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AY 2015-2016 Sustainability Survey Results

This report presents the findings of a sustainability survey conducted over 6 weeks, with representation from all colleges and sectors. The results highlight key themes such as energy, resiliency, wise use, agriculture, and environmental impacts. Other important areas of concern include food security, conservation, population issues, and national security. Next steps involve sorting and categorizing comments, forming working groups, and finalizing recommendations for the E&S Committee by April.

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AY 2015-2016 Sustainability Survey Results

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  1. AY 2015-2016 Sustainability Survey Results • 433 Participants • Open for ~6 weeks • All Colleges Represented • All Sectors Represented • 108 Text Comments

  2. “Other” Responses • Energy • Resiliency • Wise Use • The Future • Agriculture • Wise Use • Environment • Impacts • Being “Green” • Wasting Money

  3. “Other” Responses • Food Security • Conservation • Ecosystem Services • Population Issues • Environmental Justice • National Security • Stewardship • Natural Hazards

  4. “Other” Responses • Agriculture • Reducing Tuition • All equally important

  5. Next Steps • Sort and categorize text comments • Create 3-5 Working/Focus groups • Contact respondents who left info • Have Focus group meetings through Spring Semester • Finalize Recommendations for E&S Committee by April

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