National Wildlife Federation’s President and CEO, Collin O’Mara, will provide opening remarks for the upcoming EcoCareer Conference 2017! Collin’s array of professional experience is sure to provide the perfect backdrop to the conference which aims to help students and young professionals: Find good paying jobs in the clean economy Develop effective career plans Identify top […]
Continue reading, all – Next Monday evening Becca Stevens, an Episcopal priest who has done significant work with victims of human trafficking in the South, will be speaking on campus at 7:30PM in the Perry Presentation Room. A more complete bio as well as a couple of links appear below my signature, and I’ve attached a […]
Continue readingNext week, we will have our trip to the men’s prison in Newport, and the following week will be our big NEK day where the students engage with our team of professionals in the fields of psychology, social work, and human services. This food drive is entirely student run and is about gratitude and reciprocation […]
Continue readingAre you ready to learn valuable skills at an organization committed to climate action? Are you searching for an opportunity to learn and grow with a community of grassroots activists and organizers? If so, consider an internship with 350Vermont! Our mission is to unite a mass movement for bold solutions that both lift up Vermonters […]
Continue readingNovember 17th, at Noon in the CCM Commuter Lounge, we are hosting a “Winter Bike Commuting Workshop”. Curious about biking later in the season or all the way through but concerned about all the details? Let us help bust some myths and provide some great information to ease your concerns (no we cannot change the […]
Continue readingWhat Is The Problem? For many years, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has suffered greatly because of the demand for valued minerals. Ravaged by war and sexual violence, the population is plagued by constant hardship, grappling to find any sense of normalcy. Young boys are enlisted into the conflict, brandishing guns often before they […]
Continue readingA dollar was found in the trash on October 12th, 2016 by a group of Eco-Reps and friends of Sustain Champlain during the annual Trash Bash event. These individual found the reward by sorting the approximate total of 35 pounds of trash collected from IDX compactor which either originated from the Dining Hall and/or a residential hall. […]
Continue readingBen & Jerry’s Sustainability Event by Kiera Hufford ’18 During the Spring 2016 semester, a team of faculty members worked to design and run an event centered around Ben & Jerry’s and their social responsibility policy. The event was launched on April 3, 2016, and was the first time it had taken place. “The [Stiller] […]
Continue readingVolunteers are needed for the Burlington Warming Shelter. The warming shelter will operate during the winter months and is a low-barrier shelter for homeless adults in Chittenden County. As a community we are committed to making sure no one freezes on the street on Vermont’s coldest nights. With your help, we can create a supportive, […]
Continue readingSecond Nature is looking for qualified and diverse applicants for 2 paid internship positions at our downtown Boston offices. The internships will be for approximately 16 hours/week and will last 3-6 months, depending on the candidate’s availability. Internship will start in late October, early November. 1. Design and Communications internship that may include, but not […]
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