Student Sustainability Ambassadors Program

Lead Concordia into a sustainable future...

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Learn. Connect. Educate.

The Sustainability Ambassadors Program (SAP) provides select students with an immersive sustainability leadership experience. We provide creative engagement opportunities that build students’ skills and competencies as they support a culture of sustainability on campus.

Through interdisciplinary leadership training and experiential learning with campus groups, you will connect with a nexus of changemakers to design and implement projects that inspire your peers to take sustainable action.

For the 2022-2023 academic year the SAP will accept an elite cohort of 20-30 students to volunteer as Sustainability Ambassadors throughout the fall and winter terms. The deadline to apply is March 28 at 11:59 p.m., but applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Selected candidates will commit to an 8-month period from September 6 2022 to April 30 2023.

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By the end of the program, you will be a Sustainability…

CONSULTANT

Explain sustainability initiatives, resources, and strategies at Concordia while linking them to broader environmental and social challenges.

LEADER 

Use social change strategies and personal values to address conflict, problem solve, and confidently make decisions in volunteer locations.

ANALYST  

Design and implement a report, workshop, presentation, or project that responds effectively and creatively to an on-campus sustainability problem. 

EDUCATOR  

Plan, motivate and facilitate collaborative and participatory sustainability educational activities that increase sustainability culture on campus.

About the Sustainability Ambassadors Program Coordinator

Meredith Marty-Dugas graduated from the department of English at Concordia with a B.A. in Honours English and Creative Writing in 2020. It was through caring for the wellbeing of her peers that she was introduced to sustainability and has been working at these intersections ever since. For the last two years of her degree, she enjoyed her whirlwind of research, student community building, and working as the SAP Coordinator. When Meredith isn’t walking her dog, she is digging up her front garden to plant cucamelon and milkweed.

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