Monthly Archives: May 2008

A Move Toward Sustainability

Scott Boylston, Professor of Graphic Design, has created a pretty comprehensive outline of the steps necessary to make SCAD a more sustainable campus. While I have been lingering on my pet ideas for the last two posts, it’s time to … Continue reading

Posted in SCAD Sustainability Council 2008-2010 | Tagged , | Comments Off

Jason Dean: Recycling Hero

District TV News, the television news arm of SCAD’s student newspaper, produced a nice profile of Jason Dean. In it, he describes his role in recycling efforts at the Oglethorpe House residence hall. Watch it here.

Posted in SCAD Sustainability Council 2008-2010 | Comments Off

SCAD grad student wins sustainability award

Meghan Woodcock, an interior design M.F.A. candidate at SCAD, was awarded Best of Competition for the 2008 Student Sustainable Design Competition, sponsored by the International Interior Design Association. Woodcock will receive $1,000 and a complimentary IIDA student membership for the … Continue reading

Posted in SCAD Sustainability Council 2008-2010 | Comments Off

More on Telecommuting

I was going to write on another issue, but then I saw this op-ed piece in USA Today titled “Want to save the planet? Stay home.” Since my last post, I have become even more convinced that allowing some degree … Continue reading

Posted in SCAD Sustainability Council 2008-2010 | Tagged , , , , , | Comments Off

Dump the Pump on May 16

The Council for Sustainability and Eco Practices at SCAD has joined the Savannah Development and Renewal Authority, the City of Savannah, Chatham Area Transit Authority, Coastal Commuters, the Savannah Bicycle Campaign and Pedestrian Advocates of the Coastal Empire to encourage … Continue reading

Posted in SCAD Sustainability Council 2008-2010 | Comments Off