Whether it's taking courses, joining a student group, doing an internship, conducting research, or just being a champion of sustainability in your office or dorm, there are endless ways to engage with sustainability at Marquette and make an impact!
Campus Sustainability hosts a dynamic slate of sustainability events - from workshops and tabling to hands on-service days and speaking series. Whether you're curious, passionate, or looking to try something new, there is something for everyone to try, learn from, and make an impact.
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Written by Sustainability Interns, 'No Planet B' is a monthly column published digitially in the Marquette Wire.
SEAC - Students for an Environmentally Active Campus
MUSG - Sustainability Committee
The Sustainable Marquette Employee Resource Group supports the university's guiding values and pledges to pray for, learn about, assess, act upon, and advocate for climate justice. By providing a platform for shared resources, workshops, and discussions, we seek to engage MU faculty and staff in incorporating sustainable practices into their personal and professional lives. Our group organizes opportunities for faculty and staff to get involved in community and campus sustainability efforts at whatever level they feel most comfortable and assists in developing knowledge and skills with respect to sustainability.
Learn more at the Sustainable Marquette ERG website.
Interested in being a member? Contact co-chair Elisa Coghlan elisa.coghlan@marquette.edu or co-chair Rick Boyd rick.boyd@marquette.edu
Our Sustainability Internship Program is aimed to offer students impactful opportunities that work to engage the Marquette community in sustainability initiatives. Interns will focus on developing peer-to-peer education programs, helping students build awareness, adopt sustainable behaviors, and take meaningful action that reduces Marquette’s ecological footprint. Interns will manage and lead student centered outreach efforts, organize interactive learning opportunities, and empower peers to make informed sustainable choices in daily campus life. This position offers hands-on experience in sustainability leadership, community-based education, and program development & management. If you are looking for an internship that will be meaningful and will have a positive impact on our campus community, contact sustainability@marquette.edu
If you are curious about how to find other environmental or sustainability related roles, see our Green Jobs Toolkit. This highlights job boards for exploration of internships, graduate programs, or post-undergraduate careers. Along with advice for strengthening your resume, cover letter, and interview skills.
Through our research, we are on a quest to uncover how organisms collect information about their world, how they share that information with others, and ultimately how they prioritize information and organize as a group to affect change in their environment.
Environmental changes such as drought and climate warming affect the relationships between plants, herbivores, and ecosystems. By link physiology, species interactions, and ecosystem processes, the research reveals how global change shapes the natural world.
This center brings together researchers, industries, government agencies, private foundations and others to solve problems related to lake, river and groundwater quality. We work in the areas of environmental engineering and water resources engineering.
Sustainability Lab - College of Business
The Marquette University S-Lab is a cross-disciplinary project that aims to research and disseminate knowledge, foster and develop managers around effective sustainability and stewardship practices increasingly demanded across industries globally. Through instructional opportunities that span business, the STEM fields, the humanities and more, the Sustainability Lab provides students with the knowledge they need to Be the Difference.
Division of Belonging & Student Affairs - Arrupe Center for Community Service & Social Responsibility
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