Jan. 18, 2012; 1:00 p.m. Eastern; Online
Featuring Loyola Chicago and MIT as case studies, “A Sea Change II: Creating Institution-Wide Sustainability in Higher Education” will focus on how to create culture change for sustainability in higher education. Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s deputy director for environmental sustainability and Loyola University Chicago’s (IL) Department of Environmental Sciences chair are featured in this free Spheres of Influence virtual roundtable discussion
Join the National Climate Seminar by dialing in at 12:00pm eastern on the scheduled day. Call-in number: 1-712-432-3100; Conference Code: 253385.
Listen in real time to climate and clean energy specialists talk about the latest science, policy, law, and economics of climate change. Assign these half-hour calls to your students for a chance to hear top scientists, analysts and political leaders discuss climate and clean energy solutions. Send us your questions, prior to each call, by emailing climate@bard.edu. All calls are also available as podcasts.
Feb. 1 Jon Shenk, Filmmaker, Actual Films
The Island President: Climate Story-telling
Feb. 14 Anthony Leiserowitz, Director,Yale Project on Climate Change Communication
Six Americas: Communication on Climate
Mar. 7 Billy Parish, author and founder, Solar Mosaic
Climate Careers: Finding Meaning, Money and Community
Mar. 21 Auden Schendler, VP for Sustainability, Aspen Skiing Company
Getting Green Done: Sustainability Work on the Front Lines
Apr. 4 Paul Comey, VP of Environmental Affairs, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
The Climate for Coffee
Apr. 18 Cynthia Rosenzweig, Director, Climate Impacts Group, NASA Goddard Institute
Climate and Food Supply
May. 2 Jihan Gearon, Director, Black Mesa Coalition
Carbon Supply Chain: Black Mesa and Beyond
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