College at Florham ‘Goes Green’

For the second straight year, College at Florham “goes green” as it celebrates Green Day on Monday, April 14. A variety of activities highlighting the University’s venture into environmental sustainability are planned for the afternoon affair — from student presentations and workshops to an address from FDU President J. Michael Adams and a reception and award ceremony.

Among the presentations are an investigative report on “Eco-friendly Organizations: Communicating ‘Green,’” posters highlighting student research on greener organic chemistry experiments that will be incorporated into the laboratory curriculum and samples of green poetry. Students will likewise create interactive and informative multimedia presentations to generate greater awareness about being green. The University community will also be treated to a performance by the Melodies of Heaven Gospel Choir. The presentations will be held in the Student Center and in Hennessy Hall (Mansion) from 1 to 3 p.m.

The presentations will be followed by workshops in the Orangerie at the College at Florham Library and in Hartman Lounge, Hennessy Hall (Mansion), from 3 to 5 p.m. Penny Jones, recycling education specialist, Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority, Mendham, N.J., will conduct a workshop on the details of recycling; Monika Hannemann, coordinator, Discovery Garden and Family Programs, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, will discuss “Everything You Need to Know About Composting”; and chemistry students Dana Patterson and Tim Lamb, biology student Danielle Odom and history student Doug Lally will talk about “Biodiesel: From Gourmet Dining to the Tractors in Facilities.”

John Cinco, computer graphics (Flor), designed and won the logo contest, see this page. Several faculty members have assigned Green Day projects in their classes. They are Gloria Anderle, chemistry; Peter Burkholder, history; Christopher Caldiero, communication; Amber Charlebois, chemistry; Janet O’Neil, computer graphics; and Neelu Sinha, computer science (all Flor). Biology student Erika Baldino has come up with the slogan for Green Day 2008 — “One Day on Campus, Everyday for the Environment!” Many students are working together with the faculty to organize Green Day 2008. They include Dana Patterson, Danielle Odom, Priyal Patel, Dean Chamberlain, Tim Lamb, Erika Baldino, Jessica Hlinka and Andy Koneski.

At 5:15 p.m., the celebration moves to Lenfell Hall, Hennessy Hall (Mansion), where President Adams will deliver remarks. Green Day culminates in Lenfell Hall with a reception and award ceremony recognizing the best student projects,

Charlebois and Caldiero are co-chairs of this year’s Green Day. For information about Green Day and its activities, contact Charlebois at 973-443-8761 or charleb@fdu.edu, Caldiero at 973-443-8733 or christopher_caldiero@fdu.edu or go to http://view.fdu.edu/default.aspx?id=4910 .







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March 2008

In This Issue
· FDU Alert Test Sends 29,000 Notifications, More Input Needed
· Rave Guardian -- Potential Lifeline for Students to Public Safety
· Faculty Apply for Institutional and Research Grants
· Theater Productions on Stage
· Libraries' News and Events
· Spring, Summer Study-abroad Opportunities
· Global Virtual Faculty Bring International Dimension
· Coach Green Achieves 400th Career Win
· College at Florham "Goes Green"
· Writers! Poets! Artists!
· Holiday and Time-off Schedule
· Faculty/Staff — Update, Announcing, Welcome
· College Happenings
· Spotlight — Barnes, Koskinen, Makridis, Rubin
· This & That
· Photo Stories — Education Conference, Public Safety Seminar, The Real CSI.

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