The Early Decision II Application Deadline is Jan. 15 - Apply Now REQUEST APPLY VISIT SEARCH MENU Home About Bryant SUSTAINABILITY We are committed to creating a sustainable campus and culture through a framework that includes academics, research, energy, buildings and land use, food and dining, and community engagement. IN THIS SECTION President's Message Strategic Initiatives Leadership Partnering with the Business Community Sustainability The Office of Institutional Effectiveness & Strategy Institutional Data Bryant History and Traditions Contact Us Title IX and Sexual Misconduct CONNECT WITH US sustainability@bryant.edu Bryant SustainUs ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Event calendar Sustainability Plan 2018-2023 Sustainability Guidelines Key Resources Sustainability at Bryant promotes Bryant's global vision, our commitment to business innovation, and the arts and sciences. It also equips our students with skills and tools needed to compete and participate in this economy while providing opportunities for community involvement and learning. Cross-campus stakeholders include the Sustainability Committee and the student group SustainUs. Bryant University has received a STARS Silver rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). Sustainability Committee Sustainability Committee meetings are open to all interested members of the Bryant community. It hosts a full calendar of events, including Electronics Recyclemania, Earth Day, Farmers Markets, Green Office Clean Out, Office Supply Exchange, Shredding Day, Text Book Recycling, Student Group Recycling Day, orientation activities, and other campus-wide initiatives. The committee is co-chaired by Professor of Science and Technology Gaytha Langlois, Ph.D., and John Ruppert, Deputy Director of Athletics. Additional members are: Katrina Alicea, Student Affairs Jeanne Ambler, Human Resources Nicole Belton, Sodexo Stefanie Boyer, Ph.D., Academics Jessica Cantone, Alumni Services Ariel Davey, Student Affairs Andrew DeMelia, Facilities Maria Hendrickson, Student Affairs Jennifer Horan, Ph.D., Academics Maeve Kiley, Student Emma Lacey, Student Kiersten Laramee, Student Lorainne Letellier, Auxiliary Services Jim Lucia, Facilities Ryan Marnane, Ph.D., Academics Lisa Morris, Fisher Center Geoffrey Poirier, Facilities Marjorie Robidoux, Admission Nicholas Schleicher, Athletics Leon Schmid, Student Elin Svard, Student Plans, Goals and Resources for Sustainability To build a more sustainable future for Bryant, our initiatives focus on three areas: planning and policy; education and research; and operations. These three areas encompass eight domains. You can learn more about each in the sections below. OVERVIEW INITIATIVES IN ACADEMICS AND RESEARCH ENERGY PLANS FOR BUILDINGS AND LAND USE INITIATIVES IN HEALTH AND WELLNESS TRANSPORTATION: REDUCING OUR FUEL USE WASTE REDUCTION AND RECYCLING WATER: CUTTING USE BY 10 PERCENT COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CONNECT WITH US STUDENT LEADERSHIP SODEXO SUPPORTS SUSTAINABILITY CONTACT INFORMATION 1150 Douglas Pike, Smithfield, RI 02917 (401) 232-6000 QUICK LINKS Working at Bryant Emergency Website Covid-19 and Bryant Info Directory my.bryant.edu Give to Bryant Institutional Data ACADEMIC DATES DEC 10 Day Classes End DEC 13 Day Examination Period for Undergraduate and Graduate courses DEC 13 Evening Classes End View all events FOR PARENTS Info for Parents Pay My Bill (Parents) Health Services Student Services Academic Calendar Contact Us Privacy Policy | Accessibility | Emergency Information | Copyright 2021 © The Trustees of Bryant University Bryant’s Commitment to an Inclusive Environment: Bryant University does not discriminate or permit discrimination by any member of its community against any individual on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, parental status, marital status, age, disability, citizenship status, veteran status, genetic information, or any other classification protected by law in matters of admissions, employment, housing, or services or in the educational programs or activities it operates. Individuals who feel they have been discriminated against on the basis of any of these classes should contact the University’s Title IX Coordinators.