Forum for the Future: An Energy and Environmental Discussion.

Where: Founders Lounge at the Bryce Jordan Center
When: October 24 at 8:15 a.m.

Take part in an environmental discussion that may lead to changes in the way Penn State operates. Learn what you can do to change the habits of the world, Penn State, and yourself. Join together with University leaders from across the Penn State system at the Forum for the Future: An Energy and Environmental Discussion.

On Wednesday, October 24 at the Founders Lounge at the Bryce Jordan Center, Penn State will be taking a big step in its trek to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. The goal is transform Penn State into the most sustainable University possible. The event begins at 8:15 a.m. with an introduction from senior vice president for Finance & Business/treasurer Gary Schultz. A panel discussion featuring University leaders will follow a keynote presentation by Evan Pugh Professor of Geoscience, Dr. Richard Alley.

The University’s Finance & Business’ Environmental Stewardship is a key initiative that aims to move the University toward more energy efficient, environmentally-friendly, and sustainable practices. Visit Take Charge to learn more about what you can do.







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