The Campus Sustainabilty Fund (CSF) has announced that $93,704 has been awarded to 14 projects during its first funding round of the 2017-2018 academic year. This allocation includes seven large projects totaling $87,134, as well as seven small projects totaling $5,570.
The Campus Sustainability Fund (CSF) has finalized its grant allocations for the 2016-2017 academic year, awarding five projects a total of $284,028 in its final funding round. In addition to grants from earlier funding cycles, the CSF awarded a total of $589,666 to 23 projects throughout the year.
That is the largest amount the CSF has allocated in any single year, including the largest single project in CSF history - $150,000 toward solar power installations on the new Life Sciences Building.
The Campus Sustainability Fund (CSF) has awarded more than $260,000 to 14 projects through the first round of funding this school year. The CSF is a student-funded and student-run grant organization supporting on-campus sustainability projects which lessen the University of Washington's environmental impact.
The Campus Sustainability Fund has awarded more than $141,000 in grants to seven student-led projects in the final funding round for the 2015-2016 school year.
These grants increase the total awarded by CSF during the school year to $323,486 for 21 projects which lessen the university's environmental impact and foster a more environmentally-conscious culture at the UW. This is the sixth year the student-funded and student-run CSF has provided grant funds for student projects on campus.
The projects approved in this round of funding are:
The Campus Sustainability Fund awarded more than $140,000 in grants to seven student-led projects in the initial funding round for the 2015-2016 school year.
The student-funded and student-run CSF was established in 2010 to create a sustainable campus and foster an environmentally conscious University culture by funding student-led projects that lessen the University's environmental impact.
The projects approved in this round of funding are:
The Campus Sustainability Fund (CSF) has awarded a total of $166,653 to seven student-led projects in the final funding round of 2014-2015. Including the early funding round this winter, the CSF granted 13 projects a total of more than $270,000 this school year.
The student-funded and student-run CSF was established in 2010 to create a sustainable campus and foster an environmentally conscious University culture by funding student-led projects that lessen the University's environmental impact.
The University of Washington Campus Sustainability Fund (CSF) has announced that it awarded a total of $105,367 to six student-led projects in its latest round of funding.
The student-funded and student-run CSF was established in 2010 to create a sustainable campus and foster an environmentally conscious University culture by funding student-led projects that lessen the University's environmental impact.
The projects that were recently funded include:
Learn about the state of sustainability at the University of Washington in our 2014 sustainability report.
The University of Washington Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability office has produced its latest report highlighting key achievements in UW sustainability. The Environmental Stewardship Committee and Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability office are featured, as well as UW's sustainability awards, efforts and achievements.
Have you seen the blue Artisan Electric trucks outside of Mercer Court recently? An uncanny number of men and women in hard hats and construction vests? The orange tape flying from penthouses on top of Mercer A? UW-Solar’s construction is well underway!
