Ecologue

In order to foster camaraderie and community between colleagues and celebrate individual and collective employee success, the OSU Sustainability Office and Materials Management department have begun a student staff spotlight series. We want to build a sense of belonging for all who are employed by our organizations and to support the diversity of our backgrounds. Meet Lane Walter, our student policy coordinator!

The Sustainability Office has been reviving an old Ecologue series- highlighting Alumni who were involved with sustainability during their time at OSU. Meet Marshall Moses, a 2016 graduate in Graphic Design. As an employee of Lithia Motors, Inc., part of the Fortune 250, he has helped educate customers on the future of EVs (electric vehicles) and to provide a marketplace geared toward new tech and an electric future.

It’s not too late to register for the Washington Oregon Higher Education Sustainability Conference (WOHESC) taking place virtually March 2-4. Don’t miss out on fantastic programming, featuring our two Sustainability Office full-time employees, Brandon Trelstad and Leticia Cavazos Sanchez!

Are you interested in working full-time for Oregon State University making buildings more energy efficient? We are currently recruiting for a building management system network analyst!

Kyle Corbett, an OSU student pursuing a double degree in Mechanical Engineering and Sustainability, had an incredible experience working with Facilities to learn more about the HVAC systems. Because of it, he has decided on a future career: designing more sustainable HVAC systems.

Are you interested in working to make OSU a more sustainable and equitable community? You’re in luck, because we’re hiring! Join a fun and committed team to learn new skills and make a difference.

Oregon State University has been ranked #26 in the top coolest schools according to the Sierra Club Magazine!

Exciting news! OSU has received a Forth Mobility EVAL Gold certification! Forth Mobility is an Oregon-based nonprofit whose mission is to accelerate the use of smart transportation to move people and goods in a more efficient, cleaner and equitable way. They are advancing electric, smart, and shared transportation through strengthening the industry network, demonstrating smart […]

Recycling is a great practice so long as you’re doing it correctly! Luckily, Campus Recycling at OSU has provided a clear list of everything you can and can’t recycle on campus.

Are you an OSU student living on campus next year? Are you excited to make new friends and build OSU’s culture of sustainability in the process? If you answered yes to both of those questions then you should apply to be an OSU Eco-Rep for the 2021-22 school year!