DCOC will be partnering with Cricle-K and EarthNow on campus to help out the Heberlig Palmer Park Spring Spruce up this Saturday at 9am! Meet at 8:40am in the HUB to walk together as a group.
See that attached flyer for more details.
Email: sweetens@dickinson and kochtitw@dickinson.edu with questions regarding our attendance with this event. Email brenda.landis@gmail.com with questions regarding the event.
Hope to see you out there!
After the WFA class is over Sam Kilburn and Wes Lickus will lead a crew on a sunset hike in partnership with CSE to celebrate the end of the energy challenge and the theme of the last week, power down and go outside. Vans will leave as soon as the WFA class lets out for the day, time to be determined. We will post when we have more details.
Email outingclub@dickinson.edu with questions.
There will be 12 spots for this trip.
Have you always wanted to try to go on longer bike rides? Tired of just biking around campus? Here is your opportunity to get out there!
Sunday, April 6, Tyce Herrman (Dickinson College Center for Sustainability Education) is partnering with DCOC to provide bike training for people who want to take their skills to the next level and be ready for one of the best events of the year- the Bike to Farm Potluck on April 27th! Tyce has years of cycling and cycling education experience, including a cross-country cycling trip in 2012.
Participants will be biking on-road. The scheduled training and ride will be a maximum of 1 hour and a maximum of 5 miles, but participants are encouraged to ride longer and further with Tyce as their time and abilities allow.
Please meet outside DPS at 2pm for the trip.
A bike is not necessary for this trip, but if you have your own, you should bring it. You can borrow a Red Bike from DPS if you do not have your own (Tyce will help you take care of this on Saturday). Max capacity of 10 individuals for this trip.
Please email herrmant@dickinson.edu or outingclub@dickinson.edu with questions.
When you sign up, please include your name, phone number and if you will need a bike.
Have you wanted to learn how to ride a bike, but have never had the time or a teacher? Here is your opportunity!
Saturday, April 5, Tyce Herrman (Dickinson College Center for Sustainability Education) is partnering with DCOC to provide bike training for people who want to learn to bike especially in preparation for the bike to farm potluck. Tyce has years of cycling and cycling education experience, including a cross-country cycling trip in 2012.
Please meet outside DPS at 2pm for the trip.
A bike is not necessary for this trip, but if you have your own, you should bring it. You can borrow a Red Bike from DPS if you do not have your own (Tyce will help you take care of this on Saturday). The training will last a maximum of 1 hour, but participants are encouraged to stay longer as their time and abilities allow. Max capacity of 10 individuals.
Please email herrmant@dickinson.edu or outingclub@dickinson.edu with questions.
When you sign up, please include your name, phone number and if you will need a bike.
The hike will leave from the Kaufman parking lot at 2:30pm. Please come a few minutes early so that we can leave on time. Juno and Kelsey will be leading this hike to Pole’s steeple. Email Juno<zhud@dickinson.edu> and Kelsey <johnsoks@dickinson.edu>with questions.
**PLEASE NOTE THIS TRIP IS NOW ON SUNDAY!**
DCOC will be going climbing in Rockville, Maryland at Earth Treks Climbing Center.
This is considered to be one of the best climbing gyms in the world. Check out their website for more details.
It will be about a 2 hour drive there, so you all will want to leave early.
This trip will be led by Rebekah Samuels.