- Committees
ECO ART FESTIVAL
November 30th 2007 6pm-10pm on the Strip (Washington St.)
The environmentally-themed art displays (drawings in any medium and graphic
designs, photography work and poems) will be set up in Third Place. Live Music,
earth friendly vendors, food, and more. We have T-shirts too!
A portion of the Strip is going to be blocked off for this event
*Vendors*
*Sustainable Stillwater
*Environmental Science Club
*Native American Art Calender
*Crazy Hat Tie-Dye
*R&E Recycling
*Mona-Via
*Southwest Indian Arts
*17B
*Soloh Artist
*Cooper's Bicycle
*Exhibit I Art
Earth Festival is during Spring
Semester Annually.
We'll update the information as it goes on!
Who Killed The Electric Car?
Free showing, Hideaway Pizza
Friday April 13th, 7pm
Saturday April 14th, 9:00am
Moose Lodge
Register at www.stepitup2007.org
Lynn Paltrow to speak in SU 408, 2:00pm. Monday April 16th
"Towards a Real Culture of Life"
Tuesday April 17th, 11:30, Library Browsing Rm
Free food and talk
Jane Goodall to speak at OCU at 8pm
Earth Fest on the Library LawnWednesday April 18th, 10-3pm
Come out for free food, music, and fun. Check out the variety of local organizations, artisans, and businesses celebrating environmental awareness.
FilmThursday, April 19th.
7pm, NRC 106
"Chernobyl Heart: the Dark Side of Nuclear Power"
Oklahoma Sustainability ConferenceKeynote speakers include:
- Victor Davis Hanson, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, who will speak about redirecting farming away from corporate agriculture back to its traditional role in society
- Doug McKenzie-Mohr, author of Fostering Sustainable Behavior: An Introduction to Community-Based Social Marketing, who will also be leading an afternoon workshop on social marketing
Register online at: http://www.oksustainability.org/2007conference.php
ECO-OSU is Oklahoma State University's environmental group. We are an action oriented club, maintaining that people can make a difference in their world and are responsible for their actions within it. We encourage the growth of students as active participants in the representative democracy of this nation. We have meetings every other week. We send out announcements for meetings and events, so please join us on Facebook.com.
ECO-Pickup is a privately run company that offers curbside pickup of everything that is recyclable in Stillwater, for a small monthly fee, typically $10 to $20 per month. The fee is different depending on how many times you need your recyclables picked up per month. Although Eco-Pickup was started 7 years ago by professors Kimball and Caniglia and some of their students, it will be more effectively run by someone who doesn't have a full-time university job. Her name is Emily, and she has recently moved here from Colorado to breathe some life into Eco-Pickup. The new website was not up yet last time I checked, but it is at www.ecopickup.com.