9/24/13. 10/2: Naturally Green: Student Engagement in Sustainability 10/3: Tabling 10-2 10/3: Team Building | Night Hike Mt. Nittany 10/6: Shavers Creek.

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9/24/13

10/2: Naturally Green: Student Engagement in Sustainability 10/3: Tabling /3: Team Building | Night Hike Mt. Nittany 10/6: Shavers Creek Volunteering 10/17: Tabling /29: Zero Waste Beaver Stadium Training 11/2: Zero Waste Beaver Stadium Upcoming Dates

Power Shift Scholarships (Oct ) Stormwater Management Project (Oct 5) Stickering campaign!? Hair drying (next week) Keep in Mind

University PoliciesDining Hall (Commons)Other Univs/Towns -Contracts -Recycling -Food/housing services -Sustainability Institute -OPP -Trash/waste services -STATERs advisor -Interview store workers -Food services (bosses) -Statistics on how many -Auxiliary and Business Services (HR) -Towns -Universities -Fees/bans -West coast -Ireland Plastic Bag Campaign

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