2012-2013 (to date)
- Advocacy Internship ($11,083)
- Sustainable Foods Internship($4,428)
- Recycle/Waste Stations ($10,296)
- Water Bottle Fill Station Retrofits ($5,800)
- Dyson Air Blade Hand Dryers ($9,100)
- Club Green Rewards ($2,150)
- Advocacy Intern ($4,428)
- Zero-Waste Intern ($2,214)
- Sustainable Food Intern ($4,428)
- Bike Repair Stations ($965)
- Travel Options Advising – HopeLink Matching Grant ($20,000)
- AASHE conference ($3,500)
- Materials for Student Garden ($3,500)
2011-2012
- STARS Assessment ($2,640)
- Compostable materials ($17,000)
- Native American Environmental Speaker ($2,021)
- Compost bins ($1,261.73)
- Waste Diversion ($20,586)
- Bike racks ($2,760)
- Strategic plan ($1,250)
- AASHE conference ($5,274.84)
- Electric vehicle chargers ($23,321)
- Eco Office audit programs ($6,903)
- LED holiday lights for student programs ($270)
- Consumed gallery exhibit ($600)
- Carpool matching intern ($2,460)
- Composting volunteer incentives ($100)
2010-2011:
- Recycling containers ($5,723)
- Transportation survey ($600)
- Student transportation forum ($700)
- Revolving loan fund ($350,000, set aside for loans)
- Sustainability program 2010-2011 ($144,000)
- Energy check office Audits ($67)
- Green print software ($21,275)
- Composting/garbage/recycling receptacles ($6,940.50)
- Sustainability curriculum manager ($16,500)
- Childcare center environmental intern ($1,050)
- ORCA passes and parking fee implementation ($144,000, loan)
- Composting bins, materials and service in cafeteria ($28,600)
- Sustainability program 2011-2012 ($89,546)
- Student research project on environmental remediation ($4,233)
- Materials for student garden ($6,620)
