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NSU Libraries to hold Earth Day Week Events April 17-21

Tahlequah, Okla. — Northeastern State University Libraries will celebrate Earth Day with a week of events from April 17 to 21.

Various faculty members will lead different events during NSU’s Earth Day Week in an effort to inform students and community members of environmental issues and topics, while also bringing a fun and adventurous spirit to environmental protection.

NSU Libraries Earth Day & Sustainability Committee Chair SophiaBeverley Threatt said celebrating Earth Day provides individuals with a unique chance to reflect on their own human footprint, celebrate the efforts of environmentalists and Earth activists and become aware of ways to protect and preserve the natural resources humanity relies upon.

“Student participation and attendance at these events are highly recommended,” Threatt said. “Many of the speakers will be able to provide information about ways where students can become involved with different areas or organizations concerning ways to contribute to celebrating the Earth and becoming better stewards going forward.”

Unless otherwise noted, all events will be held in person in the John Vaughan Library Room 105 and via Zoom using the links below:

The John Vaughan Library will be displaying information on environmental protection throughout the week.

“Earth Day is a way we can celebrate and honor our home and inspire each other to do our best to protect the environment in whatever shape that takes,” Hallman said. “Earth Day is a moment in which we can reflect on how our actions and decisions impact our home.”

All activities are free and open to the public. For more information, contact SophiaBeverley Threatt at threatt@nsuok.edu or visit the NSU Libraries page for Earth Day Week at https://library.nsuok.edu/earthday.