The purpose of the Wind Generation Festival is to spread the excitement of the green movement at UNI. During the festival participants can play games, including miniature golf made from recycled material, win prizes, eat pizza and listen to speakers and live music. Organizations from campus and the community also will have "green" information available.
"We want students to hear about what is happening in their campus community, to spark some interest, and inspire students to get involved," says GreenProject UNI President Blake Argotsinger. "We want students to be the change, to know that their voices will be heard when it comes to bettering our campus."
4 p.m. Live music with The Stuffed Collective.
5 p.m. Cortney Schiappa, Green AmeriCorps supervisor.
5:30 p.m. Pete Olson, energy services manager, Cedar Falls Utilities.
6 p.m. Live music with Green's Island.
7 p.m. Bill Stigliani, professor, UNI Center for Energy & Environmental Education.
7:30 p.m. Jack Yates, professor of psychology at UNI, and member of UNI's Energy Conservation Committee.
8 p.m. Live music with Eli Kilburg
