Green Fund
The Washington State University (WSU) ASWSU Environmental Sustainability Alliance (ESA) with assistance from the Environmental Science Club created the Cougar Green Fund to provide resources for student sustainability projects.
During registration each semester students have an option to donate $5 as a student fee to contribute to the Student Cougar Green Fund. WSU students can submit project and funding proposals for research, education, and outreach to enhance waste management, green buildings, organic agriculture/food supply, transportation systems, water and energy conservation, and other sustainability programs at WSU.
The WSU Sustainability and Environment Committee (SEC) reviews the student Cougar Green Fund proposals and determines if the projects are accepted. The SEC includes student, faculty and staff representation.
Students like you have done a lot for sustainability on our campus. It was a student effort that brought the Green Fund to life. The Green Fund gives students an opportunity to donate $5 during class registration each semester. Those $5 go to the Green Fund, which helps with sustainability efforts on campus.
For more information on the Green Fund and a list of projects it’s helped to accomplish, such as the Eggert Family Organic Greenhouse, visit the Green Fund.
The Washington State University (WSU) ASWSU Environmental Sustainability Alliance (ESA) with assistance from the Environmental Science Club created the Cougar Green Fund to provide resources for student sustainability projects.
During registration each semester students have an option to donate $5 as a student fee to contribute to the Student Cougar Green Fund. WSU students can submit project and funding proposals for research, education, and outreach to enhance waste management, green buildings, organic agriculture/food supply, transportation systems, water and energy conservation, and other sustainability programs at WSU.
The WSU Sustainability and Environment Committee (SEC) reviews the student Cougar Green Fund proposals and determines if the projects are accepted. The SEC includes student, faculty and staff representation.