Join Webster University Sustainability Wednesdays during the summer months beginning May 30th from 12pm-1pm to learn about strategies and solutions being created and used right here in our local community to impact sustainability issues on a global scale.

The lunch lectures will take place every Wednesday during summer with free box lunches provided! After the final session on August 1st, attendees will be entered into a drawing to win a FREE copy of Missouri Harvest! Attendees will receive an entry for each session attended. All sessions are held in East Academic Building & Interdisciplinary Sciences Building at Webster University's home campus in Webster Groves, MO. Parking is available in Garden Park Plaza parking garage. For more information contact Kelsey Wingo at kelseywingo07@webster.edu.

May 30th, Library Conference Room
Local Impacts & Global Goals
Thomas Zinselmeyer, St. Louis University High School

June 6th, Sverdrup 101
Crossroads of Immigration & Sustainability
Diego Abente, International Institute

June 13th, East Academic Building 253/262
The Importance of Eco-Literacy
Brandon Vernhoff

June 20th, Library Conference Room
The Era of Living Buildings
Emily Andrews, Missouri Gateway USGBC

June 27th, Library Conference Room
Dealing with a Growing Population
Dane Kamin, Population Connection

July 11th, EAB 253/262
How Do We Fit Into Nature?
Chris Parr, Webster University

July 18th, EAB 102
Resource Scarcity: All for One, One for Who?
Sheila Anglin Jordan, Webster University

August 1st, EAB 253/262
Youth in the Climate Fight
Natalie Lucas, Care About Climate