Dr. Stan Meiburg, Dr. Craig Colten, and Ann Weaver join The Water Institute as Senior Advisors 

Congratulations to all of our Champions of Change for their work to make Wake Forest an even more sustainable place to live, work, study, and play.

Congratulations to the 2020-2021 Sustainability graduates at Wake Forest University.

A topic that has been top of mind since the senseless killing of George Floyd last summer – systemic racism. We’ll address how it relates to clean energy.

Long-distance EV travel is possible. It requires planning to anticipate where charging stations are. It also requires patience.

SUS 703 Natural Sciences for Sustainability course organizer, Norm Fraley, wins the People’s Choice Award for the Three-Minute Thesis Competition.

Wake Forest University welcomes Dr. Stan Meiburg ('75) as Director of the Graduate Department of Sustainability.

Dr Michael Gross seeks to create and preserve nanomaterials at incredibly high temperatures for more efficient, high-powered fuel cell technologies.

The Outer Banks is at the frontline of climate change. Subsidence and escalating sea level rise make this shoreline one of the most threatened in the US.

Use your education in sustainability to craft possibilities and to create and maintain connections to address important issues in our world.

Stan Meiburg will lead the Master of Arts in Sustainability Program and associated dual degree and certificate programs at Wake Forest University.

Applying Human Centered Design to client sustainability projects provides creative, bright ideas for each organization to take back and implement.

Restaurants face the challenge of incorporating sustainable practices while maintaining excellent guest reviews and satisfied employees.

Interface strives to innovate, reduce or even achieve negative net emissions, eliminate waste, and use nontoxic materials to create their carpet tiles.

Masters in Sustainability alumna blends both her career interests and passions as the Zero-waste Sustainability Analyst for Hanesbrands, Inc.

One of the primary responsibilities of human beings to is ensure the maintenance of that universal harmony and balance that is creation.

The awardees from the 2016 cohort achieving the highest cumulative grade point average are Lauren Newton and Laura LoSciuto.

The state proposed reclassifying Yadkin Pee Dee River Basin avoiding corrective action required by State & Federal law to reduce copper concentrations.

The human centered design process is a proven method to guide people towards a life well lived with harmony and balance.

High Rock Lake is in desperate need of a strategy to correct an impairment from elevated levels of chlorophyll-a since the 1970s.

Design Thinking creates innovations employing design sensibilities and methods to match technology, feasibility, and viability to solve human needs.

Students gain firsthand knowledge and experience with applied sustainability through WFU Sustainability Graduate Program corporate partnerships.

Repreve is a yarn made from recycled plastic bottles, turning an environmentally harmful waste stream into a new consumer product.

WFU Sustainability students work in a project partnership with the CZMAI of Belize advocating for national coastal conservation.

WFU MAS students strategize environmentally-friendly initiatives for Nespresso to highlight and incorporate into their key marketing strategy.

The systems in place to manage Belize’s waste are flawed — and this is causing serious environmental and human health issues.

The WFU Sustainability Graduate Program creates opportunities for faculty to direct their teaching and scholarship toward sustainability-related topics.

While the President told the world that “we’re getting out” of the international agreement, experts note that the US cannot simply walk away.

WFU/MAS alumna, Jessica Modeen, is part of the Emerging Technology Office (ETO) that focuses on new energy technologies.

Think globally, act locally. We have unprecedented access to a world of data, but for change to happen, it takes individual commitment and action.

Safe drinking water isn’t just about better treatment technologies and distribution systems. It starts with clean source water.

Scientific research and personal narratives show that humans have an inherent affinity towards nature which can change how sustainably we live.