There are a lot of ways to get involved with the campus sustainability movement, from becoming an Environmental Studies major to joining a 'green' student group to becoming a sustainability fellow or EcoRep. The Office of Sustainability is a small office with big goals! We seek to provide opportunities for students to learn about, engage with, and test solutions towards fostering and developing more sustainable communities!
Come work at the Book & Plow Farm to gain basic farming skills and have full access to how we grow vegetables: ask questions, make observations, offer suggestions and test ideas!
The Student Fellows Program is one of the Office of Sustainability's flagship student programs and engages students in real world, campus and community sustainability internships, with offerings during the summer and the academic year.
The EcoReps program is the main catalyst for sustainable behavior change. This residential peer to peer student sustainability education program is aimed at infusing sustainable living and lifestyle choices into the residential life experience.
The Global Sustainability Fellows Program is a joint program with the Office of Global Education that allows students studying away the chance to research and write blogs about key sustainability issues and experiences in their host community.