Sustainability SIP Symposium

2025 Symposium

Honoring the work of incredible seniors across all corners of campus who have completed Senior Integrated Projects dealing with themes of the environment and sustainability, the 2025 Sustainability SIP Symposium will include a keynote speaker, presentations, great food, and lots to celebrate! The event is free and open to all! Come join us in the Arcus Center on Wednesday, April 23rd, from 6:30-9pm. 

Ben Brown will be the Keynote Speaker, a local urban farmer, environmental activist, and expert in sustainable housing and energy, Mr. Brown will give an engaging lecture about how local environmental activism plays an incredibly important role in long-term sustainable movements.

Schedule:

  • 6:30pm: Keynote Speaker
  • 7:30-9pm: Senior Presentations

Every spring, during Earth Week (around week 4) the Environmental Stewardship Center and Environmental Studies Department host the Sustainability SIP Symposium to celebrate students completing SIPs in or related to Environmental Studies. There are usually two types of events: a keynote address and the student poster presentations.

2025 Symposium: Save the Date! Wednesday, April 23rd 6:30-9pm

Students present SIPs from a variety of departments including: Biology, Business & Economics, Anthropology & Sociology, Critical Ethnic Studies, Chemistry, English and more!

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