Read our new guide to sustainability on campus to learn how to get involved, who to follow and how to add sustainability to your degree!
Obtain the necessary resources and certification that will take your event to a whole new level!
Don't know where to start? Look no further!
Obtain the necessary resources and certification that will take your event to a whole new level!
Begin by getting a broad sight of what you need to do and how your event must be executed.
For CASA subsidiaries only!
This sustainability guide was created to help CASA subsidiaries integrate sustainable practices into their respective mandates. Resources and suggestions in this guide are from companies we have already worked with. We are open to suggestions and will be further editing this guide in the future. These recommendations can be used when creating Sustainability Objectives as well as throughout the year as Executives complete their mandates.
Become responsible by adopting the guidelines proposed by our friends from Hospitality Concordia!
This is a great initiative taken by students that abide by the promise of bringing sustainability on campus.
Now that you've followed our guides and certificated your event, time to look into Concordia groups on campus working with student groups to offer sustainable solutions!
CUCCR will offer the raw materials you just need from creating a bean bag game to building a table. They have saved its members more than $85,000 in costs while diverting 8.4 tonnes of waste from Concordia University.
No need to buy dishes when you know you will throw them away! The Dish Project holds a large inventory of cutlery and plates for your event.
It’s a student initiative that acts on three promises: to create an on-site compost facility, to facilitate the access to more compost bins and to educate students about the sustainable practice of composting.
John Molson Sustainable Enterprise Committee
JSEC is located in Tiohtià:ke, unceded indigenous territory from the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation.
