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Volunteering with the Puerto Rico Project and Chicago Recovery Alliance
by Octavio Urbina for SUST 350 This is my last year here at Roosevelt University. I was asked to do a semester internship with an organization that focused on doing something with either people or the environment and helping them … Continue reading
Building a Sustainable and Resilient Environment
by Sylwia Kmiec for SUST 350 Part of creating a sustainable and resilient environment is to improve and protect the quality of this place we call home, through the elimination of all the harm humans cause. This idea is explored … Continue reading
Fighting Climate Change by Learning from Indigenous Communities
by Jessica Villarreal for SUST 350 While many of us are aware of the global changes we are experiencing due to climate change, we seldomly consider how it affects those who live where these changes are most intense: the Arctic. … Continue reading
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My Summer as a City of Chicago Bicycling Ambassador
by Edwin Serna for SUST 350 At the beginning of summer 2019 I was hired to be a City of Chicago bicycling ambassador, which is an outreach and education team for the Chicago Department of Transportation. I first heard about … Continue reading
Register Now for SUST 370 – Mapping for Sustainability (Spring 2020)
The Sustainability Studies program will offer innovative course entitled “Mapping for Sustainability” this coming Spring 2020 semester at Roosevelt U. This hands-on course utilizes Geographic Information Science (GIS )software, which allows us to visualize data, ask questions, and conduct analysis … Continue reading
Building Resilience and Fostering Sustainability through Urban Farming
by Melissa Allegretti for SUST 350 Sustainability is the term everyone should understand and work toward as our environment continues to show signs of distress. Luckily, there are endless opportunities for people to contribute to a movement that will help … Continue reading
Summer 2020 Course Preview for SUST 390 Rooftop Garden
This coming summer semester (2020) the Sustainability Studies program will reprise our innovative special topics course, SUST 390 Rooftop Garden, at the Chicago Campus. The class will utilize RU’s unique 5th-story rooftop garden on its LEED Gold-certified Wabash Building as … Continue reading
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