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Freshmen orientation week is back! Living sustainably and caring for our environment on campus has never been easier. You can start by breaking free from disposable plastic, visit miami.edu/plasticfree. If you feel you can do more and want to get involved, visit miami.edu/getinvolved.
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Students
Student residents are invited to discard their alkaline single use batteries in the Green Box provided by the Green Committee at your residence frontdesk. Green boxes are not available everywhere. To learn more, contact Sabrina Ullman
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If you are a graduate student who cares about our environment, join the Green Grad Group. Located on the Coral Gables campus, the organization is welcoming any school, as long as you are ready to help. From volunteering, project management, advocacy, or educational outreach, everybody can participate! Contact Kenya Rothstein for more information
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Miami Business School is leading the charge on sustainability: a new Sustainability Club is open to any MBS graduate student. For more information please contact Ivette Acevedo
This Spring, undergraduate students are encouraged to take BSL 306- Introduction to Corporate Sustainability, visit http://bulletin.miami.edu/courses-az/bsl/
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Green tour of our main campus
No matter what class you're teaching this semester, our Green U tour will inspire your students. They will have a chance to learn, get involved, and see our campus like never before. You can tailor the tour according to your class need: Start at Stanford Circle in front of our ECO tree, a symbol of students commitment to nature preservation and the environment [...] Stop by the LEED Platinum Frost Building and learn about its green features... Schedule your next tour now with greenu@miami.edu
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Sustainability Attribute
The Spring 2019 Cane Link catalog features 50 classes from all schools and colleges with the "Sustainability" attribute. It allows students to search for courses with a sustainability focus or content, and apply to the Sustainability Certificate administered by the Ecosystem Science and Policy (ECS) program. If you are a faculty member and are interested in integrating sustainability content in your curriculum, please contact greenu@miami.edu.
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