| Overall Rating | Gold |
|---|---|
| Overall Score | 66.23 |
| Liaison | Jody Jones |
| Submission Date | March 18, 2024 |
Mount Royal University
EN-2: Student Orientation
| Status | Score | Responsible Party |
|---|---|---|
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2.00 / 2.00 |
Jorden
Dye Program Admin IES |
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Are the following students provided an opportunity to participate in orientation activities and programming that prominently include sustainability?:
| Yes or No | |
| First-year students | Yes |
| Transfer students | Yes |
| Entering graduate students | N/A - institution does not have graduate students |
Percentage of all entering students that are provided an opportunity to participate in orientation activities and programming that prominently include sustainability:
100
A brief description of how sustainability is included prominently in new student orientation :
Student Orientation is a two-day event that logistically explore sustainable practices to reduce waste and source locally. The event also provides information on environmental, social and economic sustainability in a variety of platforms.
- Compostable materials and local food sourced for events (4 food events for up to 2,000 people)
- Water trucks and reusable water bottles provided at large outdoor events
- Nearly all paper flyers/brochures banned from SWAG bags for students
- Do It Green, a third party environmental educational consultant was contracted to help divert waste from the landfill by educating new students on to properly sort and dispose of their waste
- Representatives on site from Waste Management that provided an interactive game to educate students about waste disposal and materials
- Student clubs focused on environmental, social and economic sustainability set-up on campus to recruit students share information about their cause at part of the Clubs and Campus expo
- Several workshops were hosted with content including mental health supports, diversity, consent, and supports for the LGBTQA+ community
- Training for all orientation leaders included information how to properly dispose of waste as well as consent, diversity and accessibility training
- The tour script for all students included the details about our waste management program and details of the LEEDS certified buildings
- Compostable materials and local food sourced for events (4 food events for up to 2,000 people)
- Water trucks and reusable water bottles provided at large outdoor events
- Nearly all paper flyers/brochures banned from SWAG bags for students
- Do It Green, a third party environmental educational consultant was contracted to help divert waste from the landfill by educating new students on to properly sort and dispose of their waste
- Representatives on site from Waste Management that provided an interactive game to educate students about waste disposal and materials
- Student clubs focused on environmental, social and economic sustainability set-up on campus to recruit students share information about their cause at part of the Clubs and Campus expo
- Several workshops were hosted with content including mental health supports, diversity, consent, and supports for the LGBTQA+ community
- Training for all orientation leaders included information how to properly dispose of waste as well as consent, diversity and accessibility training
- The tour script for all students included the details about our waste management program and details of the LEEDS certified buildings
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