Have a great idea for campus? Proposals for Champlain’s Green Revolving Fund are due on Nov. 1st (but we’ll give you until Monday). The next round of proposals will be due March 15. More information and proposal form found at https://bit.ly/ChampGreenFund.
resposting from: https://news.champlain.edu/2014/10/24/campus-sustainability-day-makes-impact/ Campus Sustainability Day Makes An Impact Leave a reply Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on emailShare on pinterest_shareMore Sharing Services0 By Olivia Werenski ‘17/ Champlain College News On October 22, the eco reps of Champlain celebrated National Campus Sustainability Day by making an impact on the school community. Eco representatives tabled […]
Continue readingThe following is a message from our very own Kristin Wolf: It is my pleasure to report another great year at the Champlain College Apiary. Over 100 students visited the apiary this fall for a first-hand encounter with the bees, and with the help of plenty of dry, sunny summer weather, many motivated students, and […]
Continue readingThe following is a message from Intervale Food Hub: Deadline Approaching! Now is the time to order your Winter Season subscription from the Intervale Food Hub! When you join the Intervale Food Hub… You’ll be supporting over 30 Vermont farms and supporting over a dozen local food businesses! We’ll help you to get to know the […]
Continue reading…See? Pretty cool right? Courtesy of Pat Boera
The New Books for October are available on the first floor of MIC. Once again, it is an oversized display, with books in the reference area as well as the usual space above the journals. Click here for a link to the full list: https://subjectguides.champlain.edu/newbooks Some highlights: Iran – Beginner’s Guide – Homa Katouzian Tiananmen Exiles – Rowena […]
Continue readingThe architect for Champlain’s Perry Hall recently earned a high distinction with the US Green Building Council. Read more here!
Champlain Colleagues:
Champlain College is a member of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education 
(AASHE). AASHE is an organization of colleges and universities that are working to advance sustainability in higher education. You can see our school’s name on AASHE’s list of campus members.
I’m writing to let you know about some of the benefits of AASHE membership. First, AASHE membership covers everyone on campus. As members, we all have access to AASHE’s online resources and opportunities for networking, information sharing, collaboration, and professional development.
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As we reported back in 2012, we were making great strides in reducing the amount of copy paper used on campus. Fast forward to 2014 and the story is even stronger. How are we getting there? We continue to shift from desktop printers to shared multifunction printers, which reduce cost from 1 penny per page […]
Continue readingThe third annual Champlain College CAP Food Drive to benefit the Northeast Kingdom region of Vermont has begun. As many of you are aware, this community has very generously donated time and energy to Champlain students in order to provide them with on-hands experience as well as an overall awareness of a different demographic, primarily the dynamics […]
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