What are the Benefits of Being a Campus Representative?
Learn about the inner workings of Turning Green and have an entry point for working in other roles including internships, teaching assistants, and fellowships
Have access to Turning Green network of students and alumni
Build new connections with like-minded students from across the planet
First 30 campus representatives in the U.S. will have the opportunity to host a sponsored event, with products from our sustainable corporate partners.
Clubs and professors can use Project Green Challenge activities to build engagement on campus
What makes Project Green Challenge different from all the other climate action programs?
25 Environmental and social justice themes under one umbrella
Gamified platform – It’s fun, empowering, and you learn a ton
Opportunity to win fabulous prizes daily
Opportunity to share in the $5,000 Green Award to support Climate Action Projects
Clubs can use activities in Project Green Challenge to build engagement on campus
Professors can use Project Green Challenge to support topics being taught in class
What work is required as a Campus Representative?
It’s easy, fun and meaningful! Turning Green provides flyers, letters and outreach materials for you to share, while fully welcoming your creative input!
Come to one onboarding meeting
Host a PGC Sign up event in September on your campus (we provide materials, you find a space on campus)
Ask questions and connect with other Campus Representatives around the world on our Facebook Group
Share PGC materials with students and professors on your campus
Engage 1-3 other students to work with you (often Campus Representative teams have a student from each grade which makes this task even easier)
Get as many sign-ups as you can! A good target is between 50-100. Professors and partner Reps are always there for additional support.
