Green GWis a student organization on the George Washington University campus.



Our mission is to unite the student body, administration, and faculty alike to create a more environmentally friendly and green campus while simultaneously increasing awareness of environmental issues.


Office Hours

Marvin Center 432
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    Monday:
    • Sara 2:30-3:30pm
    Tuesday:
    • Katie 11:00-12:00pm
    • Paul 3:00-4:00pm
    Wednesday:
    • Preeti 11:15-12:15 pm
    Thursday:
    • Josh 1:00-2:00pm
    • Spencer 2:30-3:30pm
    Friday:
  • Kelly 11:00-12:00pm
  • Caitlin 1:00-2:00pm

Resources

Scholarships

Morris K. Udall Foundation Scholarships

If you're interested in being plugged into a growing network of environmentally-committed students across the country, you should check out the Udall Scholarship.

The Udall Scholarship seeks to reward undergraduates with the commitment and potential to make significant contributions to the fields of the environment, tribal health, or tribal governance.

Eighty $5,000 scholarships are available each year for:

  • Undergraduate sophomores and juniors in fields related to the environment
  • Undergraduate sophomore and junior Native American/Alaska Native students in fields related to health care, or tribal public policy

To be eligible for the Udall Scholarship, you must be nominated by your institution. GW's representative is George C. Stephens. He can be reached at (202) 994-6189.

Internships and Jobs

National Wildlife Federation Fellowship

National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology program awards fellowship grants to undergraduate and graduate students who are committed to reduce their campus carbon footprint; projects including: greenhouse gas inventories, climate action plans, energy conservation and efficiency, habitat restoration, convening climate action gatherings and more will be considered.

Grant awards:
Up to $2000 for Undergraduate Students
Up to $5000 for Graduate Students


Fall deadline: October 1, 2008.
Additional submission deadlines throughout the year.

Visit www.nwf.org/fellows for details about the Campus Ecology Fellowship program.



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Co-op America Assistant Web Developer


Are you studying or working with web development and want to put your skills to good use? Co-op America (www.coopamerica.org) is a nonprofit, membership organization whose mission is to harness economic power-the strength of consumers, investors, businesses, and the marketplace-to create a socially just and environmentally sustainable society. And we are looking for a part-time web developer (possibly a student in web development/computer science) to help us use the power of the internet and electronic communication to empower consumers and businesses in this mission.
To learn more about the position and how to apply, please click here.



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If you are an employer and would like to have your internship or job opportunity posted here, please contact greengw@gwu.edu.

News

Environmental News Network

Actions and Organizing

Environmental Defense

Campus Climate Challenge

Focus the Nation

Think Tanks

World Resources Institute

Resources for the Future

Blogs

It's Getting Hot in Here

Keep up with the youth climate movement across the country.

Hill Heat

Stay up to date with legislation on climate change issues.

Real Climate

Climate science blog.

Graduate Study in Environmental Studies and Management

Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies

Columbia University - MA in Climate and Society

Duke University's Nicholas School of Environment and Earth Sciences



Want to see another resource link up here? E-mail the webmaster at greengw@gwu.edu.