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New Events and Opportunities for Winter 2020
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UCI Sustainability Winter 2020 Week 7 Digest
 

Greetings Anteaters,

Join us for part 6 of the Sustainability Salon series on Student Involvement with Sustainability, today at 12 pm. Lunch will be provided.

Next week Monday, February 24th, at 2:30 pm, we will host the third Earth Week planning workshop of the quarter at the SRC (G464) on the fourth floor of the Student Center. We will discuss preparations for next quarter's Earth Week events, marking the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! If you or your organization is interested in collaborating on an Earth Week event, you are welcome to attend this planning workshop.


Read on to learn about how you can get involved in other campus events. Good luck on midterms!

Sam LeFevre
Office Coordinator
Sustainability Resource Center 

 


Remember you can submit any sustainability-related events or opportunities you hear about to be published on the SRC website and included here in the digest. To do so, and to see examples, visit UCI sustainability events calendar or the opportunities database.

For any questions, feel free to contact us at sustainability-center@uci.edu.


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Career Discovery Series: Environment and Sustainability Career Panel

The Career Discovery Series is a program consisting of various career panels, which aim to educate students on the different career possibilities that they might consider.
Each panelist will discuss their current position, career path, and any tips and hints for students wanting to get into that career field. This is a great opportunity for students to learn from professionals who have been in their shoes before.


Featuring
Lotus Thai | Environmental Integration Manager | Disneyland
Carrie Metzgar | Sustainability and Planning Analyst, Physical and Environmental Planning | UC Irvine
Elizabeth Ruedas | Surface Water Engineer | Michael Baker


 
Register Today (Seating is Limited):

https://uci.joinhandshake.com/events/405894
 
A networking session will follow the panel. Pizza will be served!


UCI Division of Career Pathways
February 18, 2020
4:00 pm - 5:30 pm



Part II: Dancing the Diaspora: Exploring the African Diaspora is a Movement
                                           

This is Part II of the Contemplative Reflections Upon Race: Time to Move workshop. You are encouraged to attend both Part I and II, though you are welcome to attend either one on its own. 

This workshop allows us to engage with traditional and cultural movement practices such as West African dance, Latin dance, Social dance, and Hiphop as a global art form. The Africanist aesthetic is found throughout American and non-American dance forms, this workshop allows us to embody and identify them in a way that builds community, develops identity, and creates self-awareness about the human experience. The workshop is for all levels of experience and all movers, disabled and nondisabled participants are welcome. It is an invitation to the community to connect in a different way.

Hors d’oeuvres will be provided. 

Directions to the workshop can be found in the interactive map located 
here. From the Mesa Parking Structure, walk towards University Drive (i.e., away from the Bren Events Center). The Mesa Office Building will be on your left, and is attached to the Mesa Parking Structure.”


Find out more and register here.

Mesa Office Building 122
February 18, 2020
6:30 pm - 9:00 pm



Rebooting U.S. Global Internet Policy for Democracy and Human Rights


How should American policy promote and protect internet freedom? Can human rights provide a framework for constraining the behavior of technology companies? What would a ‘reboot’ of U.S. internet policy look like after Trump?

Come to a lecture and discussion with Rebecca MacKinnon, one of the leading voices for human rights online. MacKinnon, a fellow with the UC National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement, is the founder and director of Ranking Digital Rights and a co-founder of Global Voices. Her 2012 book, Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Internet Freedom, was one of the first to address the way in which governments were beginning to use the internet to interfere with fundamental rights. She serves on the board of the Committee to Protect Journalists and was a founding member of the Global Network Initiative. Rebecca, fluent in Mandarin Chinese, was CNN’s Beijing bureau chief from 1998-2001 and Japan bureau chief from 2001-2003. She has held fellowships at the New America Foundation, Harvard University’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society, the Open Society Foundation, and Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy.

Find out more
 here.

UCI School of Law | LAW 3500
February 20, 2020
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Drive Out Hunger


Join RHA for our Annual Signature Event: Drive out Hunger – Street Art Night. Enjoy a night of food trucks, games, and vendors while helping us fight against food insecurity. A percentage of all proceeds will go to the philanthropic organization fighting against food insecurity: Mary’s Kitchen.

Food Trucks include: Burnt Truck, Dogzilla, Barcelona, and the Bakery Truck

1 Food Voucher Meal for $3.00

2 Food Voucher Meals for $5.00

All Housing Residents are welcomed to attend this event.

Arroyo Vista Basketball Courts
February 20, 2020
6:00 pm - 9:30 pm

 

The SRC weekly e-digest promotes events and opportunities that appear in the Sustainability Calendar or Opportunities Database during the week. To best ensure your event appears here, use the online form or email us at sustainability-center@uci.edu to add your programs. Deadline for submissions to appear in the e-digest is Wednesdays at 12:00pm. Thank you!
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