Thursday, April 27, 2006 

Phil Kranenburg-College of Marin Foundation

Phil Kranenburg-College of Marin Foundation

12:17 PM | |

Monday, April 24, 2006 

Penny Livingston-Stark: Regenerative Design Institute

Penny Livingston-Stark

1:48 PM | |

 

Paul Da Silva: College of Marin

Paul Da Silva

1:45 PM | |

 

Roni Krouzman: The Next Genaration

Roni Krouzman

1:28 PM | |

 

Mark Stefanski : Marin Academy

Mark Stefanski

1:08 PM | |

Friday, April 21, 2006 

Pacific Sun: The Coming Revolution?


Marin County's Pacific Sun Spoke to The CRD's Andres Edwards about his newest book and College of Marin's Center for Regenterative Design. Read the Article HERE.

1:43 PM | |

Thursday, April 20, 2006 

May 3rd: COMmunity Round Table


The Center for Regenerative Design
at The College of Marin presents:

Natural Capital: Transforming Economics to Reflect Ecological Realities


7:00pm Wednesday, May 3rd
Olney Hall, Kentfield Campus
835 College Drive, Kentfield, CA

Join us in a Round Table conversation exploring the economic transformation necessary for a sustainable future supporting the College of Marin Kentfield and Indian Valley campuses and the larger Marin community. This event will be moderated by visionary architect and Director of COM’s Center for Regenerative Design Sim Van der Ryn, and educator and author Andres Edwards. Opening remarks by Anita Martinez, VP Student Learning, College of Marin and David Schwartz, President, College of Marin Foundation.


For information about this event and the Center for Regenerative Design (CRD)
call: (415) 457-8811 Ext. 7727

Upcoming COMmunity Round Table events at COM's Olney Hall (7:00 - 9:00 p.m.) include:
Sustainable Community (May 17th).

3:11 PM | |

Saturday, April 15, 2006 

Meet Andres Edwards






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8:14 PM | |

 

Nanda Schorske

Nanda

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Nanda Schorske speaks about The Center for Regenerative Design and it's impact on The College of Marin.

7:31 PM | |

 

Karen: Marin County Resident






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Karen is a Marin County resident interested in the community impact of The CRD.

6:36 PM | |

Tuesday, April 04, 2006 

April 19th: COMmunity Round Table


The Center for Regenerative Design
at The College of Marin presents:

Ecoliteracy:
Education for a Sustainable Marin


7:00pm Wednesday, April 19th
Olney Hall, Kentfield Campus
835 College Drive, Kentfield, CA

Join us in a Round Table conversation exploring strategies for developing a green economy supporting the College of Marin Kentfield and Indian Valley campuses. This event will be moderated by visionary architect and Director of COM’s Center for Regenerative Design Sim Van der Ryn, and educator and author Andres Edwards. Opening remarks by Dr. Frances White, President College of Marin and David Schwartz, President, College of Marin Foundation.


For information about this event and the Center for Regenerative Design (CRD)
call: (415) 457-8811 Ext. 7727

Upcoming COMmunity Round Table events at COM's Olney Hall (7:00 - 9:00 p.m.) include:
Natural Capital (energy, water, food…) (May 3rd); and Sustainable Community (May 17th).

7:08 PM | |

Saturday, April 01, 2006 

April 5th: COMmunity Round Table


The Center for Regenerative Design
at The College of Marin presents:

Envisioning A Green Economy For Marin

7:00pm Wednesday, April 5th
Olney Hall, Kentfield Campus
835 College Drive, Kentfield, CA

Join us in a Round Table conversation exploring strategies for developing a green economy supporting the College of Marin Kentfield and Indian Valley campuses. This event will be moderated by visionary architect and Director of COM’s Center for Regenerative Design Sim Van der Ryn, and educator and author Andres Edwards. Opening remarks by Dr. Frances White, President College of Marin and David Schwartz, President, College of Marin Foundation.


For information about this event and the Center for Regenerative Design (CRD)
call: (415) 457-8811 Ext. 7727

Upcoming COMmunity Round Table events at COM's Olney Hall (7:00 - 9:00 p.m.) include:
Ecoliteracy (April 19th); Natural Capital (energy, water, food…) (May 3rd); and Sustainable Community (May 17th).

1:54 PM | |