The official podcast of the University of St. Thomas Neighborhood Relations in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Here, there are updates to the campus neighborhood, information that neighborhood students need to know, and much more!
Chris Wright brings Amy Gage, director of Neighbor Relations, on for the very first segment of "Ask Amy". Today, they talk about Green Move-out, an initiative that focuses on sustainability and being thoughtful towards others as a good neighbor.
For more information, email Amy at agage@stthomas.edu, or text her at (612)-381-4110.
Visit our website: http://www.stthomas.edu/neighbors/ (https://www.stthomas.edu/neighbors/)
Map to donation sites around campus: https://www.stthomas.edu/media/neighborhoodrelations/pdf/DonationBinLocations_2021.pdf (https://www.stthomas.edu/media/neighborhoodrelations/pdf/DonationBinLocations_2021.pdf)
List of nonprofits for ridding yourself of junk: https://www.stthomas.edu/media/neighborhoodrelations/pdf/Donate_Dispose_Recycle_2021.pdf (https://www.stthomas.edu/media/neighborhoodrelations/pdf/Donate_Dispose_Recycle_2021.pdf)
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30 Apr 2021
Episode 3: Reuben Collins on Scooters in the Neighborhood
Chris Wright and Amy Gage, Director of Neighborhood Relations, talk to Reuben Collins about scooters in the neighborhood? How and where can they be used? What are the benefits? What are some safety concerns and measures that should be kept in mind? These questions and more will all be answered.
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22 Apr 2021
Episode 2: Stian Kvaal on Energy Conservation
Co-hosts Chris Wright and Connor Kratzke are pleased to introduce the very first episode of "What's Up, Neighbor?" where they talk about energy conservation. Stian Kvaal, from the Office of Sustainable Initiatives, is the featured guest that is here to talk about energy audits, energy conservation, and composting. This week is sustainability week; and this month is sustainability month.
Time Stamps:
Intro: 0:15
Energy Saving Tips: 4:37
Composting: 9:16
Virtual Home Audits: 12:24
Closing thoughts: 17:57
Useful Links:
Office of Sustainability Initiates website: https://www.stthomas.edu/osi/ (https://www.stthomas.edu/osi/)
Office of Sustainability Initiates Instagram: @ust_scp (https://www.instagram.com/ust_scp/)
Request a compost bin: https://one.stthomas.edu/news/89843/request-a-compost-bin (https://one.stthomas.edu/news/89843/request-a-compost-bin)
Information on Energy Audits: https://cubminnesota.org/consumer-resources/saving-money/ (https://cubminnesota.org/consumer-resources/saving-money/)
Energy saving tips: https://cubminnesota.org/library/seasonal-energy-tips/ (https://cubminnesota.org/library/seasonal-energy-tips/)
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12 Apr 2021
Episode 1: STEP Program for Living in the Neighborhood
Co-hosts Chris Wright and Connor Kratzke are pleased to present the first ever episode of "What's Up, Neighbor?", the podcast meant to bring neighborhood students together and provide the information necessary for them to thrive. In this episode, they introduce the podcast, and talk about the Student Tenant Education Program (STEP). This event will take place on Wednesday, April 14 at 6:30 P.M. This is an important event to go to whether you live in the neighborhood, will be living in the neighborhood, or are simply thinking about doing so. For the Zoom link, email Amy Gage, director of Neighborhood Relations at agage@stthomas.edu.
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