Host a 5K - "Run Like There's KNOW TOMORROW"

KNOW TOMORROW Photo Booth

• Encourage students to stop at KNOW TOMORROW “photo booth” and take a photo holding a #KnowTomorrow sign and unique prop, i.e. beach ball, hat and gloves, etc.

• Serve snow cones 

• Live Weather Channel or local weather reports from campus; promo mentions week leading up inviting community to come KNOW TOMORROW

• Solar-powered popcorn or smoothie maker

• Create Spotify playlist featuring local campus bands 

• Host group wear KNOW TOMORROW t-shirts week leading up to October 2

• Rent large bubble maker to represent cleaning the planet 

• KNOW TOMORROW Musical Entertainment
   

  • Hire local, popular band(s) to perform a free concert

  • School marching band performances

  • Hip Hop Climate Change rap contest

  • Student artistic performances related to climate change, i.e. interpretative dance, symphony, etc.
     

  • All could include the following:

    • Local scientist emcee event and share facts throughout concert

    • KNOW TOMORROW provided slideshow of facts/photos that scrolls on a stage backdrop
       

• KNOW TOMORROW Discussion with Scientists
   

  • Invite local scientist to be part of student moderated discussion. Panel members could include University’s Chief Sustainability Officer and local meteorologist. 

  • Have panelists take group selfie from stage; post to social channels
     

• KNOW TOMORROW Energy Ride
   

  • Partner with local spin studios to host non-stop spin classes on campus. Partner with science/engineering departments to determine way to use energy from bikes to power something that can be tracked all day.

  • Partner with Global Inheritance to bring energy playgrounds to college campuses
     

• KNOW TOMORROW Online Chat
   

  • National live Twitter chat with Bill Nye the Science guy

  • Local Twitter chats with meteorologists

  • Google hangout that is campus simulcast
     

• KNOW TOMORROW Trivia Night with climate change focus