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Eagan, David J. – New Directions for Higher Education, 1992
The University of Wisconsin (Madison) has developed a pilot Environmental Stewardship Initiative, a mechanism for incorporating environmental stewardship into the university's operations and curriculum. The complex and dynamic campus ecosystem serves as a model community and field station for student research on natural history and institutional…
Descriptors: Campus Planning, College Role, Conservation (Environment), Environmental Research
Hamburg, Steven P.; Ask, Susan I. – New Directions for Higher Education, 1992
Funded with money that it saves the university, the ombudsman's office at the University of Kansas researches environmental problems and works with administration and staff to influence cost-effective reduction of the institution's environmental impacts. By offering incentives and requiring conservation projects to be revenue-neutral, it has…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Campus Planning, Case Studies, College Role
Valen, Gary L. – New Directions for Higher Education, 1992
By purchasing locally grown foods, Hendrix College (Arkansas) has found it can offer better nutrition, cut environmental damage, and spur economic development. The Local Food Project has reduced the amount of food purchased out of state from 90-70 percent, and is aiming for 50 percent in three years. Student participation is integral. (Author/MSE)
Descriptors: Campus Planning, College Administration, College Role, Conservation (Environment)
Pierce, Morris A. – New Directions for Higher Education, 1992
Use of energy-conservation technology and utility rebates can yield millions of dollars in savings and significant environmental benefits. The University of Rochester (New York) will halve its energy use within five years. Its experiences with consumption management, supply management, and student involvement may be useful to other colleges.…
Descriptors: Campus Planning, Case Studies, College Administration, College Role