Annika Kuleba ’22 conducts climate change research in one of the campus switchgrass fields.
Bees on a sunflower in the SBC Community Garden.
Brooke Melchert '23 and Lauria McShane '23 work in the SBC Apiary.
No other college campus in the nation has so many different types of remarkable natural and agricultural environments right where students live and learn.
Learn insect biology up close in our hillside pollinator habitat. Take classes to learn the essentials of greenhouse growing and prepare for exams to gain certification as a master beekeeper. Collaborate with local businesses on sustainable economic development projects. Explore all the environmental, social, cultural and political issues that drive the global economy.
Award recognizes her outstanding accomplishments and promising future.
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October 22
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Reid Pit (Main Lounge)
Join sustainability club for our monthly plarn party! At these parties, you will learn to crochet and put those new skills to use. We will be making matts out of recycled plastic bags for the unhoused community. This is a Fall into Sustainability event.
October 26
12:00pm - 5:00pm
Off-Campus Event
Fall into Sustainability by going on a thrift trip with the Sustainability Club! Sustainably shop for your winter essentials at Episcopal Thrift Store in Amherst and Goodwill in Madison Heights. We will meet in the post office before heading out for an afternoon of secondhand shopping.
October 29
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Josey Dining Room
Come join the Sustainability Club and carve a pumpkin for the Halloween season! These pumpkins will be going to hungry pigs after Halloween!