-Local foods frenzy- Event inviting Peoples Grocery, the Student Farm, fair trade advocates. We could also share information from/about Food Inc, invite different agriculture groups, talk about making healthy decisions. Contact the organizer of movies on the grass could be a good idea.
Veg pledge- We could collaborate with the Student Farm about this, maybe work on discount vegetables during that week. We could also do an organic food awareness campaign (both positive and negative aspects). A veggie potluck could also be cool.
Healthy, Exercise Day- possibly at Konza? Biking? top of the world/scenic overlook, walk the whole campus with faculty from campus, "more in depth hike"
Kitchen Composting (Help Kramer & The HOES)- provide information to educate people on composting, contact housing and dining about starting a composting program
Other events/projects- GO TO HUNGER BANQUET from fair trade!!!
Ideas generating at the Green Living/ Education Meeting:
-Team up with the Student Farm to help promote consumption of their produce or that of other local growers
-Bring in guest speakers to the university. Dr. Vandana Shiva will be coming to K-State to speak on Friday, October 16th. What sort of creative methods can SEA use to promote this AWESOME event?
-Make more visits to elementary schools as a way of engaging the community. What sort of topics/activities could we present?
-America Recycles Day is on November 15th. SEA could make new fliers on reducing, reusing, and recycling to hand out. We could also get a Green Pledge going. What other creative ways could we raise awareness about waste reduction?
-Does anyone want to go to any of the Green Festivals?
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Food & Health Committe Project Ideas
-Local foods frenzy- Event inviting Peoples Grocery, the Student Farm, fair trade advocates. We could also share information from/about Food Inc, invite different agriculture groups, talk about making healthy decisions. Contact the organizer of movies on the grass could be a good idea.
Veg pledge- We could collaborate with the Student Farm about this, maybe work on discount vegetables during that week. We could also do an organic food awareness campaign (both positive and negative aspects). A veggie potluck could also be cool.
Healthy, Exercise Day- possibly at Konza? Biking? top of the world/scenic overlook, walk the whole campus with faculty from campus, "more in depth hike"
Kitchen Composting (Help Kramer & The HOES)- provide information to educate people on composting, contact housing and dining about starting a composting program
Other events/projects- GO TO HUNGER BANQUET from fair trade!!!
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Labels: committees, Food and Health, people's grocery, student farm, VegPledge
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Green Living/ Education Committee Project Ideas
Ideas generating at the Green Living/ Education Meeting:
-Team up with the Student Farm to help promote consumption of their produce or that of other local growers
-Bring in guest speakers to the university. Dr. Vandana Shiva will be coming to K-State to speak on Friday, October 16th. What sort of creative methods can SEA use to promote this AWESOME event?
-Make more visits to elementary schools as a way of engaging the community. What sort of topics/activities could we present?
-America Recycles Day is on November 15th. SEA could make new fliers on reducing, reusing, and recycling to hand out. We could also get a Green Pledge going. What other creative ways could we raise awareness about waste reduction?
-Does anyone want to go to any of the Green Festivals?
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Labels: Dr. Vandana Shiva, education, Green Festival, Green Living, recycling, sub-committiees
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Thursday, February 26, 2009
What is your water footprint?
check it out: http://h2oconserve.org/home.php?pd=index
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