Lunching and Learning: How to Be More Sustainable in College

Lunching and Learning: How to Be More Sustainable in College
Julia Mizner

Are you curious about how to live more sustainably but aren't sure how to get started? Join the Office for Sustainability for a Sustainability in College Lunch and Learn on Wednesday, February 26th from 11:15 am -12:30 pm in ARKU 514. Attendees will learn about sustainable practices they can adopt both at home and on campus. Some of the topics to be covered include green transportation, engagement on campus, waste reduction, and resource conservation. 

Resources specific to the U of A a will be shared to help guide participants as they pursue their personal sustainability goals. This lunch and learn will connect attendees with campus groups to get involved in, local projects to contribute to, trails to explore, and ways to live more sustainably both at home and beyond.

This Lunch and Learn is not only an opportunity to learn about sustainability but also to engage with others who are passionate about sustainability. The event is designed to provide actionable takeaways, along with the resources and connections needed to support ongoing involvement in sustainability initiatives. Whether you're looking to reduce your carbon footprint or find ways to advocate for environmental change on campus, this event will offer the tools and support to help you take meaningful steps towards a more sustainable future.

We welcome all attendees, regardless of their background or experience with sustainable living. Whether you are new to sustainability or already implementing eco-friendly practices in your daily life, this event will offer valuable insights and resources to help you take your next steps. 

Interested in attending? Please register using this Hogsync link. Lunch will be provided for all attendees, with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free options available. We hope you can join us!

About the Office for Sustainability: The mission of the University of Arkansas Office for Sustainability (OFS) is to motivate, facilitate, and coordinate responsible practices through partnerships with students, faculty, and staff across all campus departments. The OFS uses the campus as a living laboratory by overseeing the implementation of the University of Arkansas environmental goals.

Contacts

Emma Armendariz, Active Transportation Coordinator
The Office for Sustainability
479-575-3715, sustain@uark.edu

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