The PWR010 Ethics Video recommendation is supplanted by PWR014 Sustainability Ethics Training.
See the submittal of PWR010 Ethics Video.
See the transmittal and iWG assessment of PWR010 Ethics Video.
Attached is a draft presentation entitled Sustainability Best Practices Guide.
Hi all,
Get your semester off to a green start by learning how to live more sustainably and support Illinois Climate Action Plan goals for carbon neutrality and climate resilience! Visit the iSEE website to watch a video with helpful tips tailored to your role as a faculty or staff member.
As of December 01, 2021, the Sustainability Best Practices Video has accumulated the following statistics:
Video Views as of December 01, 2021 at 9:37 AM CST:
In October, iSEE was proud to present a set of new Sustainability Training Videos designed to help students, faculty, and staff incorporate sustainability into their everyday lives and support Illinois Climate Action Plan goals in all their actions.
Interim Director Madhu Khanna sent out a campus massmail on Oct. 20 — Campus Sustainability Day— asking all members of the campus community to join us in becoming more sustainable and maintaining the University of Illinois reputation as a worldwide leader in commitments to carbon neutrality and climate resilience.
The attached pdf is a draft document highlighting Sustainability Best Practices for campus, as developed by student in ENG 177 in collaboration with iSEE.
This project name was updated from "Add iCAP Principles to Annual Ethics Training" to "Sustainability Best Practices Video."
The Fall 2020 iSEE Quarterly Update (iQ) was released with the following message from Madhu Khanna, the Interim Director of iSEE:
Dear Colleagues,
Attached, please find attached the Fall 2020 “iQ” – the quarterly update from the Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment (iSEE).
This presentation includes a review of the draft iCAP 2020 objectives.
Mohamed Attalla and Evan De Lucia approved $20,078 of funding from the Carbon Credit Sales Fund for Ethics Training Course Development.
An email of approval is attached below.
The task force is close to finalizing the content of the sustainability ethics course. The attached draft was updated after the recent meeting on 4/1/2020.
Our next steps include: inviting Shantanu Pai with F&S to upcoming meetings to discuss and verify the content, and strategizing how to produce the course itself.
A small task force has been meeting weekly to discuss the content and implementation of the sustainability component within the ethics training.
See attached for the iWG Meeting Minutes from 11/22/2019.
Agenda includes: iCAP 2020 timeline, Clean Energy planning, and Zero Waste planning
Following the completion of iWG assessment for PWR014 Sustainability Ethics Training, the recommendation was transmitted to Dr. Evan DeLucia, Director of the Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment, who agreed that this is a great recommendation. Collaboration between the Zero Waste SWATeam, iSEE Communications team, and the University Ethics Office will result in training questions and videos to be included in the annual Ethics Training for staff and faculty.
These are the meeting minutes of the July 2, 2019 Illinois Climate Action Plan Working Group. Several SWATeam recommendations were assessed in this meeting.
