Overall Rating | Silver - expired |
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Overall Score | 59.78 |
Liaison | Joseph Wasylycia-Leis |
Submission Date | March 1, 2019 |
Executive Letter | Download |
University of Winnipeg
AC-8: Campus as a Living Laboratory
Status | Score | Responsible Party |
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2.80 / 4.00 |
Joseph
Wasylycia-Leis Campus Sustainability Coordinator Campus Sustainability Office |
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Air & Climate
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Air & Climate:
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Buildings
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Buildings:
A geography professor worked with a graduate student to do a life cycle analysis of the new biomass system.
Energy
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Energy:
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Food & Dining
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Food & Dining:
With funds from the EcoGrant, a student established a seed library and demonstration garden to increase food security on campus and in the community. Plans are in place to include the seed library in the next round of greenhouse renovations, located in the main lending library.
Grounds
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Grounds:
A student in the annual Campus Sustainability Course conducted a feasibility study on green roof development on main campus.
Purchasing
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Purchasing:
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Transportation
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Transportation:
As part of the Campus Sustainability Course, a student conducted a feasibility study to determine the economic and environmental outcomes of installing solar panels on the University's Bike Lab.
Waste
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Waste:
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Water
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Water:
As part of the Campus Sustainability Course, an environmental studies student worked with the facilities department to write a history of storm water management at the university and make recommendations for continued improvements on campus.
Coordination & Planning
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Coordination & Planning:
As part of the Campus Sustainability Course, a geography student created an outline for a General Sustainability Requirement for the Campus Sustainability Office.
Diversity & Affordability
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Diversity & Affordability:
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Investment & Finance
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Investment & Finance:
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Public Engagement
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Public Engagement:
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Wellbeing & Work
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Wellbeing & Work:
As part of the annual Campus Sustainability Course, a business student worked with a local company to make a proposal for float tanks in the University's recreation facilities. Mental and physical health benefits, as well as physical logistics and cost analysis, were examined.
Other Impact Areas
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to other areas:
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