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Student Sustainability Committee Funded Projects

The Student Sustainability Committee (SSC) has funded several projects over the years. This collection includes the proposed, in progress, completed, and/or ongoing projects that the SSC agreed to support.

 

Map of projects

Latest Updates

  • 2/18/2025

    25 lbs of common milkweed seed was dispersed by F&S Grounds. The attached pdf shows a map of places where this seed was dispersed.

  • 2/16/2025

    Dart Container at 1505 E. Main St., Urbana, accepts expanded polystyrene (EPS), more commonly known by its brand name Styrofoam, for recycling. Departments are encouraged to take EPS there to recycle this bulky material.

  • 2/3/2025

    We have been surprisingly busy here at CBC so far this year. We’ve sold a few bikes thus far and seen a couple Build-a-Bikes head out the door—all good things!

  • 1/30/2025

    The meeting covered updates on the Greener Campus (GC) initiative, including efforts to promote office certification and introduce decals for visibility.

  • 12/11/2024

    An update on 12/11/2024 from Brent Lewis on the Monarchs need Milkweed project:

  • 12/9/2024

    As expected, we were slow last week. We held an instructional course but did not get any attendees as it was cold and snowy—no surprise there! We will schedule more classes next semester.

  • 12/3/2024

    On Friday, November 22nd, the iCAP Engagement Team held its monthly meeting. The team discussed ways to engage the campus community more, specifically students, and shared updates on OneIllinois, Greener Campus, and Earth Month.

  • 12/3/2024

    We were closed all last week for the break.

     

  • 11/22/2024

    A meeting was held with several involved individuals to discuss the progress and next steps for the Campus Lumber Project.

  • 11/20/2024

    This past week, Sarthak and I met with the students on the Transportation Team to discuss their various research projects for the rest of this semester and the upcoming semester. We met with Pun Siripun on Nov.