The Illinois Science and Energy Innovation Foundation (ISEIF) was created to inform and engage Illinois consumers in the transformation to a digital electric grid. ISEIF accomplishes this through funding innovative education, outreach, and research projects in correspondence with smart meter deployment timelines.

The Champaign County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (CCHMP) identifies and prioritizes community policies, actions and tools to implement in order to reduce potential risk and potential for future losses associated with the occurrence of selected natural and technical hazards. The CCHMP is developed to be useful to each participating jurisdiction. The plan can be used to increase awareness of potential natural hazards and technical hazards; and to understand potential losses from hazard events.

The Campus Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC) is an advisory body to Transportation Demand Management (TDM) at Facilities & Services (F&S) and the campus community on matters relating to campus transportation.

The iCAP 2020 objective 3.2 is to "Increase the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) for university-owned roads so the average PCI score is at least 65 by FY25 and at

It is essential to have proper maintenance and management of roads to keep the emissions down. A complete overhaul or new construction requires substantially higher funding, labor, engineering, as well as natural resources, among other resources as compared to regular preventive maintenance.

Facilities and Services interns proposed an initiative that could help increase awareness of the program ECIP and the iCAP commitment to reduce energy consumption of buildings and create a more sustainable campus. Through the new ECIP Championship Challenge leaders in buildings would:

The College of Fine & Applied Arts incorporated the disciplines of design, architecture, landscape architecture, and urban and regional planning to create this new undergraduate major. Students will experience an innovative and interdisciplinary course of study which will focus on the places, things, systems, and policies needed to help solve problems in a sustainable society.

As a great public university system, we are accountable to many different individuals and communities – on our campuses, throughout Illinois and around the world. This accountability includes making clear where we stand on issues that affect our academic enterprise, our students, our faculty and staff, and our campus culture.

Lock Your Bike Right is a project to increase bicycle safety awareness among students. The idea for this event was developed by AdBuzz students and Sarthak Prasad (at F&S). This event is specifically focused towards students.

Earth Month is a great opportunity to get involved in projects throughout the month of April. 

Check out the Sustainability Calendar for fun and virtual events!