iGniTe: Getting Involved in Campus and Community-based Sustainability as a Georgia Tech Student

Learn how you can incorporate sustainability and community-engagement into your coursework, extracurricular activities, and research at Georgia Tech! Four fabulous faculty who partner regularly with Serve-Learn-Sustain will describe their course-based, capstone, and research initiatives that enable students to use their disciplinary learning to help build sustainable communities and advance the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals).Thiago Esslinger, Georgia Tech student, President of Students Organizing for Sustainability; Allen Hyde, Assistant Professor, School of History and Sociology; John Koon, Professor of the Practice, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Jennifer Kraft Leavey, Principal Academic Professional, School of Biological Sciences and Director of the Georgia Tech Urban Honeybee Project; Lauren Silver, Academic Advisor II, School of Industrial and Systems EngineeringRuntime: 56:12 minutesLearn how you can incorporate sustainability and community-engagement into your coursework, extracurricular activities, and research at Georgia Tech! Four fabulous faculty who partner regularly with Serve-Learn-Sustain will describe their course-based, capstone, and research initiatives that enable students to use their disciplinary learning to help build sustainable communities and advance the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)