Campus Events
Today's seminar will focus on how religion influences our relationship with the environment with guest speaker Dr. Alexander De Sherbinin, Director & Senior Research Scientist with the Columbia Climate School's Center for Integrated Earth System Information (Ciesin) FREE and open to the public!
Today's seminar will focus on tribal historic preservation in the Stockbridge Munsee ancestral homeland with guest speaker Bonney Hartley, Tribal Historic Preservation Manager, Stockbridge-Munsee Community. FREE and open to the public!
Today's seminar will focus on nature, well-being, and indigenous perspectives on the interconnectedness pf people and creation with guest speaker Wahieñhawi “Hawi” Hall, assistant director of counseling and psychological services and community liaison for indigenous students, Cornell Health FREE and open to the public!
Today's seminar will focus on Emerson's transcendentalism and ecology, politics beyond cynicism with guest speaker Russell C. Powell, Research Associate, Harvard Divinity School Center for The Study of the World Religions. FREE and open to the public!
Today's seminar will focus on caring for the sacred in nature: the role of cultural and spiritual values in landscape stewardship with Jessica Brown, Executive Director, New England Biolabs Foundation. FREE and open to the public!
Today's seminar will focus on how the church can engage with the urgent moral crisis of climate change with Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, Denominational Leader, Activist, and Public Theologian. FREE and open to the public!
Today's seminar will focus on how laws protecting birds strengthen human communities with Meredith Barges. Chair, Lights Out Central NY, PhD student Suny College of Environmental Science and Forestry FREE and open to the public!
Today's seminar will focus on Ecological wisdom of the world's religions talk given by Sam King who is an educator, speaker, writer, facilitator, and environmentalist World religions offer profound ecological wisdom by framing environmental care as a sacred duty, emphasizing the interdependence of all life, and cultivating virtues like reverence, respect, and restraint FREE and open to th...
Today's seminar given by Nicolas Howe will focus on his book Landscapes of the Secular: Law, religion, and American sacred space that explores the intersection of law, religion, and the sacred in American landscapes. Howe examines how legal and religious disputes over sacred spaces have shaped the perception and experience of these spaces in America. The book discusses how the secularization of...