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Summit 2022 Registration

Mennonite Higher Education Sustainability Summit

Registration

Please enter names and information for each attendee, so that we can plan appropriately for this summit.

Registration costs (including lodging and meals) are covered for 2 faculty/staff/administrators, and 1 student. See the transportation section for transportation costs covered. Additional attendees are welcome, but requested to pay their own costs (please check back for that cost estimate).

Name *

Institution *

Role *

(Faculty/staff/administration or student? If faculty/staff/administration, what is your title? If student, what is your year of study?)

Please list any dietary restrictions

What days are you planning to arrive and leave from the summit? *

For which nights do you need lodging?

Thurs., Aug 4
Fri., Aug 5
Sat., Aug 6
Sun., Aug 7
Mon., Aug 8

Students: We cover lodging costs for all of these days. Others: We cover lodging costs through Sat night. If you are staying for the advocacy trip, we will also cover Sun and Mon night costs.

Check if you are part of the student Campus Sustainability Ambassadors program (a new or past ambassador)

Programming

Below are a list of tentative session topics, based on previous input from representatives of your institutions. Please indicate which you have substantial interest in attending.

Hope and Despair in times of climate change
Sustainability themes in campus ministry
How does sustainability relate to reconciliation with indigenous communities?
Connecting sustainability with diversity, equity and inclusion
Mitigating the impacts of travel abroad programs
Institutional Support: Taking steps to incorporate sustainability commitments in our planning
Sustainability in a financially-constrained environment
Curricular and co-curricular models for sustainability education
Encouraging and supporting student-led initiatives
Counting the cost: carbon and nitrogen footprinting
Messaging sustainability to support Mennonite colleges
Land management
Sustainability and Food (Services)

If there is a important topic that is missing as a session topic, please let us know below.

We need assistance in organizing and/or leading these sessions. Which of these might you have interest in helping to organize? (students are also welcome to help!)

Hope and Despair in times of climate change
Sustainability themes in campus ministry
How does sustainability relate to reconciliation with indigenous communities?
Connecting sustainability with diversity, equity and inclusion
Mitigating the impacts of travel abroad programs
Institutional Support: Taking steps to incorporate sustainability commitments in our planning
Sustainability in a financially-constrained environment
Curricular and co-curricular models for sustainability education
Encouraging and supporting student-led initiatives
Counting the cost: carbon and nitrogen footprinting
Messaging sustainability to support Mennonite colleges
Land management
Sustainability and Food (Services)

You don’t have to help with organizing any sessions, but we’re very thankful for those of you that graciously offer to help out!

Optional: You are invited to stay an extra day (Mon., Aug 8) and join student ambassadors for a day of climate advocacy in Washington DC. Mennonite Central Committee, Washington office, will be helping us connect with lawmaker offices. Do you have interest in joining for this advocacy day? *

Yes, I’m pretty sure I’d join
Maybe, I’m not sure yet
No

This day is free for students. For others, we will ask that you help cover the transport and food charges for the day.

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Please let us know any other comments or questions you have!

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