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How You Can Help There are many ways to get involved with the preservation of Cal Poly land and help build a brighter future for us all...
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Getting Involved with CSI
(Courtesy of the CSI website) The Vision of CSI is to find the most environmentally and fiscally beneficial ways to use Cal Poly’s scarce resources and to develop and support campus guidelines that are to be followed at all times, within practical and economical means. It is their intention that with the University’s polytechnic emphasis, Cal Poly will play a leadership role in California’s sustainability movement. This will be achieved through practicing sustainable development and instilling sustainable values in their graduates, employees, and throughout the campus in teaching, operations, and research. CSI meetings at 10:00 every Friday in BLD 10 room 207 For more information contact: Angie Hacker at ahacker@calpoly.edu |
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Getting Involved with Student Community Services
(Courtesy of the Cal Poly SCS website) SCS has 12 groups that serve the community and Cal Poly. Environmental Council plays an important part in the preservation of Cal Poly's land. Environmental Council serves the community through efforts to educate and promote awareness about the natural environment and the issues surrounding it. Activities include beach clean-ups, tree plantings, earth day, and an Environmental Resource Fair. For more information contact: Ali Schlageter at asch@calpoly.edu Visit the SCS office upstairs in the U.U in room 217 Getting Involved With Cal Poly Campus Sustainablity Club These are sustainability projects that Cal Poly students have done in the past. It was taken from the Cal Poly Campus Sustainability website. This organization has conducted several projects in order to conserve energy and benefit the environment. They have developed ideas to reduce air pollution through human powered vehicles and a solar powered car.
(Taken from Cal Poly Campus Sustainability website) Cal Poly Human Powered Vehicle and a Solar Powered Car Efforts which reflect sustainable thinking can be
seen in many areas of Cal Poly, from increasing our energy efficiency,
to exploring environmentally friendly building and farming. This
club provides opportunities to explore these issues through many
student activities, classes, and projects being carried out by
our professors. It is necessary that there be some sort of forum
to discuss how these different projects all relate to Cal Poly
as a sustainable system. That idea was the the basis of a research
paper to explore the possibility, and this
website is intended to generate further interest in cross
curricular communication at Cal Poly.
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