Everyone's Earth at the University of Utah

Everyone's Earth at the University of Utah Everyone's Earth (formerly Inclusive Earth) encourages unity and belonging within the College of Mines and Earth Sciences at the University of Utah.

TODAY: pumpkin carving in the FASB Rock Garden! We've got free pumpkins, carving tools, warm beverages, and snacks!! We'...
10/24/2023

TODAY: pumpkin carving in the FASB Rock Garden! We've got free pumpkins, carving tools, warm beverages, and snacks!! We'll be out there 11 to 1.

Join us on Tuesday, October 24th, for pumpkin carving in the FASB Rock Garden! Stop by any time between 11 am and 1 pm t...
10/06/2023

Join us on Tuesday, October 24th, for pumpkin carving in the FASB Rock Garden! Stop by any time between 11 am and 1 pm to carve a pumpkin and enjoy warm drinks. Pumpkins and other supplies will be provided.

Join us for a Networking and Resume Mixer next Wednesday, April 5 from 5 to 6:30 PM in FASB 303. There will be pizza!Fil...
03/29/2023

Join us for a Networking and Resume Mixer next Wednesday, April 5 from 5 to 6:30 PM in FASB 303. There will be pizza!

Fill out this form to let us know if you are interested https://forms.gle/urrfnAix6iZrkGJC7.

Everyone is welcome to join, and you do not have to stay for the whole event. There are also a limited number of spots available to have a professional review your resume, please sign up through the form.

Join Inclusive Earth next Wednesday, October 26th, for apple pressing and pumpkin carving! We will be in the FASB Rock G...
10/20/2022

Join Inclusive Earth next Wednesday, October 26th, for apple pressing and pumpkin carving! We will be in the FASB Rock Garden from 2 to 4 pm. Please bring your own container for apple juice, but all other supplies will be provided.

Do you have a fruit tree? Bring in any extra fruit to press!

If you know in advance that you want to carve a pumpkin, please let us know by filling out this short form https://forms.gle/p5VSkvRduPkAnZzK7. This is not required to participate though.

It's a beautiful day for a BBQ! We're just south of the volley ball courts at Liberty Park. Things offically start at 5 ...
09/23/2022

It's a beautiful day for a BBQ! We're just south of the volley ball courts at Liberty Park. Things offically start at 5 pm and we'll be here until ~7:30

Please join Inclusive Earth for a relaxed BBQ this Friday at Liberty Park!If you'd like to bring something to share, hav...
09/21/2022

Please join Inclusive Earth for a relaxed BBQ this Friday at Liberty Park!

If you'd like to bring something to share, have dietary restrictions, or have questions, let us know using this form https://forms.gle/T8SAdwX4JCPdGptb7.

When: Friday, September 23. We will have the grills going at 5 pm, but feel free to join at your convenience. We will conclude at roughly 7:30 PM but may stay longer depending on interest, weather, lighting, etc. We will share updates via our social media.

Where: We plan to set up in the northeast corner of Liberty Park, and the exact location will be shared on our social media.

What will be provided: Grills, charcoal, utensils, tables, some food & drinks (with vegan and vegetarian options).

What to bring: Any additional food or drinks you would like or would like to share, camping chairs or blankets, and lawn games.

Partners, children, and dogs are welcome to join!

Pictures from Finals Succ, IE Trucks. Thank you to our great IE officers and members, Alysha, Sam, and Mani. Thanks, eve...
04/27/2022

Pictures from Finals Succ, IE Trucks. Thank you to our great IE officers and members, Alysha, Sam, and Mani. Thanks, everyone, for joining us! All your inputs made it much more lovely. Hope to see you all at IE's next event.

Inclusive Earth Python Pals (Friday, 1-2 pm)Inclusive Earth recognizes that programming is the lingua franca of the 21st...
04/20/2022

Inclusive Earth Python Pals (Friday, 1-2 pm)

Inclusive Earth recognizes that programming is the lingua franca of the 21st century's STEM workforce. Therefore, IE is proud to preset the CMES network Python Pals.

Python Pals is a group that meets every Friday from 1-2 pm to showcase research solutions powered by programming. We are inclusive of all languages, but are particularly interested in recruiting those interested in streaming their workflows within Python. We Strongly recommend prior programming experience and some proficiency in Python, but for those looking to get started, we can point you to resources.

Welcome to our PyPals! 💯🤛

POSTPONED: Finals Succ, IE Trucks (Tuesday, April 26th)Our Finals Succ, IE Trucks event has been postponed due to the we...
04/20/2022

POSTPONED: Finals Succ, IE Trucks (Tuesday, April 26th)

Our Finals Succ, IE Trucks event has been postponed due to the weather and shipping delays. Please join us on Tuesday, April 26th from 11:30am-1:30pm in the FASB Rock Garden to paint flowerpots, receive a succulent for your home, and eat some delicious free food!

Join us on Friday (04/22, 11:30 am) for the Inclusive Earth "Finals Succ, but IE Trucks". You don't want to miss the cut...
04/18/2022

Join us on Friday (04/22, 11:30 am) for the Inclusive Earth "Finals Succ, but IE Trucks". You don't want to miss the cute succulents and fun time painting your flowerpots. Let's grab some Falafel and cheer for the spring! See you on Friday at the FASB Rock Gardon!

If you are preparing for the finals, you are not alone! Come join us for the last study hall for this semester meet up w...
12/08/2021

If you are preparing for the finals, you are not alone! Come join us for the last study hall for this semester meet up with your mates and treat yourself with coffee & pastries. Looking forward to seeing you on Friday (12/10, 2:30 - 4:30 pm) at FASB 104 🥳

Hi Inclusive Earthers! This month is Native American Heritage Month. At the University of Utah, we must acknowledge that...
11/18/2021

Hi Inclusive Earthers! This month is Native American Heritage Month. At the University of Utah, we must acknowledge that the land we live and work on, which is named for the Ute Tribe, is the traditional and ancestral homeland of the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute, and Ute Tribes. For this week's Reading Club post, we will be reading an essay titled "Understanding Our Environment Requires an Indigenous Worldview" by Raychelle Daniel. Here are three important points, although we highly recommend reading the entirety of the essay:

Recently, there is more interest in including indigenous knowledge in the development of scientific research, policies, and natural resource management. However, it is contradictory to integrate indigenous knowledge inside a framework and worldview that was developed outside of an indigenous worldview. Doing so loses valuable information and concepts.
We need an equitable approach to including indigenous knowledge, and one way to do this is to have a location-based approach that brings together governing agencies and indigenous communities, as opposed to a decision being made for a community from thousands of kilometers away.
Another way to ensure equitable inclusion of indigenous knowledge is to create spaces for indigenous peoples to participate throughout a research project or the process of federal resource management, and an expert indigenous knowledge holder contributing to a project should have their contribution recognized and valued in proposals.

As always, let us know your thoughts, comments, and recommendations for future readings!

Link to essay: https://eos.org/opinions/understanding-our-environment-requires-an-indigenous-worldview

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