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Sustainable Hamline Sustainable St. Paul (CRN 34932)

Date/Time:	Thursday March 20, 2008 Registration & Reception: 3:45 - 4:15 p.m.  Program: 4:15 - 5:45 p.m.
Location:	Kay Fredericks Room, Klas Center, Hamline University St. Paul Campus, St. Paul, MN. Driving Directions from MapQuest | Campus Map (PDF file)
Panelists:	Mayor Chris Coleman, City of St. Paul Bio> Anne Hunt, City of St. Paul Bio> Ken Dehkes, Hamline University Bio>
Description:	As green goes mainstream, how will cities respond?  Join us for an exploration of the environmental vision of the Sustainable St. Paul Initiative and the sustainable aspects of Hamline University's strategic plan.  What is St. Paul doing to become a green, more sustainable city?  What is Hamline University doing to support and complement the city’s green agenda?
Registration:	General admission at the door: $10 To receive credit: $25 (for Graduate School of  Management, or CEUs). More Information on Registration>
Questions?	Call (651) 523-2284 or Send E-mail to the Graduate School of Management.
Panelist Biographies:
Mayor Chris Coleman City of St. Paul, Minnesota. He was elected by the people of Saint Paul and became the 45th Mayor of the City of Saint Paul upon taking office in January 2006.  He is a lifelong Saint Paul resident. He attended St. Luke’s, graduated from Cretin in 1979, attended undergrad at the University of Minnesota and graduated from the U of M law school in 1987.  He enjoys camping, hiking, coaching his kids' sports, running along trails in Saint Paul’s parks, listening to music and playing the bagpipes. More Information: Saint Paul Mayor Web Page | Sustainable St. Paul | City of St. Paul's Strategic Plan (PDF file) | City of St. Paul's Parks & Recreation (PDF file) | City of St. Paul's Energy Conservation Fund (PDF file) | Coleman's Staff Cracks City Hall's Glass Ceiling Anne Hunt Environmental Policy Director, City of St. Paul.  She has been involved in neighborhood engagement activities for a number of years, and won the leadership in Neighborhoods Program Award from The St. Paul Companies in 1998.  She lives in Saint Paul and earned a B.A. in English from the University of Minnesota. More Information: Creating a Sustainable St. Paul (PPT file) | Take Action Minnesota | City of St. Paul's Community Energy Programs (PPT file) | Picking Battles - and Trash - on the River | Recycling Catches on for Boxes and Cartons Ken Dehkes Director of Facilities Operations and Horticulture Services, Hamline University. More Information: An Interview with Horticulturist Ken Dehkes | Hamline University: A Case Study in Livestock Feeding (PDF file)