Overall Rating | Silver - expired |
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Overall Score | 53.62 |
Liaison | Michael Kensler |
Submission Date | Jan. 11, 2016 |
Executive Letter | Download |
Auburn University
EN-4: Outreach Materials and Publications
Status | Score | Responsible Party |
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2.00 / 2.00 |
Jennifer
Morse Administrator: Outreach and Communications Office of Sustainability |
Does the institution produce the following outreach materials and/or publications that foster sustainability learning and knowledge? :
Yes or No | |
A central sustainability website that consolidates information about the institution’s sustainability efforts | Yes |
A sustainability newsletter | Yes |
Social media platforms that focus specifically on campus sustainability | Yes |
A vehicle to publish and disseminate student research on sustainability | No |
Building signage that highlights green building features | Yes |
Food service area signage and/or brochures that include information about sustainable food systems | Yes |
Signage on the grounds about sustainable groundskeeping and/or landscaping strategies employed | Yes |
A sustainability walking map or tour | Yes |
A guide for commuters about how to use alternative methods of transportation | Yes |
Navigation and educational tools for bicyclists and pedestrians | Yes |
A guide for green living and incorporating sustainability into the residential experience | Yes |
Regular coverage of sustainability in the main student newspaper, either through a regular column or a reporter assigned to the sustainability beat | Yes |
Other sustainability publications or outreach materials not covered above | Yes |
A brief description of the central sustainability website:
The website URL for the central sustainability website:
A brief description of the sustainability newsletter:
The website URL for the sustainability newsletter:
A brief description of the social media platforms that focus specifically on campus sustainability:
The website URL of the primary social media platform that focuses on sustainability:
A brief description of the vehicle to publish and disseminate student research on sustainability:
The website URL for the vehicle to publish and disseminate student research on sustainability:
A brief description of building signage that highlights green building features :
The website URL for building signage that highlights green building features :
A brief description of food service area signage and/or brochures that include information about sustainable food systems:
The website URL for food service area signage and/or brochures that include information about sustainable food systems:
A brief description of signage on the grounds about sustainable groundskeeping and/or landscaping strategies:
The website URL for signage on the grounds about sustainable groundskeeping and/or landscaping strategies:
A brief description of the sustainability walking map or tour:
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A brief description of the guide for commuters about how to use alternative methods of transportation:
The website URL for the guide for commuters about how to use alternative methods of transportation:
A brief description of the navigation and educational tools for bicyclists and pedestrians:
The website URL for navigation and educational tools for bicyclists and pedestrians:
A brief description of the guide for green living and incorporating sustainability into the residential experience:
The website URL for the guide for green living and incorporating sustainability into the residential experience:
A brief description of regular coverage of sustainability in the main student newspaper, either through a regular column or a reporter assigned to the sustainability beat:
The website URL for regular coverage of sustainability in the main student newspaper, either through a regular column or a reporter assigned to the sustainability beat:
A brief description of another sustainability publication or outreach material not covered above (1st material):
Each month the Office of Sustainability hosts a structured conversation on a specific sustainability-related topic. Topics may focus on campus-specific issues or they may be regional, national, or global in scale.
The format of Campus Conversations is to introduce a topic through prepared comments by someone with topical expertise, and then engage people in attendance to have small group and large group conversations around thoughtful questions related to that topic. The intent is to more fully involve everyone in attendance to explore important and timely questions, and to trigger thoughtful conversations that continue and spread beyond the confines of each gathering.
Campus Conversations has covered such topics as electronic waste, sustainability and Auburn University values, the role of higher education in creating engaged citizens, stream restoration initiatives on campus, and world hunger.
Campus conversations are open to all.
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Does the institution produce another sustainability publication or outreach material not covered above? (3rd material):
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Does the institution produce another sustainability publication or outreach material not covered above? (8th material):
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Data source(s) and notes about the submission:
alternative transport are actually mentioned on the following sites: http://wp.auburn.edu/sustainability/transport-guide/, http://wp.auburn.edu/sustainability/learn/living-au/, http://wp.auburn.edu/sustainability/learn/workingau/, http://www.auburn.edu/administration/parking_transit/parking/index.php
Additional Green Living opportunity at: http://wp.auburn.edu/sustainability/learn/living-au/
Additional dining resource: http://www.auburn.edu/administration/auxiliary_services/dining/
alternative transport are actually mentioned on the following sites: http://wp.auburn.edu/sustainability/transport-guide/, http://wp.auburn.edu/sustainability/learn/living-au/, http://wp.auburn.edu/sustainability/learn/workingau/, http://www.auburn.edu/administration/parking_transit/parking/index.php
Additional Green Living opportunity at: http://wp.auburn.edu/sustainability/learn/living-au/
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