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Currently the EA office space is divided between two
buildings – Hahn and Edmunds.
Hahn
Located west of Carnegie off of College Ave, Hahn houses the
Administrative Office for EA in room 106.
The office is open from 7:30am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday
excluding holidays.
Anne Tessier, the EA Program Administrator, runs the EA
Administrative Office and can be reached via email at
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Edmunds
The EA faculty offices and student resource rooms are
located on the first floor of the newly built Edmunds building which faces 6th street
directly north of the Coop.
- Edmunds
112 – Offices of the EA Coordinator, Richard
Hazlett, and the Farm Technician, Juan Araya
- Edmunds
129 – Office of Professor Char Miller, EA’s environmental historian.
Office hours for all EA faculty vary from semester to
semester. To find out the office hours
for the current semester contact either the professor directly or Anne Tessier,
the program administrator.
The EA Lounge –
Edmunds 111
Located in the east Edmunds wing on the first floor between
the breezeway and the Coordinator’s office is the EA Lounge. The lounge is a place for students to relax
and become more up-to-date about on and off-campus environmentalism. It features an exhibit of the latest goings-on
at the Pomona Farm and a current environmental news rack with
environmental journal and magazine publications from the last three months. (Older publications are archived in the EA
Student Research Center.)
Publications on-hand include:
- E: The
Environmental Magazine
- Earth
First
- Earth Island Journal
- The
Ecologist
- The
Economist
- National
Environmental Employment
- National
Geographic
- Permaculture:
Solutions for Sustainable Living
- Science
News
The EA Student Research Room–
Edmunds 120
The EA Student Research Room is a warehouse of virtual and
hard-copy environmental information in addition to a space for current and
future environmental research and inquiry. Currently the room stores:
- Copies
of old EA theses
- Classical
works in environmental literature, science, food production, philosophy,
development, etc which are more than 3 months old
- Student-donated
environmentally-relevant books
Students may borrow books, publications and past EA theses freely
from the library on a check-out basis. However,
all must be returned in a timely fashion.
All students have access to cabinet storage for their
research materials. And soon the
Research Room will have a set of computer work stations available to all
students on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Unlike a normal library, eating and drinking IS allowed in
the Research Room. The room is equipped with
a microwave oven, water cooler and mug rack. (Students must provide their own mug!) In addition, fresh produce from The Farm
is occasionally left for hungry parties free of charge.
Security
The Research Room is secured with a personal lock, with the
code available to all student users. For clearance and the combination inquire
with the Administrative Assistant, Anne Tessier, or Coordinator, Rick Hazlett.
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