This DeCal will focuses on studying energy and resource use and also applying conservation techniques on campus. Click through for more information on the course along with contact information.
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These classes seem like a great opportunity to apply some of the things you learn in your classes. The first two are sponsored by The Building Sustainability at Cal (BS@C) Program and the last one is through the CalCAP Program. Check out the short descriptions and then click through for much more detailed ones.
ES 98/198 will focus on general sustainability programs (waste, water, transportation, etc.). Wednesdays from 3-5pm. Sign up now by contacting sustainabilityatcal@gmail.com.
ER 199 will focus on energy efficiency and conservation. Wednesdays from 3-5pm. Sign up now by contacting sustainabilityatcal@gmail.com.
ER 299 (CCN: 27541) will focus on campus-wide projects on Water Conservation, Computer Management, and Sustainable Investment. Mondays, 4-6pm in 225 Wheeler. Sign up now (http://schedule.berkeley.edu/)
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Just received this paid internship position and the deadline is very soon: Midnight, August 14 to be exact.
The Campus Green Program is an organization focused on saving energy on campus. Click through for a very detailed description.
This isn't specific to CNR, but it's important nontheless (from http://warnme.berkeley.edu/):
WarnMe is UC Berkeley's alerting and warning service for students, staff, and faculty. It is activated to contact you when there is an immediate threat to safety or health affecting the campus community. WarnMe can alert you by phone, text message, or email — you choose the best ways to reach you.
Be safe out there.
This isn't strictly CNR related, but everyone should know that the Career Center has moved some of its services to Callisto, the new portal to their on-line services.
Go to callisto.berkeley.edu to check it out.
Most importantly, in order to keep receiving the CareerMail newsletters (which we highly recommend) you must resubscribe through Callisto. Your CalJobs stuff should transfer over fine, but remember to re-subscribe to your newsletters.
