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Snapshot in campus history
Temple University Ambler holds its first EarthFest celebration in April 2003, which welcomed 1,500 visitors. Today EarthFest is visited by about 10,000 students, parents, and school teachers. EarthFest 2008 will be held on Friday, April 25.

Welcome Alumni!

Temple University Ambler has an active, diverse community of alumni and friends. As a member of that community, we encourage you to take part in Ambler events, to keep us informed of where you are, what you are doing, and how we can best serve your interests.

Our Mission

The mission of the Office of Development and Alumni
Affairs is to create an always-open bridge between the campus and our alumni and friends.

Over 1,500 of our alums are graduates from the Ambler College (the home of horticulture, landscape architecture, and planning degree programs), while more than 12,000 campus alums are graduates from other Temple degree programs who have taken 50% or more of their courses
at the Ambler campus.

Whether you are an Ambler College or Ambler campus alum, this is your online resource for news, alumni
updates, and campus events.

 

Coming up at Ambler

Ambler Campus Career Fair

Thursday, April 3, 2 to 5 p.m., Learning Center and Dining Center

Whether seeking a full-time or part-time job, summer work, or an internship, Ambler students will find employers interested in hiring at the 2008 Ambler Campus Career Fair. The Criminal Justice Society will also host a special panel discussion from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Bright Hall Lounge featuring employers who will offer professional advice and insights. Information: 267-468-8200.

Second Annual Shoemaker Spring House Woods Spring Clean-Up

Friday, April 4, 10 a.m. to Noon, Shoemaker House

We will be cutting invasive vegetation and cleaning up the woods in preparation for environmental restoration. Wear your work clothes and bring loppers, shovels, hatchets, and your favorite tools for cutting and digging. This activity is sponsored by the Ambler Campus Sustainability Council. Information:
267-468-8301 or dhowe@temple.edu.

Jenny Rose Carey - "How Green is Your Garden?"

Wednesday, April 9, 7:30 p.m., Learning Center Auditorium

Join Temple University Ambler Landscape Arboretum Director Jenny Rose Carey as she presents “How green is your garden? Simple and Effective tips for a Healthy Planet.” Carey will share easy workable tips that you can use to be an environmentally friendly gardener. This program is part of the Ambler Campus Spring Cultural Affairs Series. For more information, visit www.ambler.temple.edu/culturalseries.

More events here

 

Alumni News

Elizabeth Holtzman speaks about the "Role of Women in Politics" at Temple University Ambler

Boyer College of Music and Dance continues concert series April 22

Temple University Ambler announces Spring 2008 Cultural Affairs Series

Community Engagement at Temple University Ambler

More news here


The Rambler

In this issue:

Temple Infant Lab: Where Children Teach Adults

Dr. James W. Hilty:
Charting Ambler's Future

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Rambler Magazine Fall 2006