Additional Resources
There are numerous student organizations on campus dedicated to waste, gardening, beekeeping, energy, and the environment:
- AU Beekeeping Society
- AU Community Garden
- AU Outdoors
- AU Sunrise Hub
- AU Zero Waste Club
- Climate and Conservation Policy Club
- Climate Reality
- Engineers for a Sustainable World
- Kogod Sustainability Club
- Nourish International
- RE-volv Solar Ambassadors
- Society of Environmental Leaders
- Sustainable Ocean Alliance
- WCL Community Garden
- WCL Environmental Law Society
- WCL Sustainable Development Brief (SDLP)
Email sustainability@american.edu to have your organization added to this list.
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Become a Sustainability Intern
Sustainability Interns are part-time, paid students hired to work on a variety of projects in the Office of Sustainability. Projects include data analysis and research related to ongoing sustainability projects, work on green building and campus sustainability reporting, outreach and communications, and education and curricula development.
Sustainability Interns are hired for an entire academic year, and applications for internships are posted each summer. Subscribe to the sustainability newsletter to receive notifications about upcoming internship opportunities.
U.S. Green Building Council
- All instructors and students have access to American University’s institutional subscription to the U.S. Green Building Council. This subscription provides many resources, lesson plans, presentations, and case studies related to green buildings and sustainability. To access these resources, please follow these instructions:
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Create an account through the USGBC website using your american.edu email address.
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Within your account settings, you will see an option to connect your account with an institutional account.
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Search for “American University,” select the DC campus, and request access to join.
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Additional Resources
American University is home to a number of programs focused on sustainability: