Office for Sustainability to Bring Back the Sustainability Mixer
This fall the Office for Sustainability in partnership with the Office for Entrepreneurship and Innovation are bringing back the Sustainability Mixer. It will be from 6-8 p.m. Thuesday, Sept. 17, at the Brewer Family Entrepreneurship Hub just off the Fayetteville Square at 123 W. Mountain St.
This event was held in the basement of U.S. Pizza annually until it faded out of practice several years ago. Now, the Sustainability Mixer is coming back by popular demand.
Free food and drinks will be provided and students will have the opportunity to meet with sustainability minded organizations in a casual setting, allowing for pressure-free networking. If you would like to attend this years Sustainability Mixer, please be sure to register through Eventbrite.com.
If you wish to know more about the Office for Sustainability and its events, please go to sustainability.uark.edu and follow the Office for Sustainability on social media!
Contacts
Brianna Warren, event coordinator
Office for Sustainability
479-575-3715,
bxw040@uark.edu
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