gold black & green

Wofford has taken a leadership role in the fight against global warming by joining with other members of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment to develop a Climate Action Plan taking Wofford toward zero-carbon emissions beginning in 2009.

Why is it Important?
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What is Our Plan?
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How Can You Help?
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INSIDE SUSTAINABILITY:

National Teach-in
Wofford recently participated on a national teach-in on Global Warming.
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Savage comes to Wofford
Wofford names director of environmental studies.
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Think Globally, Eat Locally
Learn all about the real food movement.
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Wofford takes part in lecture series
Wofford brings sustainability and energy lectures on campus.
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WOFFORD UPDATES:

Sustainability through 'energy lens,' Santee Cooper Lecture
Sustainability through an “energy lens” will be the focus of the next lecture in the Santee Cooper Lecture Series on Sustainability & Energy, to be presented at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12, by John Doggett. Read More
Byrne lectures on sustainability
In his lecture on Thursday, April 30, Byrne began by discussing a method of measuring human consumption of the available resources, often called “the ecological footprint.” Read More
Quotes from Earth Day celebration
The Wofford community celebrated Earth Day on April 22. Allyn Steele introduced President Benjamin B. Dunlap and Vice President Bob Keasler and all three men heralded the beginning of Wofford's Gold, Black & Green initiative. Read More