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Happy New Year! Hope you all had a great break...and a great first week back, too!
To keep us all in the COE loop, starting this week you'll be receiving a (probably biweekly) COE newsletter featuring news, events & opportunities of interest to our COE community.
You're also invited to check out our new coexist blog –an online and offline community of COE students, faculty, alumni & others interested in exploring our natural world and our place in it. And to follow us on Instagram and Facebook, too!
Have news to share or interested in contributing? I hope you'll reach out. Questions? You know where to find us.
Barry Chernoff
Director/Chair
College of the Environment
bchernoff@wesleyan.edu
Laurie Kenney
Assistant
College of the Environment
lkenney01@wesleyan.edu
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3 Senior Colloquia Dates for Spring
Outlook invites to come this week
Wed, March 6 5:30 to 7:30 @ Russell House (Juliana Castro, Robin Waterman)
Wed, April 10 5:30 to 7:30 @ COE (Shayna Beaumont, Hedi Droste, Caroline Sgaglione)
Wed, May 8 5:30 to 7:30 @ Russell House (Poster Session/Reception)
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Terry Tempest Williams, March 1
Join us as we welcome author Terry Tempest Williams to Wesleyan on Friday, March 1st at 4:30 p.m. in Memorial Chapel, with a book signing to follow. More details to come!
(Photo by Zoe Rodriguez)
And save the dates for these upcoming events
Feb 4 (7 pm): Growing Cities
Feb 5 (4:30 pm): Rick Garcia '60
Feb 22 (time tbd): Angelo Baca, award-winning Native American filmmaker
Apr 5 (noon): Enviro Journalist Meaghan Parker
Apr 15 or 16 (time tbd): Catherine Machalaba, EcoHealth Alliance
Apr 18 (noon): 12th Annual Earth Rant with Brian Stewart
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Wanted: Long Lane Summer Farmers
Looking for a summer job? Interested in getting some hands-on experience in agriculture, distributing food in our local community, and hosting pizza parties in the fields? Then consider applying to be a summer farmer at Long Lane Farm.
Long Lane is looking for several self-driven folks to collectively manage our small student-run farm for the summer. No prior experience is necessary--those who are hired will receive training during the spring semester, and you'll have many resources available to help with everything from day-to-day tasks to long-term decision-making. You'll also have freedom to experiment and explore your own farming interests!
Fill out an application here or email weslonglanefarm@gmail.com for more info. Priority deadline: Monday, February 11.
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Home, Sweet Home
Synergy is a beautiful thing! Wes Sustainability Office is (finally) in the COE house. #Ecolove rules!
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