Explore research projects that use Campus as a Living Lab
See how campus-based research projects are helping reshape the university to be energy efficient, climate resilient and socially sustainable.
Nature, Colonialism and the Responsibility to Revitalize Sociological Theory - Mar. 4 at 3 p.m.
Kari Marie Norgaard (U Oregon) draws on work with the Karuk Tribe to show how the failure to theorize the environment within sociology connects to colonialism and environmental degredation.
The Banff School of Fine Arts and the Public University - Mar. 10 at 12 p.m.
PearlAnn Reichwein shows how the Banff School of Fine Arts set a template for imaginging the role of public education in the modern world.
Become an affiliate of the Sustainability Council
Faculty, academic staff, lecturers, postdocs and librarians in any discipline are welcome to join our academic community.
Nominate a sustainability leader by March 7
Help us reward the diverse ways that UAlbertans are changing how the university operates, the way we teach, the discoveries we make, and the fabric of campus life and community.
Apply for a graduate student summer internship worth $6,000
Postions are available addressing Indigenous entrepreneurship, climate action in the construction industry, smart cities and more. Applications due March 7, 2021.
The Sustainability Council sparks learning, discovery and citizenship
Join a growing community of students and scholars who are committed to building prosperity for both people and the planet. With the Sustainability Council, take advantage of learning opportunities, research support, leadership training and more.