Help Us Tell the Story of Champlain’s Collective Impact Each semester we have classes engaging with our campus and community; students organizing service opportunities; and staff members facilitating team building through volunteering. Please help us tell our collective impact story by filling out this brief form, for any projects/work done in Spring 2019. Please fill out the […]
Continue readingSunrise Movement Town Hall this coming Monday at 6 pm in Fletcher Free Library! Join us for a town hall-style discussion on national and local climate policy. (flyer attached) We’ll be joined by Lieutenant Governor David Zuckerman, Representative Selene Colburn, UVM Professor of Ecological Economics Josh Farley, 350Vermont, Burlington Progressives, Vermont Youth Lobby, VPIRG, Energy Independent […]
Continue readingMay is Bike Month. Time to dust off your bike (if it gets dusty) and get out in the fresh air of beautiful springtime Vermont. Here is a tiny snapshot of bike stuff happening (there is a lot!): May 1 – Vermont Bike Walk Challenge starts May 2 – Queen City Bicycle Club monthly ride […]
Continue readingUnited Way of Northwest Vermont – Volunteer Connection Listings Week April 29, 2019 By Sue Alenick, United Way Volunteer Columnist SPRING INTO VOLUNTEERING! United Way of Northwest Vermont’s mobile-friendly Volunteer Connection connects you to hundreds of local volunteer needs. Search by age, date, county, interests or causes that are important to you. Stay connected to community […]
Continue readingBecome a Volunteer at the Birds of Vermont Museum HUNTINGTON, Vermont – The Birds of Vermont Museum seeks volunteers to help on a regular basis in Huntington, Vermont, especially at our front desk. All you need is an interest in birds, art, museums, or tourist services—or all of the above—and a willingness to volunteer at […]
Continue readingThe Dish: The Wild World of Fermentation Wednesday, May 1, 2019 – 5:30pm to 7:00pm ArtsRiot (map) Recently, there’s been a rise in the popularity of fermented food and beverages, but this ancient technique has been around since the Stone Age. Traditionally used as a means to preserve food, the technology has evolved to […]
Continue readingWe’re looking for a Member Services & Outreach Intern to help us out this summer as we work to fill his position. It’s a paid internship so if you know of any great students/recent grads that are looking for a professional development opportunity in the sustainable transportation field please send them our way! Member Services […]
Continue readingApril 23, 2019 In honor of Earth Day, AASHE extends a heartfelt thank you for working to create healthy communities and a thriving planet. To showcase the varied ways that campuses recognize Earth Day, we will be releasing a blog post soon. For a chance to be featured, share pictures from your institution’s Earth Day-related celebrations by April 30, […]
Continue readingHello everyone: I hope the end of your semester has been going well! Please share the following opportunity with your student networks; we’d love to have as many UN advocates from Vermont join us this summer as possible! Can you join us? United Nations Association-USA Leadership Summit in D.C. (Scholarships Available) The United Nations Association Global […]
Continue readingHappy Earth Day! This time of year always prompts me to think of my sustainability heroes; the individuals that have inspired me and guided my path. These folks include many campus sustainability champions from years passed as well as the present. Each day I see STARS reports or read stories submitted to the Bulletin and am in awe of […]
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