Email sustainability@marquette.edu if you have questions or have an event to share.
March 2021 Climate Lunches: Discussions on the Impact of Climate Change to the Environment, Faith, and Fresh Water. A Lunch & Learn series throught the month of March.
The Sustainable Marquette ERG is hosting a Virtual Lunch & Learn series titled “Climate Change: Marquette Faculty Discuss the Implications to our Environment, Faith, and our Great Lakes.” The series will run during the month of March. Each week one faculty member will present for 20-30 minutes followed by a moderated Q&A. In the final week we will host Marquette Alum Erick Shambarger ‘00, the City of Milwaukee’s Environmental Sustainability Director who will discuss, “The Importance of Climate Action in Milwaukee”.
Schedule
12pm, Friday March 5th Dr. Jame Schaefer, Professor of Systematic Theology and Ethics-Theology
“Reflective Action: An Ignatian-inspired Approach to Ecological Flourishing”
12pm, Wednesday March 10th David Strifling, Director, Water Law and Policy Initiative and Adjunct Professor of Law-Marquette Law School
“Water Policy, Climate Change and the Great Lakes”
12pm, Monday March 15th Dr. Stefan Schnitzer, Mellon Distinguished Professor-Biological Sciences
“Climate Change in Tropical Forests”
12pm, Thursday March 25th Noelle Brigham, Instructor Professor or Practice-Opus College of Engineering
“Climate Change: An Air Quality Perspective”
12pm, Friday March 26th Marquette Alum Erick Shambarger ‘00, Environmental Sustainability Director- City of Milwaukee
“The Importance of Climate Action in Milwaukee”
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lunch-discussions-on-the-impact-of-climate-change-tickets-141165595095
4/7/2019- Campus clean-up and sustainability
2/19/19 - Marquette studies way to purify water with light (Marquette Wire)
2/6/19 - Faculty workshop will celebrate art and sustainability (Marquette Wire)
12/4/18 - MCTS looking at more efficient, better bus routes (Marquette Wire)
11/27/18 - MU students form ocean conservation club (Marquette Wire)
11/15/18 - MU professors receive $525,000 grant to study new 'green' enzyme (Marquette Wire)
11/13/18 - The Commons chooses paper towels over hand dryers (Marquette Wire)
11/7/18 - Student recycling initiative reinvents plastic recycling (Marquette Wire)
11/7/18 - Marquette film festival prompts environmental dialogue (Marquette Wire)
9/18/18 - Marquette Sustainability launches Green Team (Marquette Wire)
9/11/18 - Marquette Dining Services aims to set example for green dining nationwide (Marquette Wire)
9/11/18 - MMSD funds $1.2 million for WaterCARE project at MU (Marquette Wire)
9/4/18 - The Commons green roof part of Campus Sustainability initiative (Marquette Wire)
8/7/18 - Campus dining locations ditch plastic straws (Marquette Wire)
7/13/18 - Construction underway on North Common project near AMU, Jes Res (Marquette Today)
4/10/18 - University attempts to ease recycling suspicions among students (Marquette Wire)
2/27/18 - Core curriculum to adopt environmental sustainability theme (Marquette Wire)
2/27/18 - The Brew makes change to compostable materials (Marquette Wire)
9/27/17 - Dining hall compost bins continue to help sustainability efforts (Marquette Wire)
9/18/17 - Student-run gardens populate campus greenspaces (Marquette Wire)
9/8/17 - Compost in Schools is an A+ (Compost Crusader)
8/29/17 - Beehive installed on Engineering Hall rooftop (Marquette Wire)
4/28/17 - Marquette celebrates first Earth Day Mass (Campus Ministry)
4/27/17 - Earth week invites sustainable entertainment (Marquette Wire)
4/18/17 - Humphrey Hall operates paper-free (Marquette Today)
4/23/15 - Lovell signs St. Francis Pledge in recognition of Earth Day (Marquette Wire)
Chelsea Malacara | Sustainability & Energy Management Coordinator | Facilities Planning and Management | 414-288-4542
Report an accessibility problem
To report another problem, please contact chelsea.malacara@marquette.edu.
Privacy Policy Legal Disclaimer Non-Discrimination Policy Accessible Technology
© 2021 Marquette University