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Living learning experience
The goal of the Environmental House is to practice, promote and teach an environmentally
sound lifestyle. Through personal actions and community programs the residents of the house
will promote a greater awareness of environmentally responsible living.
Location
Located at 16 Park Street, the Environmental Studies House is situated on the south end of campus across from the Health and Wellness Center.
The small greenhouse located to the left of the house makes this house easy to identify. Kanakadea
Creek runs swiftly behind the house and there is an open lot to the right of the house for outdoor activities.
The Environmental House is labeled 48 on the campus map.
Layout
- 4 singles
- 1 double
- Fully furnished:
- living area (refinished summer 2011)
- dining area (refinished summer 2011)
- full kitchen (refinished summer 2010)
- 2 full bathrooms (refinished summer 2010)
- washer and dryer
- Community garden
- Green house
- Indoor and outdoor composting
Requirements
- Application process is open to all university students regardless of major.
- Must demonstrate a willingness to live cooperatively and in an "environmentally friendly living," including being open to new ways of doing things, being careful not to waste energy or resources and to re-use or recycle all appropriate materials.
Examples of special events
- Environmental discussion groups
- Study and tutoring sessions
- Visiting speakers
- Garden program with local school children
- Annual Environmental Studies Department end-of-the-year barbecue
Ready to apply?
Application: Fall 2013
Please turn in to Andrea Fioretto. Contact information below.
For more information contact:
Andrea Fioretto
ENS, Physics and Biology Office Assistant
Email
607-871-2635