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Dinner and a Nepali movie …

Little Nepal Restaurant and Bar Presents:

Dinner and a screening of

Singkham Sachya (Heavenly Place)

a Nepali documentary.

On Sunday, January 31, from 5pm – ?, join film producer Jaswant Dev Shrestha for dinner and a screening of his internationally recognized documentary about Manang, in Nepal.  The producer will be available to answer questions following the screening.

$25.99 in advance / $30 at the door.

Little Nepal Restaurant & Bar

1747 S 8th Street,

Colorado Springs, CO 80905

719.477.6997

singkham_sachya_flyer

GES Grad School Forum

UCCS Department of Geography and Environmental Studies

and the UCCS GeoClub Present:

GES Grad School Forum

Monday, November 23, 2009

11a – 12p * Columbine Hall 334

A panel of professors in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies are gathering to answer your questions about graduate school and the application process.

Happy Geography Awareness Week

It is the third week of November, and that means that it is Geography Awareness Week. Wednesday is GIS Day. I’m taking this opportunity to push for Friday being “Hug a Geographer Day.” Let’s make this happen.

National Geographic’s My Wonderful World

NEXT GEOCLUB MEETING!!

When: Friday, November 13th (that’s Friday the 13th…whoa) at 6:30pm

Where: Columbine Hall Room 329

What are we doing:

–Going to brainstorm ideas for the UCCS GeoClub Poster Project…bring ideas for crafty signage that emphasizes sustainability and using our natural resources wisely!

–Going to talk more about the AAG Conference in April

EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO BRING FRIENDS, FELLOW STUDENTS OR FAMILY!

If you have a presentation idea for this meeting or would just like to talk for a long time about something interesting, email Janice at jmikel@uccs.edu

Come join the GeoClub at CC!

The Colorado College State of the Rockies Project presents:

Dr. Rosamond Lee Naylor, Director of the Program on Food Security and the Environment

“Where’s the Beef?: Trade-offs Between Grassfed and Industrial Livestock”

Monday, November 2, 2009

7:00 pm • Colorado College – Palmer Hall

Free and open to the general public

Next Event…Sat, Oct 31st

Ancient Denvers : Geology of the Front Range

Saturday, October 31,  10:00 – 11:00 a.m.

Bear Creek Nature Center
245 Bear Creek Road
Colorado Springs, Colorado

Journey back in time with Paleobotanist Ian Miller of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science as the geologic story of the Front Range is revealed. Marvel at scenes of ancient deserts, rainforests and inland-sea landscapes that expose what lies beneath our feet.

($4.00/member, $5.00/nonmember)

Green Living Project at UCCS

UCCS Geography and Environmental Studies presents:

Green Living Project

“Green Living Project is focused on documenting, promoting, and supporting successful and unique models of sustainability from around the world.  GLP’s new Mobile Tour will travel across the country to schools, festivals, and retail stores to showcase GLP’s new multi-media presentation, ‘Sustainability Across South America’.”

Thursday, October 22, 2009

3:00 – 4:20 pm • Columbine Hall 334

http://www.greenlivingproject.com

The next event…

UCCS Geography and Environmental Studies presents:

Stephen Hodanish, Senior Meteorologist, National Weather Service

Meteorological Case Studies of Lightning Strike Victims in Colorado

Friday, October 23, 2009

4:00 -5:00 pm • Columbine Hall 334

GES Colloquium

UCCS Geography and Environmental Studies presents

Stephen Hodanish, Senior Meteorologist, National Weather Service

Meteorological Case Studies of Lightning Strike Victims in Colorado

Friday, October 23, 2009

4:00 -5:00 pm • Columbine Hall 334

Refreshments at 3:45 pm