Emory Farmers Market
McDonough PlazaConnecting seasonal, local food to the Emory community. Tuesdays 11 AM-2 PM on McDonough Plaza
August is Sustainability in the Curriculum Month!
Integrating sustainability-related courses into the academic realm has been a priority for Emory for years. In 2017, 60.61% of departments offered sustainability-related courses. With sustainability integrated into the undergraduate and graduate student curricula, campus becomes a living laboratory where students connect knowledge gained in the classroom to actively advancing sustainability on campus and in the broader community.
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Emory Farmers Market
McDonough PlazaConnecting seasonal, local food to the Emory community. Tuesdays 11 AM-2 PM on McDonough Plaza
Sustainable Food Transportation Fair
McDonough FieldEmory Farmers Market
McDonough PlazaConnecting seasonal, local food to the Emory community. Tuesdays 11 AM-2 PM on McDonough Plaza
National Voter Registration Day Celebration
McDonough PlazaJoin us for Emory Vote’s National Voter Registration Day Celebration on Tuesday, September 19, 2023, at McDonough Field from 11am-2pm! The Emory Votes Initiative and Center for Civic and Community … Continue Reading →
Zero Waste Ambassador In-Person Meeting
We will have our first in-person Zero Waste Ambassador meeting on Tuesday, September 19 in Carlos Hall 211 starting at 2:00 pm. We will go over ZWA responsibilities, opportunities for … Continue Reading →
Emory Farmers Market
McDonough PlazaConnecting seasonal, local food to the Emory community. Tuesdays 11 AM-2 PM on McDonough Plaza
Green Office/ Green Labs Get Together
Educational GardensInterested In Meeting Other Green Offices and Labs? The Green Offices and Green Labs Garden Get-together (GGGG) is back! OSI will be hosting the GGGG at noon on September 28th, 2023. … Continue Reading →
Emory Farmers Market
McDonough PlazaConnecting seasonal, local food to the Emory community. Tuesdays 11 AM-2 PM on McDonough Plaza
Sustainable Food Fair
asburyIn the Spring of 2007, Professor Peggy Barlett created a new anthropology course called “Fast Food/Slow Food” that introduced undergraduates to the issues of sustainable food systems and was the … Continue Reading →