SUE: Place Students at the Center

Sustaining the Urban Environment @ UC

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Place Students at the Center

Sustaining the Urban Environment is an exciting research, education, and outreach initiative at the University of Cincinnati. Students, faculty, and staff are partnering with citizens of metro Cincinnati and around the globe to understand how to make 'city living' more sustainable. The success of this effort hinges critically upon the participation of our best, multidisciplinary students. Opportunities exist for undergraduate students to participate through volunteer activities, cooperative learning, and capstone/independent design projects (i.e., a student team wrote a document describing the life of a UC student living in UC's sustainable residence hall entitled, "A Day in The Life of Susie Q Sustainable," and a student wrote a document answering the question, "Is UC a Commuter Campus?". We are also anxious to recruit the best and brightest graduate students with diverse backgrounds including (but not limited to) urban planning, environmental engineering, public health, economics, and political science.

If you would like to learn more about opportunities for students to participate in SUE, please contact us via email.

Check below for specific recruitment opportunities

SUE will begin recruiting UC coop students to participate in project EDGE (Economic Development through Green Entrepreneurship) - please see the EDGE web site for more details.
Opportunities for experiential coop in urban agriculture are available from the SUE Urban Farm - please see the UC Urban Farm web site for more details.

Questions? Contact Center for Sustaining the Urban Environment.
Room 765 Baldwin Hall; P.O. Box 210071
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0071, USA
(513) 556-3685; (513) 556-2599 (fax)