our first meeting of the quarter, and learn about all the exciting projects happening this year! There will be pizza!