Food is shaping the history of humanity in a million ways, it is the basis for civilization, culture, economy, health and our main reason to interact with our environment. The history of food is, therefore, an important one if one wants to understand the history of humanity from the one...
<div class=''page'' title=''Page'><div class=''section''> <div class=''layoutArea''> <div class=''column''> City Market is a fun summer event for the community, growers and consumers alike. All market visitors must maintain a minimum of 6 feet between one another. To allow the maximum number of community members to visit the market, loitering and social...
The featured speaker, James McClintock, Endowed Professor of Polar and Marine Biology @University of Alabama at Birmingham, is a Fellow of the prestigious Explorer's Club. He returned from his 15th research expedition to Antarctica in March 2020. Author of Lost Antarctica, his research, funded by the National Science Foundation, has...
Learn how to incorporate sustainable procurement into your lab’s management plan with the free webinar Doing Good While Doing Your Job—Moving Toward a Circular Economy (during this time of Coronavirus). on May 27, from 3:00 p.m. to 4:20 p.m. Eastern. The webinar will also cover ways to save money to...
The Summer Fundraising Series brings development and fundraising experts from across the Auburn University campus and within the state to nonprofit professionals, board members, volunteers and students. These programs are free and open to the public. The schedule is as follows: <ul> <li>June 10th : “Building a Successful Annual Giving Program”...
The weekly Market at Ag Heritage Park will hold its 16th season on the Auburn University campus. The entrance is on South Donahue, near the intersection of South Donahue and West Samford Avenue. Hosted by the College of Agriculture, it features area vendors offering fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables,...
Environmental Services will host its biannual Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day; Auburn residents are invited to drop off up to 20 pounds of hazardous waste not accepted in regular garbage and trash collection. Computers and electronics will be accepted as well as paper documents for secure, on-site shredding. Residents may bring up...
Alabama Water Watch, or AWW, Program is a citizen volunteer, water quality monitoring program covering all of the major river basins of the state. The mission of AWW is to improve water quality and water policy through citizen monitoring and action. With a 'data-to-action' focus, AWW helps volunteers collect, analyze...
Join CCL’s virtual conference to learn about the path ahead for climate change policy.<ul> <li>Get updated on the prospect of climate change action from members of Congress, journalists and other climate organizations.</li> <li>Get trained on how to engage your member of Congress and others in your community about climate change.</li>...
Join Dr. James Barth a Professor in the Department of Finance in AU's Harbert College of Business for this presentation and discussion of how COVID-19 will continue changing individual and organizational behavior as well as the behavior of governments around the world for years to come. To register and find...
Dr. Joanna Sztuba-Solinska, Assistant Professor Department of Biological Sciences Dive into the world of invisible tricksters – viruses that have been ruling our lives for millions of years. The ancient viruses have integrated their genes into human DNA, shaping our evolution. They keep in check other pathogens, just to, sometimes,...
Safe Zone training is being offered through Human Resources Development. The course is an interactive, professional development training designed to address topics related to sexual and gender minorities, which includes the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBTQ+) community. Safe Zone training empowers and equips participants to become informed to provide a...
