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Think Green - Act Green!

Longwood's GreenCampus efforts are focused on
making our campus more environmentally
sustainable.

Longwood University's Values:

An aesthetically pleasing community

  • The preservation of green spaces
  • A minimization of waste and litter
  • A campus environment respectful of local
    ecosystems and the watershed
  • The quality of our air and water
  • The conservation of resources
  • The University's responsibility to educate
    people about environmental sustainability
    issues
  • The University's responsibility to improve the
    quality of people's lives through heightened
    awareness and changed behaviors.

History of GreenCampus

In February 2006, the President of Longwood
University, Dr. Patricia Cormier, established the
Longwood University Committee for a Sustainable
Environment.

In a world of increasing demands and diminishing
resources, it is imperative that we, the academic
community, do our part to ensure that future
generations have opportunities equal to those afforded
us. Regardless of the positive strides already taken, it
is time for Longwood University to develop its own
guidelines for environmental sustainability. To this
end, I am establishing a standing committee of the
University, henceforth to be known as the Longwood
University Committee for a Sustainable Environment.
This committee will:

  • Promote environmental awareness among
    faculty, staff, and students.
  • Make realistic and achievable program and
    policy recommendations to the President of the
    University designed to:
    • Promote sound environmental
      stewardship practices;
    • Promote throughout the University
      community the conservation of
      resources, energy efficiency, waste
      reduction and recycling, pollution
      prevention, increased reliance on
      renewable resources, and other
      measures consistent with sustainable
      living;
    • Further long-range environmental
      planning by the University, as well as;
    • Assist the University in carrying out its
      civic responsibilities in the area of the
      environment.
As Citizen Leaders, it is imperative that we embrace
our environment and walk boldly into a clean and
green future."

--Patricia Cormier, PhD


 
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