To receive state funds through the Sustainable Universities Initiative, a state college, university or technical school must first appoint a campus SUI Environmental Fellow. The campus Environmental Fellow is a faculty member or senior administrator designated to represent the campus in matters related to the Sustainable Universities Initiative. The SUI Environmental Fellow should be prepared to initiate action on campus, at a minimum facilitating campus response to a call for mini-grant proposals, sharing notices about conferences, workshops, etc., providing information about current and planned activities, and initiating some new activity or project.
Activities can be a simple as guest lecturers or as complex as a new program.
Support may take the form of salary for a student assistant, summer salary supplements for the Fellow, books and other materials, or support for meetings and programs on campus. The following SUI Environmental Fellows were nominated by their institutions for the 2000-2001 academic year. Page posted on February 13, 2001.