[Save] EnviroForum III, March 10, 4-6 pm, Bush Room (Bldg. 10)

[Jeremy Gregory]

Save the date!  The next EnviroForum is coming in a few weeks.  In case you 
missed previous events, EnviroForums are a series of events supported by 
Chancellor Clay that are designed to bring together MIT's diverse community 
interested in the issues of environment, sustainability, and related 
issues.  Each event will provide an opportunity for attendees to meet 
like-minded individuals for networking, socializing, and informal 
conversation.  Attendees include MIT graduate and undergraduate students, 
faculty, researchers, staff, and members of the administration.

MIT's third EnviroForum takes place Wednesday, March 10 from 4:00-6:00 pm 
in the Bush Room (first floor of Building 10) and will focus on the theme 
"People Shaping the Environment: Research and Activities at MIT".  We are 
privileged to keep up the tradition of having great speakers at 
EnviroForums.  This event will feature Prof. Leon Glicksman from the 
Architecture and Mechanical Engineering Departments, a renowned green 
building expert and heavily involved in building projects on campus, and 
Paul Parravano, Co-Director of the Government and Community Relations 
Office and vital connection between MIT and the City of Cambridge.  As 
before, refreshments will be provided.

Feel free to forward this message to all interested parties.  We look 
forward to seeing you on the 10th!

Sincerely,

Members of the EnviroForum Organizing Task Force:

Justin Adams, Environmental Programs Office
Jim Curtis, Environmental Programs Office
Matthew Gardner, Ph.D., Program Administrator, Earth Systems Initiative
Amanda Graham, Ph.D., Education Program Manager, LFEE
Jeremy Gregory, Mechanical Engineering Graduate Student

http://web.mit.edu/enviroforum/