Dear AASHE 2011 attendees, Help us spread the great ideas shared at AASHE 2011 around the world in near real-time by participating in the AASHE 2011 Transcription Project. It's an ambitious...
For those at the conference, and for those who are not able to attend, we hope the below social media tools will foster a stronger connection with what is happening on the ground! Please join us...
Full Title: Energizing the Higher Ed Sustainability Movement -- with Renewables I recently attended the fourth annual Renewable Energy Technology (RETECH) conference in Washington, D.C., from...
Full Title: U.S. Higher Education Solar Capacity Leaps 450 percent in 3 Years We are pleased to announce that today AASHE has launched a new Campus Solar Photovoltaic Installations Database that...
With the arrival of two new staff members this summer, the STARS team has taken on the task of identifying new ways to utilize data submitted by over 125 STARS Participants to date. Beginning in...
Full Title: Appalachian State: People's Choice Award for 2011 Solar Decathalon The Tidal Basin in Washington, DC is perhaps best known for the cherry blossoms that attract many visitors in the...
Name: Laura Blevins Major: Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology Track Class Position: Junior Hometown: Pasadena, MD Environmental Background: Last summer, Laura had the pleasure of serving as...
The staff, directors and membership of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) mourn the passing of Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai who died...
I just finished a conference call where more than a dozen NGO leaders were holding a discussion with representatives from the US Departments of State, Education, and Labor. The meeting was...
This has been a busy year for the STARS Program and with back-to-school efforts in full-force, I wanted to take a moment to share some updates from the STARS Team. This summer, AASHE welcomed two...