The MOSAIC film festival event will provide a great opportunity for education as well as participation in discussions, and involvement with Bloomington's social and public service organizations.
The event is Saturday March 6 at 1 and will be at the Ellettesville Public Library.
Sponsered by Diversity Theatre: Diversity Theatre exists to increase awareness of discrimination andinequity in race, ethnicity, disability, gender, sexual orientation,aging, and homelessness. The company dispels myths about members of minority groups, promotes full participation in society, and serves as a catalyst for change.
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
SPEA Helping Haiti
Students are raising money to benefit Partners in Health and their relief efforts in Haiti. Please consider purchasing a fun SPEA T-shirt or participating in our “Bowling for Haiti” event on Saturday, April 10th. The students are pre-selling T-shirts and tickets for the bowling event in the Tavis Smiley Atrium. Here’s what they have to say about the two fundraisers:
1) Do you wish you had more SPEA apparel to sport around campus and your family? Are you looking for a comfortable t-shirt to keep you cool during spring and summer? Well, here’s your chance! “Haiti Helpers” will be pre-selling “SPEA Toolkit” t-shirts in the Tavis Smiley Atrium through Thursday, March 11 during various hours from 9am-5pm.
The cost is only $10. Depending on how many are ordered, there will be at least a $5 donation made per shirt to help earthquake relief in Haiti.
Order now and have your shirt waiting for you when you get back from Spring Break!
Checks and cash accepted.
2) Do you like to bowl? Do you like to compete? Do you want to support a good cause? Then “Bowling for Haiti” is just for you! It only costs $10 for two games and shoe rental! Come as a team of as many as six or solo and make new friends and compete against other students and faculty for prizes. $8 from every participant will benefit Haiti earthquake relief.
What: “Bowling for Haiti” benefit competition
When: Saturday, April 10, 2010 3pm-6pm
Where: Classic Bowling Lanes, 1421 North Willis Drive, Bloomington, IN 47404Why: To support a great cause: raise donations for Haiti earthquake relief!
Checks and cash accepted.
1) Do you wish you had more SPEA apparel to sport around campus and your family? Are you looking for a comfortable t-shirt to keep you cool during spring and summer? Well, here’s your chance! “Haiti Helpers” will be pre-selling “SPEA Toolkit” t-shirts in the Tavis Smiley Atrium through Thursday, March 11 during various hours from 9am-5pm.
The cost is only $10. Depending on how many are ordered, there will be at least a $5 donation made per shirt to help earthquake relief in Haiti.
Order now and have your shirt waiting for you when you get back from Spring Break!
Checks and cash accepted.
2) Do you like to bowl? Do you like to compete? Do you want to support a good cause? Then “Bowling for Haiti” is just for you! It only costs $10 for two games and shoe rental! Come as a team of as many as six or solo and make new friends and compete against other students and faculty for prizes. $8 from every participant will benefit Haiti earthquake relief.
What: “Bowling for Haiti” benefit competition
When: Saturday, April 10, 2010 3pm-6pm
Where: Classic Bowling Lanes, 1421 North Willis Drive, Bloomington, IN 47404Why: To support a great cause: raise donations for Haiti earthquake relief!
Checks and cash accepted.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Winter Sheet Mulchin' Party
...presented by the IU Student Association and Sprouts
February 27, 1-5 p.m.
Take in the sun! Help IU become more sustainable. Learn how to grow organic food. Be part of the solution to hunger in our community.
The Sprouts garden is located at the corner of 8th Street and Fess, just north of Dunn Meadow.
More info at http://www.indiana.edu/~sustain/Clearinghouse/Students_Producing_Organics_under_the_Sun_(SPROUTS).html
February 27, 1-5 p.m.
Take in the sun! Help IU become more sustainable. Learn how to grow organic food. Be part of the solution to hunger in our community.
The Sprouts garden is located at the corner of 8th Street and Fess, just north of Dunn Meadow.
More info at http://www.indiana.edu/~sustain/Clearinghouse/Students_Producing_Organics_under_the_Sun_(SPROUTS).html
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Donate your old Cell Phones!
Got an old or broken cell phone? Don't throw it away! The Giving Back to Africa Student Association (GBASA) has teamed up with Cell Phones for Cancer, LLC to collect old or broken cell phones for recycling. For each cell phone recycled, $2 goes to a cancer charity, and $2 goes to GBASA.
The importance of recycling cell phones does not just involve the environment, it also involves the Congo. The mineral, coltan, is very abundant, profitable, and greatly exploited in the Congo. It is also one of the main components in cell phone production. The mineral is mined and then taken from the country so that citizens don't see the profits of their labor.
Help us by donating your cell phones today!You can find collection boxes in the SPEA undergraduate office, the Pourhouse Cafe, and Boxcar Books.For more information visit http://www.givingbacktoafrica.org or email us at gba@indiana.edu.
The importance of recycling cell phones does not just involve the environment, it also involves the Congo. The mineral, coltan, is very abundant, profitable, and greatly exploited in the Congo. It is also one of the main components in cell phone production. The mineral is mined and then taken from the country so that citizens don't see the profits of their labor.
Help us by donating your cell phones today!You can find collection boxes in the SPEA undergraduate office, the Pourhouse Cafe, and Boxcar Books.For more information visit http://www.givingbacktoafrica.org or email us at gba@indiana.edu.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
National Teach-In on Global Warming Solutions TODAY!
Help Be Part of the Solution
The National Teach-In on Global Warming Solutions
Climate change poses serious challenges for people and natural systems across the planet. Public and private policy decisions about global warming made in the next few years will have impacts lasting for generations. To engage national attention on this critical issue, the Human Biology Program at IU would like to invite you to a National Teach-In on Global Warming Solutions.
WHEN: Febuary 5, 2009 from 9-4pm
WHERE: Georgian Room at the IMU
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BRING YOUR INK CARTRIDGES, CANS, NEWSPAPER, CELL PHONES AND ANY OTHER RECYCLABLES!!
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UPDATED SPEAKER SCHEDULE (as of 2/3/09):
10:00 am - Vicky Meretsky, School of Public and Environmental Affairs "The Conservation Landscape and Climate Change."
11:00 am - Terry Usrey, School of Public and Environmental Affairs "The Potential for Renewable Energy in Southern Indiana and Intro to Photovoltaic's."
12:00 pm - Steve Akers, RPS Environmental Operations "Moving the IU-Bloomington Campus Toward Sustainability."
1:00 pm - Danilo Dragoni, Department of Geography "The role of a temperate forest in south-central Indiana as a net carbon sink."
1:30 pm - Lisa Sideris, Department of Religious Studies "Religious and Ethical Responses to Climate Change."
2:00 pm - Heather Reynolds, Department of Biology
"Biofuels: Challenge and Opportunity."
3:30 pm: Open mic on Global Warming
The National Teach-In on Global Warming Solutions
Climate change poses serious challenges for people and natural systems across the planet. Public and private policy decisions about global warming made in the next few years will have impacts lasting for generations. To engage national attention on this critical issue, the Human Biology Program at IU would like to invite you to a National Teach-In on Global Warming Solutions.
WHEN: Febuary 5, 2009 from 9-4pm
WHERE: Georgian Room at the IMU
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BRING YOUR INK CARTRIDGES, CANS, NEWSPAPER, CELL PHONES AND ANY OTHER RECYCLABLES!!
*******************************
UPDATED SPEAKER SCHEDULE (as of 2/3/09):
10:00 am - Vicky Meretsky, School of Public and Environmental Affairs "The Conservation Landscape and Climate Change."
11:00 am - Terry Usrey, School of Public and Environmental Affairs "The Potential for Renewable Energy in Southern Indiana and Intro to Photovoltaic's."
12:00 pm - Steve Akers, RPS Environmental Operations "Moving the IU-Bloomington Campus Toward Sustainability."
1:00 pm - Danilo Dragoni, Department of Geography "The role of a temperate forest in south-central Indiana as a net carbon sink."
1:30 pm - Lisa Sideris, Department of Religious Studies "Religious and Ethical Responses to Climate Change."
2:00 pm - Heather Reynolds, Department of Biology
"Biofuels: Challenge and Opportunity."
3:30 pm: Open mic on Global Warming
SPEA USA MEETING TODAY!
The SPEA Undergraduate Student Association will be holding a meeting TODAY, Thursday, February 5 at 6:00 p.m. in the SPEA Atrium.
Topics discussed at this meeting will include the upcoming bowling night, future fundraisers, and other events being planned for the SPEA student body. They are also looking for a few people that consider themselves technically savvy that may be interested in assisting with website development.
All SPEA undergraduates are invited and encouraged to attend.
They look forward to seeing you tonight! Don't forget about the first SPEA USA Social Event next Tuesday 2/10 at the IMU Bowling Alley.
SPEA Undergraduate Student Association
speausa@indiana.edu
If you haven't already, don't forget to join their new Facebook group at: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=58934826971
Topics discussed at this meeting will include the upcoming bowling night, future fundraisers, and other events being planned for the SPEA student body. They are also looking for a few people that consider themselves technically savvy that may be interested in assisting with website development.
All SPEA undergraduates are invited and encouraged to attend.
They look forward to seeing you tonight! Don't forget about the first SPEA USA Social Event next Tuesday 2/10 at the IMU Bowling Alley.
SPEA Undergraduate Student Association
speausa@indiana.edu
If you haven't already, don't forget to join their new Facebook group at: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=58934826971
Monday, February 2, 2009
SPEA UPO Celebrates Black History Month
If you're in the building, stop by the Undergraduate Programs and Advising Office to see our display to celebrate Black History Month! During the month of February, the Undergraduate Programs Office is exhibiting photographs of prominent blacks involved in the arena of public and environmental affairs. Please visit our exhibit in SPEA 240 any day in February during regular business hours.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
SPEA Undergraduate Student Association Meeting Today 6:00
This was sent to your e-mail, but I thought I'd re-post as a reminder:
You are invited to attend the SPEA Undergraduate Student Association’s first meeting of the semester at 6:00 p.m. in the SPEA Atrium. SPEA USA is a new organization looking to improve the undergraduate experience. Thus, your input is paramount. If you are unable to attend but have comments or suggestions, please send an e-mail to speausa@indiana.edu. We hope to see you there!
What: SPEA Undergraduate Student Association meeting
When: Thursday, Jan. 22 at 6:00 p.m.
Where: SPEA Atrium
You are invited to attend the SPEA Undergraduate Student Association’s first meeting of the semester at 6:00 p.m. in the SPEA Atrium. SPEA USA is a new organization looking to improve the undergraduate experience. Thus, your input is paramount. If you are unable to attend but have comments or suggestions, please send an e-mail to speausa@indiana.edu. We hope to see you there!
What: SPEA Undergraduate Student Association meeting
When: Thursday, Jan. 22 at 6:00 p.m.
Where: SPEA Atrium
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