PAC 481, Intersession: "The Energy Decade: Food, Resources and Environment in the 1980s" (March 14-21, 1981) consists of brochures, programs, a readings book entitled, "Food, Resources, and the Environment in the 1980's," and a description of the video program: "Season of the Sangamon". Also included are 11 3/4" U-matic video tapes of guest speakers: Robert Engler, who spoke on the petroleum industry and energy conservation after the nuclear age, Winona LaDuke, who spoke on the pollution of Indian reservation lands with uranium mining, Wilson Clark, who spoke on the adaptation of energy conservation used in European countries for the U.S., Douglas Ensminger, who spoke on the need for expanding food resources, Kirkpatrick Sale, who spoke on the need for developing alternatives to petroleum and nuclear power as energy sources, Eleanor Humes Haney, who spoke on energy conservation from a feminist perspective, and Valerie Pope Ludlum on the "solarization" of poor communities. The sessions also featured SSU faculty members Luther Skelton (as primary mediator), David Hilligoss, James Stewart, John Munkirs, and Wilma Scott Heide, who also served as a mediator.