The 8th annual meeting of the Environmental Consortium of the Hudson Valley will take place November 11-12, 2011 at the College of St. Rose, Albany, New York.
Faculty, staff, administrators, students, non-profit representatives, community government and others will be invited.
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Thursday, March 31, 2011
6th Annual Student Summit of the Environmental Consortium of Hudson Valley Colleges and Universities
Become an Agent for Change: Green Your Career from the Inside Out
Monday, April 25, 2011
2:00pm-6:30pm
Columbia University
Alfred Lerner Hall
New York, NY
On Monday, April 25th the 6th Annual Student Summit of the Environmental Consortium will provide inspiration and ideas about how people have made a difference in their careers or created programs to foster more sustainable workplaces.
If you are interested in environmental issues or just want to network with other environmentally minded students from the region, register today! There is no fee to attend the Student Summit, all majors welcome, and dinner is included!
Highlights
• The Individual and Beyond – Transforming Your Ideas and Ideals into Action, a roundtable discussion.
• Breakout groups to continue dialogue and collaborate.
• Networking with like-minded students from across the region.
• Free dinner!
• Stay tuned for details for a special evening event to follow the Student Summit, featuring NRDC Co-Founder John H. Adams and his wife, Patricia Adams.
Roundtable Speakers
Nilda Mesa (Moderator), Assistant Vice President of Environmental Stewardship, Columbia University
Anne Brink, English ’13, EcoRep, Barnard College
Tim Rairdon, Executive Director, Graduation Pledge Alliance, Bentley Alliance for
Ethics and Social Responsibility, Bentley University
Michael Sater, Director, Decker Design, Inc.
This event is open to all students. All majors welcome! Seats are limited, RSVP required by April 18th.
Monday, April 25, 2011
2:00pm-6:30pm
Columbia University
Alfred Lerner Hall
New York, NY
On Monday, April 25th the 6th Annual Student Summit of the Environmental Consortium will provide inspiration and ideas about how people have made a difference in their careers or created programs to foster more sustainable workplaces.
If you are interested in environmental issues or just want to network with other environmentally minded students from the region, register today! There is no fee to attend the Student Summit, all majors welcome, and dinner is included!
Highlights
• The Individual and Beyond – Transforming Your Ideas and Ideals into Action, a roundtable discussion.
• Breakout groups to continue dialogue and collaborate.
• Networking with like-minded students from across the region.
• Free dinner!
• Stay tuned for details for a special evening event to follow the Student Summit, featuring NRDC Co-Founder John H. Adams and his wife, Patricia Adams.
Roundtable Speakers
Nilda Mesa (Moderator), Assistant Vice President of Environmental Stewardship, Columbia University
Anne Brink, English ’13, EcoRep, Barnard College
Tim Rairdon, Executive Director, Graduation Pledge Alliance, Bentley Alliance for
Ethics and Social Responsibility, Bentley University
Michael Sater, Director, Decker Design, Inc.
This event is open to all students. All majors welcome! Seats are limited, RSVP required by April 18th.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Pace Law School Environmental Consortium
Pace Law School is pleased to partner with the Environmental Consortium of Hudson Valley Colleges & Universities to announce the 2011 scholarship for incoming first year students. Pace University, through the Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies, was instrumental in organizing the Environmental Consortium that now includes 55 institutions of higher education in the Hudson Valley region. The mission of the Consortium is to harness higher education’s intellectual and physical resources to advance regional, ecosystem-based environmental research, teaching, and learning through interdisciplinary, collaborative programs and information sharing.
In support of the Consortium’s mission, Pace Law School is offering a “Merit Scholarship” award to a fall 2011 entering student who is either currently enrolled in or has earned his or her bachelors or masters degree from one of the Consortium’s member institutions and has demonstrated an interest in environmental issues affecting the Hudson River watershed region.
Scholarship benefits consist of a merit scholarship ranging from $3,000 to $10,000 towards law school tuition, depending upon the student’s qualifications and Pace’s financial resources. The award is renewable each year based on continued academic excellence. The scholarship recipient will be expected to complete at least one written work related to a regional environmental issue(s) while at Pace Law School.
AMOUNT OF AWARD: up to $10,000
In support of the Consortium’s mission, Pace Law School is offering a “Merit Scholarship” award to a fall 2011 entering student who is either currently enrolled in or has earned his or her bachelors or masters degree from one of the Consortium’s member institutions and has demonstrated an interest in environmental issues affecting the Hudson River watershed region.
Scholarship benefits consist of a merit scholarship ranging from $3,000 to $10,000 towards law school tuition, depending upon the student’s qualifications and Pace’s financial resources. The award is renewable each year based on continued academic excellence. The scholarship recipient will be expected to complete at least one written work related to a regional environmental issue(s) while at Pace Law School.
AMOUNT OF AWARD: up to $10,000
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