Education
The Office of Sustainability works with faculty across all disciplines to integrate sustainability concepts into teaching and research through campus engaged learning, guest lectures, educational resources, and an annual sustainability-across-the-curriculum workshop.
The University’s College of Arts and Sciences also offers an undergraduate program in Environment and Sustainability Studies (ENV) and a Graduate Program in Sustainability.
Campus Engaged Learning for Sustainability
The Office of Sustainability works with faculty across all disciplines to integrate a range of collaborative, campus-based engaged and experiential learning opportunities into their teaching and research to help students expand their understanding of complex sustainability challenges.
The Magnolias
Curriculum Project
Since it was first offered in 2012, this annual workshop has allowed 120 Wake Forest faculty members across nearly all departments and programs to enhance their teaching and engagement with disciplinary-specific sustainability issues.
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