In this special series, our blog contributors interviewed and profiled various sustainability student organizations on campus. Each of the groups offer unique insights into their missions, their engagement with sustainability, and how students can get involved. If you would like to learn more about the groups, ask the officers questions, and receive event updates please join our Princeton Student Sustainability Hub server here!
Please enjoy our Sustainability Group Spotlights!
The Groups Featured:
- Natives at Princeton
- Princeton Conservation Society
- Princeton University Energy Association
- Princeton Garden Project
- Princeton Impact Capital
- S.C.R.A.P. Lab
- Bee Team
- Cyclab
- Princeton Green Creatives
- Mend
- Sunrise Princeton
- USG Sustainability Committee
- Princeton Farmers Market
- Re:wild Princeton
Reporting by Frida Ruiz ’25
Edited by Frida Ruiz ’25 and Jason Luo ’25
Authors:
Frida Ruiz ’25
Frida is a Mechanical and Aerospace Engineer in the Class of 2025. She serves as the EcoRep Sustainability Outreach Coordinator.
Jason Luo ’25
Jason is a Comparative Literature major in the Class of 2025 and one of the EcoReps Coordinators. He is also involved with La Vie en Cello and is a member of Tower Club.
Tavia Bryan ’27
Tavia is a chemistry major in the Class of 2027. Aside from being an EcoRep Leader, she is the Events Co-Chair of the Princeton Caribbean Connection and a member of the Whitman College Council.
Anherutowa Calvo ’27
Towa is a Chemical and Biological Engineering major in the Class of 2027. He is an EcoRep Leader.
Jillard de Fiesta ’27
Jillard is a Civil and Environmental Engineering major in the Class of 2027. He is an EcoRep Leader.
Mariah Morgan ’27
Mariah is a prospective African American Studies major with a Spanish minor in the Class of 2027. Along with being an EcoRep Leader, she is a member of Princeton’s Black Student Union and Princeton Caribbean Connection.
Kirill Sirik ’27
Kirill is an Operations Research and Financial Engineering major in the Class of 2027. As a sustainability enthusiast, he is involved with USG’s sustainability committee.