If you are a student at the U of A (undergraduate or graduate), you are welcome to join Students for Sustainability and be a part of the push for a greener campus!
To join Students for Sustainability, fill out an application or reach out to us at sfsdirectors@gmail.com to get started! We meet every Wednesday at 6 p.m. in room [room number], join us to start making a difference in sustainability on your campus!
If you aren't a student but still want to be involved with the great work that SFS does, you can join us at our events, tell your friends about us, or you can share our posts!
Want to learn more before you apply? Come join us and ask about applying at the end of our meeting. We look forward to meeting you!
Frequently Asked Questions
No, Students for Sustainability is not a club. Rather, we are an ASUA student government program! Some of our fellow ASUA programs include the Campus Pantry, Bear Down Camp, and SafeRide amongst others.
We work with many people, organizations, and departments in the U of A and Tucson communities!
Our primary partner on campus is the Office of Sustainability, but we also have worked with the Institute of the Environment, Student Engagement & Career Development, Facilities Management, the Rec Center, the U of A Libraries, WRRC, and so many other amazing U of A groups.
We have worked with off-campus groups such as Watershed Mangement Group, Physicians for Social Responsibility, Citizens' Climate Lobby, Camp Cooper, Saguaro National Park, the 3000 Club, and several Tucson area schools.
If your group is interested in working with us, please reach out to us at sfsdirector@gmail.com!
In 2012, our passionate SFS members started the U of A Community Garden. Since then, our garden has blossomed into a separate program under the Office of Sustainability! The garden remains a lovely oasis on campus and community hub for students.
Sure thing! If you'd like to interview one of our members, or simply chat with us about a topic, we'd love to set up a time to meet you. Just email the directors at sfsdirector@gmail.com and we will get back to you!
![Agave, prickly pear and saguaro grow in a desert garden.](/sites/default/files/inline-images/img_2125_0.jpg)