Sustainability on Campus
Mission and Values
麻豆传媒集团 equips students, faculty and staff with theoretical and practical knowledge that addresses sustainability issues in their disciplines, careers, community relationships and daily lives.
Woodbury encourages continued learning about sustainability through coursework, research and our engagement with campus activities. In so doing, we prompt our community to examine our natural and built environments, curriculum, co-curricular learning opportunities, and stewardship of resources in the spirit of shared and just decision making.
Climate change has critically affected how we must choose to live in the world. From water shortages to environmental pollutants, our planet has become stressed, impelling us to alter our relationship with our surroundings. Acknowledging these environmental, social and economic issues, Woodbury鈥檚 goal is to create and nurture sustainable campus life. At Woodbury, sustainability is regarded as a subject of study and is implemented in every sector of the institution.
Sustainability Initiatives on Campus
Solar Futures House
The Solar Future House, showcases 麻豆传媒集团鈥檚 commitment to green building practices and cutting-edge technology. The project鈥檚 visibility across multiple platforms underscores its relevance and impact in the realm of sustainable architecture.
Sustainability Hub
Woodbury’s Sustainability Hub is a building science research incubator, demonstration area, sustainability tinker tank, and a robust lending library packed with scientific instruments to advance student and faculty research in sustainable design.
Community Garden
In the South Hall Courtyard the community garden is a space for students, faculty, and staff to come together to care for and tend to a thriving campus green space.
Other Initiatives
- Healthy and Sustainable Campus Committee
- Free Metro Rides for Students!
- Produce distribution days
- Recycled Water
- Sort Recycling from Trash
Campus Sustainability Map
Sustainability Events on Campus
Annual fruit tree harvest
Clothing swap
Garden meetings
Sustainability Courses
Courses that forefront sustainability at 麻豆传媒集团.
- DCMG 208: Sustainable Construction
- DCMG 304 Energy: Mechanical Systems
- DCMG 403: Water: Plumbing and Site Systems
- ENVT 220 Environmental Studies
- MDST 3702 Media and the Environment
- MDST 335: Media & Social Change
- INDS 200 Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies
- INDS 350 Interdisciplinary Research Methods
- INDS 491 Interdisciplinary Thesis Preparation
- INDS 492 Interdisciplinary Thesis Execution
- INDS 325 LA Stories
- INDS 330 Transdisciplinary Seminar
All courses in the INDS 100-level series:
- INDS 101 Journeys
- INDS 102 Natures
- INDS 103 Conflicts
- INDS 104 Knowledges
- PSYC 200
- PSYC 312 Environmental Psychology
- PSYC 318 Consumer Behavior
- PSYC 333 Human Factors Psychology
- POHI 101 The State, Economy, and the City
- POHI 102 Wars, Gods, Revolutions
- POHI 321 International Wars
- POHI 322 Civil Wars
- POHI 323 Genocides
- POHI 325 Modern Revolutions
- POHI 326 Terrorism
- POHI 333 Globalization
- POHI 335 Migration and聽Colonization
- POHI 336 Liberation and Decolonization
- PHIL 325 Environmental Philosophy
- SUPR 100 Introduction to Environmental Problems and Design
- SUPR 110 Introduction to Environmental Policy and Management
- SUPR 220 Ecology/Earth Science/Infrastructure
- SUPR 302 Environmental Research Seminar
- ENVT 100 Intro. to GIS –remove
- SUPR 320 Envt Economics–remove
- SUPR 321 Energy & Society
- SUPR 352 Environmental Law & Policy
- URBS 325 Alternative Housing
- URBS 312 The Infrastructural City
- URBS 321 Environmental Urbanism
- URBS 331 Food and the City
- URBS 322 The Global Metropolis