Campus Sustainability

Individual Course Examples

Courses on sustainability issues are in virtually every department and program on campus. Here is just a sample.

Highlighted Course for Fall 2009:

The Sustainable University EN 103

This course explores both the theory and practice of sustainability and sustainable development by examining the role of the university in promoting a sustainability transition.  Read more about EN 103.

The Sustainable University EN 103 Final Reports

These final reports are collaborative efforts detailing the work of undergraduate students at Clark University enrolled, during the past three years.  In addition to reading and writing about the challenges of sustainability and the role of the university in promoting sustainable practices in society, the students in this course engaged directly with the challenges associated with promoting sustainable behavior and fostering institutional and social change through team projects right here on the Clark campus. The reports are a culmination and summary of the team projects that students developed.

Click here to view the report from 2008.

Click here to view the report from 2007.

And click here to view the recycling infrastructure team’s excel spreadsheet of the campus inventory they conducted of recycling bins which details location, labeling, and proximity to trash bins of paper and container receptacles (This is an Appendix attachment to the 2007 Final Report).

Click here to view the report from the class in 2006.
 

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