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Dark blue flyer with a crowd of excited students in the background.  There are 4 headshot photos of the panelists. The text reads:  The Year of Climate Action. Brandeis Alumni Climate Career Panel  Tuesday, February 28, 2:20- 3:40pm  Register on Handshake for the Hybrid Event  Philip Lu ’11 - Senior Permits Biologist, International Affairs Program, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  Hannah Moshay '18 - Extension Associate, Organic Commodities,  North Carolina State University  Moses Ong '03 - Hatchery Supervisor, Spire Valley State Fish Hatchery, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources  Jen Singer '00 - Senior Managing Consultant, Energy and Sustainability Programs, ICF

Alumni Climate Career Panel: Tuesday Feb. 28

2:20 - 3:40pm, Hybrid - Register on Handshake

Learn how these alumni have made climate their careers!

  • Philip Lu ’11 - Senior Permits Biologist, International Affairs Program, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

  • Hannah Moshay '18 - Extension Associate, Organic Commodities, North Carolina State University

  • Moses Ong '03 - Hatchery Supervisor, Spire Valley State Fish Hatchery, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

  • Jen Singer '00 - Senior Managing Consultant, Energy and Sustainability Programs, ICF

Read more in their bios!

Register on Handshake
call to artists. design a window decal to prevent bird deaths on campus. win a $200 prize. apply by february 27. sponsored by Environmental Studies, Brandeis MakerLab, the Office of Sustainability, and Arts Engagement.

Bird Strike Decal Competition

Since 1970, nearly 1 out of 3 birds in the US and Canada has vanished. Window collisions are one of the leading causes of bird deaths in the US, accounting for an estimated half a billion dead birds a year.

One way to prevent birds from striking windows is to reduce the reflective surface with a vinyl decal.

Bird strike “hot spots” can be found all across campus. To help mitigate our campus impact on birds, we want to feature your design on a campus building!

We invite Brandeis undergraduates to submit designs for a bird strike window decal. The winning design will be installed on Shiffman Humanities Center or Golding Judaica Center and unveiled during the Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Arts, April 21-30, 2023.

Deadline to apply: February 27, 2023
A prize of $200 will be awarded to the winning individual or team. A panel made up of faculty, staff, students, and alumni will evaluate the entries. Entries will be scored based on the following criteria:
• Originality
• Artistic/creative expression
• Addressing the challenge

Currently enrolled Brandeis undergraduates in any field of study are welcome to apply.
Questions? Contact Ingrid Schorr, ingrids@brandeis.edu

Sponsored by Environmental Studies, Brandeis MakerLab, the Office of Sustainability, and Arts Engagement.

Let’s save some birds