Good afternoon! The following is a list of Energy & Environmental programs we will offer 
this fall. I have also attached a PDF of all of our events.  We hope you can join us!  Also, 
a couple of announcements -- 

The Toyota will serve as an early voting site for any 
registered Knox County voter, Oct. 31- Nov. 3. For those in Precincts 10S & 10W, we are 
your voting site also on Nov. 8, Election Day. We have also launched a friendly 
competition with the Bob Graham Center at the University of Florida to register the most 
students to vote. So, if you know of any students not registered, a form and box are 
located in our building and we will host several voter registration drives, plus an online 
option Turbovote. We will mail them in for you UNTIL Oct. 4, our deadline to make sure 
they reach the appropriate office before the Oct. 11 Deadline. 

Join us next week for a Baker Cafe on influence and power in politics - Aug. 29, 12:15-
1:15 pm 
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Fall 2016 E&E Events 
All events are held in the Toyota Auditorium at the Baker Center, unless noted otherwise

Events Are Free & Open to the Public!

Thursday, October 20, 1-2:30 pm – E&E FORUM: An Ethical, Sustainable Energy Industry, 
Interdisciplinary panel moderated by Becky Jacobs, Waller Lansden Distinguished 
Professor of Law, University of Tennessee

Monday, Oct. 24, 1-2:30 pm - E&E FORUM:  Republicans, Democrats and Sustainability:  
Recovering Bipartisan Environmental Politics, Eban Goodstein, PhD, Bard Center for 
Environmental Policy, Bard College, New York

Monday, Oct. 24, 3:30 pm – How to Get a Job Saving the Planet: Sustainability Leadership 
Careers in NGO’s, Business and Policy – Eban Goodstein, PhD, Bard College for 
Environmental Policy

Thursday, October 27, 1-2:30 pm – E&E FORUM:  Energy Policy and the Next President, 
Peter Z. Grossman, Clarence Efroymson Professor of Economics, Butler University
Thursday, October 27, 3-5 pm – Analyzing the Process of Energy Policy: Why policy 
responses to the same problems differ among countries, Peter Z. Grossman, Clarence 
Efroymson Professor of Economics, Butler University & Lorna A. Greening, Baker Center 
Energy and Environment Fellow

Monday, Oct. 31 – Thursday, Nov. 3 – Early VOTING Knox County - in the TOYOTA

Thursday, Nov. 17, 1-2:30 pm – E&E FORUM: Forest Management within the Context of 
Environmental Change, Zhao Ma, Associate Professor of Forestry & Natural Resources, 
Purdue University