SCHEDULE
3:00 pm: Welcome/opening prayer
3:30 pm: Keynote speaker: Dr. David DeCosse
"'The Sounds of Nature, Climate Change, and the Contemplative Urgency of 'Laudato Si'"
4:30 pm: Introductions; team-building activity / design challenge with prizes
5:15 pm: Introduce the Conference Project/ Product
5:45 pm: Happy Hour/ Wine and Cheese
6:30 pm: Dinner
7:45 pm: Closing Reflection / Evening prayer/ Announce Evening Entertainment Options
8:00 pm: Free time
8:00 am: Breakfast
8:30 am: Mass in the Mission Church
9:10 am : Breakfast continued
9:30 am: Faculty Presentation 7: Dr. Sarah Robinson-Bertoni “Cultivating the Person Rooted in Place: Laudato Si, Comparative Religion, and Environmental Wholeness"
10:00 am: Finish master plan/ masterpiece & Collaborative Team Problem-solving
11:00 am: Plant and Publish Your Seed
11:50 am: Complete evaluation
12:00 pm: Lunch/ Closing prayer/send off
8:00am: Breakfast
9:00 am: Faculty Presentation 1: Dr. Edwin Maurer "Designing infrastructure for a warming planet"
9:30 am: World Café / Small Group Session
10:20 am BREAK
10:30 am: Panel discussion with Dr. Berkes, Fr. Kim, Dr. Farnsworth, Dr. Green, Dr. Popper Sustainability Takeaways & Challenges of Laudato Si
11:30 am: High School Presentation 2: Andra Yeghoian, MBA “Responding to the Call for Action: Operationalizing Sustainability Values”
12:00 pm: Lunch
1:00 pm: Collaborative Team - to discuss “seed" project / problem solving
2:30 pm: Faculty Presentation 3: Dr. Iris Stewart-Frey “And not a drop to drink....adjusting to changes in water supplies in the 21st century”
3:00 pm: Faculty Presentation 4: Dr. Bill Sundstrom "Valuing our Common Home: Economic Reflections on Laudato Si'."
3:30 pm: Faculty Presentation 5: Tseming Yang, J.D. "The Take-away of the Paris Climate Accord."
6:00 pm: Dinner
7:00 pm: Closing Reflection / Evening prayer/ Announce Evening Entertainment Options
8:00 pm: Social night in Locatelli: 80's Karaoke Night!