Each year, the Bailey COE sponsors and cosponsors both in-person and online events designed to educate, engage, entertain and enlighten our community. A full list of upcoming Earth Month events can be found here!
about some of our many upcoming past coe sponsored and cosponsored events:
- garden fest in bloom: a celebration of community and creativity — 5.3.25!
- a watershed moment: the second annual connecticut enviro summit
- spinning the wheel of change: the global language of enviro justice
- how to land a green gig: wes students share their stories
- performances celebrate, strengthen student-staff bonds
- where on earth symposium explores agency and improvisation
- food justice, solidarity in new london and beyond
- hundreds gather for pumpkin fest 2024
- workshop raises awareness of bipoc farming in ct
- planet vs. plastic: breaking free of a deadly convenience? — 4.22.24
- bailey coe hosts talk on political ecology in ancient china
- mobilizing power — 11.11.23
- where on earth are we going: knowing their place: rachel carson and the women who came before her — 10.28.23
- coe hosts urban farming workshop — 10.24.23
- greiner discusses relationship between redlining and co2 emissions — 10.10.23
- gray skies, warm cider, huge crowd: pumpkin fest 2023 — 10.14.23
- allison orr dance works book launch — 5.3.23
- coe hosts CT food justice gathering — 4.29.23
- ocean filibuster @ the cfa — may 4-6, 2023
- ritual senior painting exhibit by lex bryan ’23 — 4.19.23
- planar bodies art exhibit by lucy ward ’23 — 4.19.23
- a blackwater dive photo exhibit by lily zhang ’23 — 4.21.23
- the garden festival, presented by talia zitner ’23 — 4.21.23
- trees senior sculpture exhibit by michael eustace ’23 — 4.26.23
- ezkoktin tlalli photo exhibit by nelida samara zepeda ’23 — 4.26.23
- an evening with bryant terry — 3.29.23
- snow raven suor – olox on 11/20
- pumpkin fest 2022 on 10/29
- coe open house 10/17
- visualizing environmental change with diane burko on 3/2
- ukraine-russia crisis: livestream conversations 2/25, 3/4, 3/11
- atlas of the invisible with james cheshire and oliver uberti
- science in the wild with ulyana horodyskyj
- liz woolford’s party at the edge of the world
- wesleyan’s first bugsgiving
- human-wildlife conflict in pakistan: an anthropological perspective, with shafqat hussain
- where on earth are we going: recent glacier-related flood events in high mountain environments with alton c. byers
- wes celebrates the return of pumpkin fest!
- wagner explores climate policy through economic lens
- how to think like an afrofuturist with Ingrid lafleur
- near-earth space with moriba jah
- departure gates with asif siddiqi
- cops on mars with lucianne walkcowicz
- where on earth are we going: habitability and life on venus
- representing nature in 17th-century england
- what on earth are they saying: listening and learning beyond the human
- urban farming symposium educates and unites
- a perfect day for 2019 pumpkin fest
- wes community takes part in global climate strike
- spitzer ’68 shares lessons from the osprey garden
- jonas promotes one health approach to microbial threats
- stewart explores tipping points in annual earth week rant
- sunrise shines light on the green new deal
- parker committed to breaking down communication barriers in environmental journalism
- wisdom in the wilderness: terry tempest-williams @ wes
- sayet shares importance of revitalizing traditional foodways
- mcleod ’19 hosts bears ears exhibit and screening
- ucsb’s kuris discusses research
- coe celebrates schumann institute
- wesleyan’s 2018 pumpkin fest
- 2018 where on earth are we going symposium