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Sustainable Skidmore

Skidmore College is committed to environmental action. Skidmore's intention is reflected in its Strategic Plan, which states that Skidmore will "develop, broaden, and deepen the College's connections to the local community; enhance our ability to function as a socially and environmentally responsible corporate citizen," and "make the Skidmore campus an environmental laboratory, increase our emphasis on responsible planning for sustainable operation and continue efforts to reduce the College's 'environmental footprint'."

Actions speak louder than words, and Skidmore's actions are loud and clear. From our 11 buildings on campus that have geothermal heating and cooling systems, to the hiring of a sustainability coordinator, Skidmore is making a clear effort towards environmental action. We invite you to explore our Web site and learn not only about the environmental initiatives that are happening at Skidmore, but how you can improve your green living habits and participate in campus greening events.

Skidmore Recognition

News

Skidmore welcomes two new sustainability professionals

Grant from the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation funds two-year appointments to help with sustainability initiatives.

Professor emeritus to give talk on Urban Forestry Project

Tom Denny will discuss the past, present, and future of the city's "green infrastructure."

Get ready to scream

Skidmore's basketball players will seize the spotlight this Saturday for the Big Green Scream -- the annual, festive start to the spring-semester athletic schedule. Skidmore hosts Union starting at 2 p.m.

Global food security to be topic of ES guest speaker

Who owns what you eat: Why the use and control of biological diversity matters to global food security" will be the topic of guest speaker Susan Bragdon when she lectures at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12, at Skidmore.

Skidmore honored for campus sustainability innovation

Skidmore wins a national award for geothermal heating and cooling. The college uses an elaborate system of pipes to tap constant temperatures deep in the earth.



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