Join Sustainability Services X IPE X EPDM on Tuesday, April 11th from 6 PM - 7:30 PM in Upper Marshall for speaker Mary Anne Hitt! Mary Anne is a Senior Director of Climate Imperative, a foundation working to cut emissions at the speed and scale needed to confront climate change. Prior to joining Climate Imperative, she was with the Sierra Club for 12 years where she served as National Director of Campaigns, and also worked for a decade as Director of the Beyond Coal Campaign, recognized as one of the most successful environmental campaigns in history!

Socio-Waterscapes of the Rocky Mountain West: How Inequality, Affluence, and Recreation Shape the Flow of Water

w/SOAN Alum Leonard Henderson '16
Doctoral Student/Graduate Course Instructor
Environment and Community @ Utah State University

The Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) is hosting a blood drive event in partnership with the American Red Cross. This event will occur on April 28th, 2023 from 10:00am-3:00pm in the Murray Boardroom in the Student Center. Our goal is to have 45+ blood donors! We need all blood types to donate as there is a nationwide blood supply shortage so please donate if you can and spread the word! Your support is appreciated!

This mandatory meeting is for all first-year, sophomore, and new transfer pre-health students. The meeting will provide important information about fall 2023 course planning for pre-health students, along with guidance and discussion about what pre-health students should be doing now to remain on track for a successful application to their respective professional health program(s). 

Climate change affects communities and their cultural heritage in many different ways. Our speakers will present archaeological research focused on the ways Indigenous peoples of the Northwest have adapted to changing environments in the past. In addition, we will hear about how climate change impacts the stewardship of cultural resources at present.

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Unwind before Spring Break and sketch some specimens in the Museum of Natural History! This is a drop-in event so swing by anytime and BYO art supplies. The  Museum is located in Thompson Hall, Room 295.

We invite you to join this facilitated, engaging and interactive discussion focusing on death as an idea, fear and anxiety around end of life and death and dying, the dying process, ceremonies and rituals in various cultures, death metaphors, hospice, and grief and loss. Together we'll explore these experiences, which touch all of our lives, as we become more comfortable discussing death in both private and professional settings. This discussion will be particularly helpful for healthcare providers, and those training to become healthcare providers.

The Museum of Natural History presents Night at the Museum: Darwin's Voyage Around the World

Stamp your passports and come see specimens from around the world as we celebrate Darwin's 214th birthday! Don't miss this chance to be your own naturalist/adventurer and see kiwis from New Zealand, cotingas from Central & South America, gazelles from Africa, and more.

Join us February, 16th (6 - 7:30 PM) at the University of Puget Sound Campus (located at 1500 N Warner St, Tacoma, WA 98416) in Thompson Hall room 295.

Speaker: Angie Boysen, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Pacific Lutheran University

Title: Chemical Currencies of Marine Microbes in the North Pacific Ocean

The Resistance: How Genes can Protect from Deadly Infectious Disease

Fatou Joof, Postdoctoral Researcher, Seattle Children's Hospital - Center for Global Infectious Disease Research