An INCREDIBLY BUSY WEEK - MARK YOUR CALENDAR AND BE SURE TO Attend! 

Tuesday, April 19, 12:45-1:45 pm - join us for coffee in the Baker Cafe "Is there an 
Environmental Crisis?" Dr. Michael McKinney, Earth & Planetary Sciences professor and 
director of the Environmental Studies Program. BC READING ROOM

Tuesday, April 19, 4:00 PM -- Howard Baker Memorial Lecture - "Realizing a Hydrogen 
Society in Japan" Chairman Kazuo Furukawa, NEDO (New Energy & Industrial Technology 
Development Organization), one of the largest public research and global environmental 
programs in the Japan. NEDO has around 800 employees worldwide, a budget of $1.2 
billion, and offices worldwide, including in Washington, DC and Silicon Valley, California.

Thursday, April 21, 1-2:30 pm, E&E Forum with Dr. Virginia H. Dale, Oak Ridge National 
Laboratory. She is a Fellow and Director of the Center for BioEnergy Sustainability and 
will discuss sustainable bioenergy.

Friday, April 22, 3:30 pm - EARTH DAY - Baker Ambassadors present "Keeping Afloat:  
Water in a Changing World"  panel discussion on water issues from Flint to the ocean!

Sunday, APRIL 24, 1:30-4:30 pm  - DON'T MISS the HOWARD BAKER PUBLIC POLICY 
CHALLENGE FINALS!   - SEE Incredible work done by UT student teams tackling tough 
local and national issues!   Watch teams compete with their solutions to local and national 
policy issues and win CASH prizes! Judges:  Bill Lyons, Judge Pamela Reeves, Dr. Martha 
Buchanan, Don Barger and special guest from Governing online magazine - Julia Burrow!  
Come and join us! 

All in the Toyota Auditorium and all are free and open to the public!