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The Sustainability Centre (SC) aims to provide access to practical, sustainable alternatives for students; to share awareness, education and enthusiasm for change pertaining to environmental, social, and economic sustainability; and to help reduce our ecological footprint on campus. Sustain it to save it; ask us how at the SAMRU Sustainability Centre! Are you passionate about the environment, social justice, healthy living, gardening, political causes or all of the above? Come visit the Sustainability Centre on the second floor of Wyckham House and learn about the programs, services and volunteer opportunities we offer. We encourage you to get involved, get connected with SAMRU community and become part of the sustainability movement. Programs and Services: - Community Garden - Cell phone recycling - Monthly sustainability workshop series - Collect and give away reusable school supplies - Resource library - Reused cardboard boxes for moving - Eco Store in Copywrite - Eco Residence Leaders Program - Sustainability Skillz Consultants - Campus sustainability tours If you are interested in volunteering, there are a lot of great programs to get involved with. Community Outreach Team Programming, Events & Campaign Team Service Team To learn more about any of these volunteer opportunities, about the Sustainability Centre, or about other ways to contribute, please contact the Sustainability Centre. If you have a fantastic idea for a campus sustainability initiative, we would love to work with you to make it a reality! |
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Contact
Alana-Dawn Eirikson Sustainability Centre Coordinator Phone: (403) 440-8779 Email: sc@samru.ca Volunteer to reduce your debt! |
Eco-Footprint Adventure Tours!The Sustainability Centre wants to share with you how much fun it can be to make daily choices to make a long-term difference for our environment. The Eco-Footprint Adventure Tours will explore the MRU & SAMRU campus community as well as different areas of Calgary to see the amazing resources, the support, and the sense of resilient community around advancing sustainability initiatives. There are a lot of progressive, positive innovations in Calgary to reduce our eco-footprints. |
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