Here's what's happening this week in Sustainability!
Get out and enjoy the beautiful powdery days!
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th
FREE MARKET THRIFT STORE HOURS
6 - 8PM | North Mass Basement
Want to reduce your environmental impact? Tired of buying directly from fast fashion companies with poor labor treatment? Want to save some money? Come to the Free Market and get new clothing for free!
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12th
BUILDING CLIMATE RESILIENCE ON PUBLIC LANDS
3PM | OVER ZOOM
Join the David Page (D'90) speak with the Woodland Wildlands Alliance
Here more from Dartmouth Climate Alliance alumni share their knowledge, questions and views!
SUSTAINABILITY OFFICE HOURS
12 - 1:30PM | Robinson 106
Join Sustainability staff for delicious homemade sweets and susty conversation!
All are welcome, whether you've been involved in the past or are looking to get started with Sustainability now! Share ideas, ask questions, or just take a little snack break with us.
FREE MARKET THRIFT STORE HOURS
6 - 8PM | North Mass Basement
Want to reduce your environmental impact? Tired of buying directly from fast fashion companies with poor labor treatment? Want to save some money? Come to the Free Market and get new clothing for free!
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
FREE MARKET THRIFT STORE HOURS 12 - 3PM | North Mass Basement
Instead of buying new, get your fresh fit at the Free Market!
You can also drop off donations during our open hours.
NAVIGATING IDENTITY AND POWER: INUIT EDUCATORS AND THE FUTURE OF ARTIC WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
4:30PM | Haldeman 041
Public education is modeled from the values and needs of society as perceived by those in power to make decisions: the educational leaders. Inequity and imbalance in education is a significant multi-faceted challenge within the Inuit homelands of Nunavut, Canada. Within the Inuit Nunangat, which is divided by four different regional governments and separated from the rest of country through federal policies governed by land claims, most educational leadership positions in Nunavut are held by non-Inuit. With support from an ArcticNet grant (2019-2023), we attempted to examine this puzzle: why were there so few Inuit leaders in education in areas dominated by Inuit populations? The answer to this question, derived from interviews with approximately 60 Inuit educators pointed to a series of complex entanglements related to multiple identities that were personal-, cultural-, and community-related.
Check out the Institute of Arctic Studies’ 2025 Canada Fulbright Lecture this week being given by Dr. Kathy Snow, Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Prince Edward Island (PEI).
Dr. Snow’s current studies are co-created with Inuit educators in the Arctic and her international, community-engaged, research has helped inform practices of inclusive education and the well-being of students around the world.
Please RSVP for the in-person event here or register for the live-stream here
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
FREE MARKET THRIFT STORE OPEN HOURS
12PM - 3PM | North Mass Basement
Come swing by our on-campus thrift store, the Free Market, this weekend! All clothing is reclaimed from Dartmouth's waste streams. Instead of buying new clothing, get second-hand for free!
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16th
FREE MARKET THRIFT STORE OPEN HOURS
12PM - 3PM | North Mass Basement
See above–same thrift store, with perhaps some new finds! 👀
NEXT WEEK
THE DARTMOUTH ENERGY TRANSITION - A TALK WITH THE AMERICAN CONSERVATION COALITION
Feb. 20th | 4:45PM | Carson hall
Come listen to Roger Wakeman speak about what Dartmouth is doing to meet its carbon reduction goals!
OTHER EVENTS
Friday, February 28 | In-person, Columbia University | 9:30AM - 3:30PM
The fair is a great way to meet potential employers looking to hire students for jobs and internships. This annual event hosted by Ivy League universities connects students with employers representing areas including (but not limited to):
City, regional, and environmental planning, design and policy
Energy markets and renewable energy
Green building design and natural resource management
International and community development
Product design, consumer goods and supply chain management
SIGN UP FOR THE BUS (Graduate students pay $25, undergraduate students are free.)
Please complete this form to sign up and pay for bus transportation to the fair. The fee is $25 for graduate students only and will be charged to your DA$H Discretionary account. Please make sure you have the funds in your account. You will receive a confirmation email when charged.
IF YOU ARE COMING ON YOUR OWN - The fair runs 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM ET in-person on the Columbia University campus at: Alfred J. Lerner Hall, 2920 Broadway NY, NY 10027.
HOW TO REGISTER
1. Visit the All Ivy Career Fair website
2. Scroll down to the REGISTRATION section and click on “Student & Alumni Registration is now
Open on Symplicity”
Please note: Final registration deadline for the Career Fair is February 21, 2025 - 5 PM.
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