Global Food Solutions Challenge
Date and time
Location
UC Davis Student Community Center
California Ave Davis, CA 95616Description
Learn about how climate change impacts food production. Dream up a blueprint that will move us toward a carbon neutral food supply chain. Win a chance to incubate your ideas at an all-expense-paid global food solutions conference in the spring.
Flex your creativity muscles, gain invaluable professional skills, and design real-world solutions!
Students of all disciplines are welcome.
Agenda
Welcome & Intro 5 min
Warm up 10 min
Connecting Carbon to Our Food Supply Chains 10 min
Climate Stories: Closer look at Corn 10 min
Case Studies 45 min
Report Out 15 min
Taking it Further 5 min
FAQs
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
If you're local, we encourage you to walk, bike, or take Unitrans. If driving, see the directions below.
The most convenient visitor parking for Student Community Center is the Visitor Parking Lot 40 and West Entry Parking Structure. The parking structure has meter parking on the first level with a change machine available near the elevator.
Daily permits can be purchased at the entrance to both the garage and lot 40. Park in posted areas/levels for visitors.
Parking costs $9 per day, Monday through Friday. Permits may be purchased from the dispensers in the parking lots. The machines will accept MasterCard or Visa credit cards.
Driving Directions
From Sacramento to the Pavilion Parking Structure
- Take Interstate 80 West to Highway 113 north exit.
- Exit on Hutchison Drive.
- Turn right on to Hutchison Drive.
- Turn left into the Parking Structure.
From San Francisco Bay Area to Visitor Parking Lot 40
- Take Interstate 80 East to Highway 113 north exit.
- Exit on Hutchison Drive.
- Turn right on to Hutchison Drive.
- Turn right into Parking Lot 40.
Note: Net Impact collects your registration information in order to confirm attendance. You will periodically receive emails about Net Impact and the event for which you are registered.
Organized by
Net Impact mobilizes new generations to use their skills and careers to drive transformational social and environmental change.
Net Impact is a global community of students and professionals who want to become the most effective change agents they can be. Our programs—delivered from our headquarters, as well as globally through our student and professional chapters—give our members the skills, experiences and connections that will allow them to have the greatest impact now and throughout their careers.
Over 100,000 strong, we take on social challenges, protect the environment, invent new products and orient business toward the greater good. In short, we help our members turn their passions into a lifetime of world-changing action.