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Chapman's Sustainability Policy
Chapman University is committed to a campus culture that promotes a sustainable future. This commitment is instrumental to Chapman's mission to educate ethical and informed global citizens. As such, it calls upon all constituencies of the University to carefully evaluate short- and long-term social, economic, and environmental impacts of decisions before acting. The University demonstrates this commitment through sustainable practices in strategic planning and ongoing operations as well as sustainability-focused educational programs, research, and community engagement.
- Chapman University Sustainability Policy, enacted in Fall 2014
Meet the Team
Haley Gardner
Sustainability Manager Haley is from Long Beach, CA and has a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Virginia Tech and the University of Pittsburgh, respectively. With a background in regenerative building design, she is excited to zoom out to the campus scale and continue to improve the sustainability of Chapman’s practices. She’s passionate about education and is excited to be constantly motivated and inspired by the students. When off campus, Haley loves watching and playing soccer, rotating on a crafty hobby of the week, and attempting to leash train her cats.
Abigail Bond Halling
Sustainability Student Assistant Abby is from Torrance, California, and is a current senior double-majoring in Anthropology and Sociology. She is interested in sustainability as it relates to conservation, environemtnal science, and environmental justice. She has a passion for the outdoors and animals, and is currently working on turning her backyard into a sustainable veggie garden. When she's not planting seeds she loves reading, writing, camping, and exploring new places with her friends.
Cal Pacis
Sustainability Student Worker Cal is from Diamond Bar, California and is a current senior majoring in Environmental Science and Policy and minoring in Peace and Justice Studies. They're passionate about environmental justice and love incorporating critical analysis into their work and research. They're also interested in improving environmental literacy and engaging with environmental organizations, such as Chapman's Mission Environment. When they're not on campus, they love to be creative, whether it be through making art, writing, or singing in open mic nights.