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Search Calendar
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| Start Date and Time | Event Details | Location |
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| 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM | Club Promotion Days
Butte College is home to over 30 student clubs! Our club categories can be academic, social, athletic, cultural, political, or special interest. Join us in the Campus Center Quad to meet club representatives or learn how to start a Butte College club of your own! | Main Campus |
| 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM | (Cancelled) Cross-lateral Brain Hike
FLEX # 501.xx
Research has shown that cross-lateral movements (those which cross the mid-line) can stimulate blood flow to all regions of the brain increasing alertness and cohesive learning. It can also unify the cognitive and motor regions by increasing the number of synaptic connections. Come join Biology Instructor and Friends of the Refuge Advisor, Kelly Wood, for a cross-lateral hike out on the buttes of the Wildlife Refuge. During our hikes you can stimulate your brain while sharing innovative ideas and strategies with colleagues on how to keep life successful in and out of the classroom. Hikes will be held regularly on Tuesdays from 12:30 to 1:30pm. Meet at the concrete picnic bench in front of LS 108 (Life Sciences), be sure to bring sturdy shoes and water. | |
| 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | Permaculture Series: Urban Farming
FLEX # 600.29
Transform your lawn into a drought tolerant food garden using passive water irrigation while also creating habitat for pollinators and building biology. | |
| 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | Permaculture Workshop Series
This 3 part permaculture workshop series will teach ways to implement agricultural ecosystems that are sustainable and self-sufficient in your own backyard. The workshop will be led by local permaculture consultant and designer, Rosa Maicas. All workshops are free to Butte College students and staff. A minimal donation request for community members.
September 12: Urban Homesteading
Learn urban homesteading design solutions for small urban plots that will achieve maximum energy, food, and water resilience.
September 19: Drought Resilient Design
Learn to set-up water catchments, tanks, small ponds, rain gardens and grey water systems for your home and property.
September 26: Urban Farming
Transform your lawn into a drought tolerant food garden using passive water irrigation while also creating habitat for pollinators and building biology. | Chico |
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