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Report Card 2009

Howard University
College Sustainability Report Card 2009

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Howard University

School details:

Endowment: $540 million as of June 30, 2007

Location: Washington, District of Columbia

Enrollment: 10,623

Type: Private

 

Campus Survey: No

Dining Survey: No

Endowment Survey: No

 

Data compiled from independent research and survey responses from schools. For information on data collection and evaluation, please see the Methodology section.

 
Overall grade 
F
Howard University has no known policy relating to campus-wide sustainability initiatives.
The university has not made public any steps taken to address carbon emissions, energy efficiency or conservation, or the utilization of renewable energy.
There is a recycling program on campus, but the university’s dining services department does not offer any notable amount of local or organic foods, and does not run a composting program.
The Robert and Mary Church Terrell House is registered for LEED certification. However, the university has no known green building policy.
The university has no known active programs to involve students in campus sustainability activities.
The university has not made public any program or practice that encourages or facilitates the use of alternative forms of transportation.
The university has no known policy of disclosure of endowment holdings or its shareholder voting record.
The university aims to optimize investment return and has not made any public statements about investigating or investing in renewable energy funds or community development loan funds.
The university has not made any public statements about active ownership or a proxy voting policy.
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