Green La Sierra

Adventist Women and the Earth Conference

greenlasierra — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 17:28:12 +0000

La Sierra University’s Women’s Resource Center together with the La Sierra University School of Religion and the La Sierra University Church will host a conference on Adventist women and the earth.

The conference, planned for April 24-26, 2009, will explore ecofeminism, the intersection of gender justice and responsible care for the earth and natural resources. The event takes place at the La Sierra University Church and features keynote addresses (including renowned scholars and authors Rosemary Radford Ruether and John B. Cobb, Jr.), panel discussions, and interactive dialog.

Find out more about this event by visiting the Adventist Women and the Earth web site:

http://adventistwomenearth.com

Go Green, Earn Rewards!

greenlasierra — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:25:01 +0000

If you are an employee of La Sierra Univeristy (student, faculty or staff), you can earn money and discounts at many local businesses (restaurants, stores, etc.) by taking part in La Sierra University’s alternative transportation program. The program rewarards those who take public transportation, rideshare, walk or ride a bicycle to work.

Many La Sierra employees participate already, and many, many more could be earning money and rewards while at the same time helping to reduce air pollution.

To find out how to participate in the program, contact La Sierra’s Department of Security, in the front of lobby of Calkins Hall, adjacent to the Administration Building.

Steps to a Greener Campus

greenlasierra — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:49:03 +0000

Here are four simple steps to make La Sierra University a greener campus:

1. Turn it off
Conserve energy by turning off lights, computers and appliances when not in use

2. Toss it in
Reduce waste by throwing paper, plastic and aluminum into recycling bins, not the trash

3. Take a Friend
Save fuel and money by sharing a ride with a friend when going shopping, out to eat, or home on the weekend

4. Use it again
Eliminate garbage by replacing throwaway plastic bottles with reusable water bottles and take reusable bags with you when shopping to eliminate harmful plastic bags

KEEP IT GREEN!