Past Events

Sponsored by the Lebermann Foundation, Pizza & Politics invites you to an enriching experience where you'll have the exclusive opportunity to speak directly with influential speakers who shape our society. Dive into thought-provoking discussions on pressing issues and enjoy free pizza, all while connecting with fellow college students who share your passion for civic engagement.

The General Meetings of the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists. These meetings are open to the public and pertain to the post undergraduate life of students in grad school, industry, or public work.

Allied Scholars for Animal Protection at The University of Texas at Austin General Meeting

Learn about the Sustainable Investing Group and get questions answered prior to the September 10th deadline to apply.

The Social Entrepreneurship Learning Lab (SELL) Ideator Fellowship is an 8-week program designed to teach UT Austin undergraduate students about social entrepreneurship and guide them through the social impact research and ideation processes. Applications for Fall are due Sept. 9.

The Sustainability Investment Group (SIG) is a student-run organization dedicated to exploring and promoting the intersection of sustainability and business. All majors are encouraged to apply by Sept. 10. Got questions? Get them answered at this info session or email team@texassig.org.

Plant, harvest, compost, weed, mulch, and beautify the Microfarm during these fun weekly volunteering sessions!

Learn about the Sustainable Investing Group and get questions answered prior to the September 10th deadline to apply.

This talk from Brian C. Prest, director of the Social Cost of Carbon Initiative, kicks off a Fall seminar series on Environmental and Energy Economics and Policy, hosted by the LBJ School of Public Affairs, McCombs School of Business, and the Department of Economics in the College of Liberal Arts.

The LBJ School, UT Economics, and the McCombs department of Business, Government and Society will be hosting an Environmental Economics research series over the course of the Fall 2024 semester.