USC President Carol Folt greets Sustainability Hub interns and staff. (USC Photo/Gus Ruelas)
USC celebrates Green Week and promotes student opportunities for sustainability
Original story by Stephen Gee
USC celebrated its fourth annual Green Week from September 3–6, 2024. Aimed to empower the Trojan community to engage in behaviors and activities that protect our planet, this week shares a clear message: there now are more ways for USC students to get involved in sustainability than ever before. Students can take a sustainability-focused course, join a student advocacy group, or conduct multidisciplinary research through a variety of funding and scholarship opportunities–including those from the USC Wrigley Institute for Environment and Sustainability.
“From joining the Environmental Student Assembly or the Arts & Climate Collective, to conducting research for the Undergraduate Research Grand Challenge, to discovering fabulous classes through the Sustainability Course Finder, to sampling the many Earth Month campus events, students have so many opportunities to get involved with sustainability at USC,” said Mick Dalrymple, USC’s chief sustainability officer.
See student sustainability opportunities at the Wrigley Institute >>