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- If interested, coordinates version 2.
- If interested, coordinates version 2.


2. Earth Day
2. Earth Day


- Represents SfGS and works with other groups on campus to organize Earth Day celebrations at MIT in Spring.
- Represents SfGS and works with other groups on campus to organize Earth Day celebrations at MIT in Spring.


3. Lecture chair (emphasize attracting '''high quality''' speakers)
3. Lecture chair (emphasize attracting '''high quality''' speakers)


- Organize one or two lectures on the MIT campus highlighting sustainability issues of choice.
- Organize one or two lectures on the MIT campus highlighting sustainability issues of choice.


4. WSC liaison
4. WSC liaison
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- Attends WSC-SD annual meeting.
- Attends WSC-SD annual meeting.


5. Sustainability benchmarks for MIT or buildings at MIT
5. Sustainability benchmarks for MIT or buildings at MIT


- Works with MIT community groups to set sustainability goals for MIT. There were a few open sessions for benchmark planning last year.
- Works with MIT community groups to set sustainability goals for MIT. There were a few open sessions for benchmark planning last year.


6. Social/networking chair
6. Social/networking chair
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- Reaches out to Boston-area sustainability groups.
- Reaches out to Boston-area sustainability groups.


7. Mentor/mentee program
7. Mentor/mentee program
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- Organizes a kick-off event.
- Organizes a kick-off event.


8. Wiki pages
8. Wiki pages


- Maintains SfGS wiki space.
- Maintains SfGS wiki space.


9. Movie series
9. Movie series


- Organize screening of sustainability-themed movies, or movie outings to catch shows like Gore's An Inconvenient Truth.
- Organize screening of sustainability-themed movies, or movie outings to catch shows like Gore's An Inconvenient Truth.


10. Practical sustainability book/journal/discussion club/series
10. Practical sustainability book/journal/discussion club/series


- Organize informal monthly discussion sessions on predetermined sustainability-related topics. The Chair will help schedule student volunteers to lead each discussion, which could be based on a book (like a book club!), or focus on any topic of interest.
- Organize informal monthly discussion sessions on predetermined sustainability-related topics. The Chair will help schedule student volunteers to lead each discussion, which could be based on a book (like a book club!), or focus on any topic of interest.

Revision as of 09:32, 29 August 2006

Please add/revise/rearrange the chair topics as you deem fit. Add 1-2 sentence job descriptions too.

1. Studio!Sus (a member-written guide to sustainability in Cambridge)

- Organizes the printing and distribution of Studio!Sus.

- If interested, coordinates version 2.


2. Earth Day

- Represents SfGS and works with other groups on campus to organize Earth Day celebrations at MIT in Spring.


3. Lecture chair (emphasize attracting high quality speakers)

- Organize one or two lectures on the MIT campus highlighting sustainability issues of choice.


4. WSC liaison

- Serves as a link SfGS (and MIT at large) and the World Student Community of Sustainable Development (WSC-SD).

- Attends WSC-SD annual meeting.


5. Sustainability benchmarks for MIT or buildings at MIT

- Works with MIT community groups to set sustainability goals for MIT. There were a few open sessions for benchmark planning last year.


6. Social/networking chair

- Plans events to improve SfGS member cohesion.

- Plans events to improve network between SfGS and other MIT sustainability groups.

- Reaches out to Boston-area sustainability groups.


7. Mentor/mentee program

- Matches interested MIT students with professional mentors.

- Organizes a kick-off event.


8. Wiki pages

- Maintains SfGS wiki space.


9. Movie series

- Organize screening of sustainability-themed movies, or movie outings to catch shows like Gore's An Inconvenient Truth.


10. Practical sustainability book/journal/discussion club/series

- Organize informal monthly discussion sessions on predetermined sustainability-related topics. The Chair will help schedule student volunteers to lead each discussion, which could be based on a book (like a book club!), or focus on any topic of interest.