Preparing Leaders to Solve Complex Problems
“CMC is committed to leading effective efforts to tackle climate change through powerful learning opportunities for our students, multi-disciplinary research, and our own carbon-neutral goals.”
– President Hiram E. Chodosh
Building a Sustainable Future Through Integrated and Experiential Learning and Dedicated Research
The health of our planet—climate, energy, and the environment—is one of the three socio-scientific challenges we are dedicated to confronting in the vision and planning for our new Kravis Department of Integrated Sciences.
This ambitious CMC commitment builds upon pre-existing research, curricular development, and project-based learning on the complexity of environmental challenges through our Roberts Environmental Center, EnviroLab Asia, and Environment, Economics, and Politics (EEP) major.
Students also gain problem-solving skills through CMC research opportunities, internships, and sustainability grants programs.
ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY AT CMC
Multi-Disciplinary Learning
Inside and outside the classroom, CMC equips students to become leaders to tackle climate and sustainability challenges, through research, curricular development, and project-based learning.
Campus Commitments
We are committed to a wide range of environmental stewardship and sustainability efforts via our campus master plan. In addition, we implement and innovate technologies that reduce energy and water consumption.
Taking Action
Become a part of the solution by joining the myriad sustainability opportunities within the CMC community, including the CMC ACTS advisory group and the Environmental Affairs Committee.
News and Events
Stay up-to-date with timely community messages and stories about CMC faculty and students who are focused on making a tangible and sustainable difference.