Weavings, Photographs & Broadsides by Dobree Adams
Half of any sales will be donated to KFTC.

Hosted in the basement of La Vida Nueva. 
Contact: Nathan Hall

Berea Bikes is a student initiated and led program where anyone can come by during open shop hours to:

• learn how to use the shop tools and fix your own bike
• volunteer time toward being able to build a really nice bike (10 hours of cleaning the shop, organizing parts, or fixing rental and refurbished bikes) or
• plop down some cash to rent a stripped down and tuned-up bike ($20 refundable deposit + $5 for 2 weeks or $10 for a month, or the rental fee can be worked off by volunteering where 2 hours=$5) or buy a good as new high quality refurbished bike (prices vary based on quality of bike and amount of new parts added

Gallery Talk at 4:00 p.m.

This particular trip will allow us to meet and hear local citizens who have been affected by Mountain Top Removal. Broad issues to be discussed are as follows: water quality issues, flyrock dangers, property line disputes, air quality issues, road quality issues and citizens’ rights.

This tour also involves a strenuous hike to see a working MTR site. Dress appropriately. This trip is contingent upon safe weather conditions. Please RSVP by April 10 via email at hornt@berea.edu or 985.3724.

Contact: Tammy Horn 3724 to reserve a space

R&S is a kids group that focuses on environmental and cultural education, service, and fun! All kids welcome. Kids under 4 are welcome with parents/guardians.

Held on the quad (rain site?)
Contact: Maya Benami and Liz Nolan

There will be food, music, tabling, and general festivities to raise awareness on climate action

Hosted in the basement of La Vida Nueva. 
Contact: Nathan Hall

Berea Bikes is a student initiated and led program where anyone can come by during open shop hours to:

• learn how to use the shop tools and fix your own bike
• volunteer time toward being able to build a really nice bike (10 hours of cleaning the shop, organizing parts, or fixing rental and refurbished bikes) or
• plop down some cash to rent a stripped down and tuned-up bike ($20 refundable deposit + $5 for 2 weeks or $10 for a month, or the rental fee can be worked off by volunteering where 2 hours=$5) or buy a good as new high quality refurbished bike (prices vary based on quality of bike and amount of new parts added)

Ecovillage Commons House
Contacts: Megan Naseman and Jessica Fischer

It’s great to love the environment, but it’s even better to live like it!  Take the first step, join us to learn about green cleaners, compost basics, energy and water conservation, recycling, buying local, and much more! 

Come learn how much land is needed to support your lifestyle!  Visit the CPO and take a quiz to find out how lightly you are living on the earth.       

Get in touch with nature at this yoga session led by Mandy Hicks on Alumni Fields.

Hosted in the basement of La Vida Nueva. 
Contact: Nathan Hall

Berea Bikes is a student initiated and led program where anyone can come by during open shop hours to:

• learn how to use the shop tools and fix your own bike
• volunteer time toward being able to build a really nice bike (10 hours of cleaning the shop, organizing parts, or fixing rental and refurbished bikes) or
• plop down some cash to rent a stripped down and tuned-up bike ($20 refundable deposit + $5 for 2 weeks or $10 for a month, or the rental fee can be worked off by volunteering where 2 hours=$5) or buy a good as new high quality refurbished bike (prices vary based on quality of bike and amount of new parts added)

Hosted in the basement of La Vida Nueva. 
Contact: Nathan Hall

Berea Bikes is a student initiated and led program where anyone can come by during open shop hours to:

• learn how to use the shop tools and fix your own bike
• volunteer time toward being able to build a really nice bike (10 hours of cleaning the shop, organizing parts, or fixing rental and refurbished bikes) or
• plop down some cash to rent a stripped down and tuned-up bike ($20 refundable deposit + $5 for 2 weeks or $10 for a month, or the rental fee can be worked off by volunteering where 2 hours=$5) or buy a good as new high quality refurbished bike (prices vary based on quality of bike and amount of new parts added)

Bring your own digital camera for this introduction to basic photography composition techniques.

Make your favorite dish and join the SENS house residential directors for dinner. Instruments welcome!

Earthen plasters interior walls.

Berea Bikes is a student initiated and led program where anyone can come by during open shop hours to:

• learn how to use the shop tools and fix your own bike
• volunteer time toward being able to build a really nice bike (10 hours of cleaning the shop, organizing parts, or fixing rental and refurbished bikes) or
• plop down some cash to rent a stripped down and tuned-up bike ($20 refundable deposit + $5 for 2 weeks or $10 for a month, or the rental fee can be worked off by volunteering where 2 hours=$5) or buy a good as new high quality refurbished bike (prices vary based on quality of bike and amount of new parts added)

Community organizer and 2005 recipient of the Compton Mentor Fellowship, Berea College graduate Tricia Feeney spent her fellowship year based in Boone, N.C., strengthening grassroots efforts for local change and developing a Citizen’s Guide for Water Security in Appalachian Mining Communities. This Service Convocation is co-sponsored with the Campus Christian Center and the Center for Excellence in Learning through Service (CELTS).