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Report Card 2010

Southern New Hampshire University
College Sustainability Report Card 2010

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Courtesy of Southern New Hamshire University

School details:

Endowment: $8 million as of June 30, 2008

Location: Manchester, New Hampshire

Enrollment: 10,013

 

Campus Survey: Yes (see response)

Dining Survey: Yes (see response)

Endowment Survey: Yes (see response)

Student Survey: Yes (see response)

 

Please note: This profile is under review and therefore the grades have been removed.

 An application was submitted by Roy Morrison to have this school evaluated in the College Sustainability Report Card 2010. A contribution was made to cover the cost of inclusion.  Learn more about how a school can apply for inclusion. 

 

Data compiled from independent research. For information on data collection and evaluation, please see the Methods section.

 
Overall grade 
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Administration
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Southern New Hampshire University has created an Office of Sustainability and employs a sustainability director. The university has adopted an Energy Star purchasing policy, and the president has signed the Presidents' Climate Commitment.
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Climate Change & Energy
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The university purchases renewable energy credits each year to offset the school's carbon emissions.
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Food & Recycling
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SNHU’s dining services provider has policies regarding organic and local sourcing. Biodegradable to-go containers are used in the cafeterias.
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Green Building
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The university is committed to LEED Silver as a minimum standard for new construction.
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Student Involvement
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Environmentally Sustainable Students works to raise environmental awareness on campus. The university has no known programs to involve students in campus sustainability activities.
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Transportation
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The Penmen Bike Rental Program offers free use of bicycles for four-hour periods. Students, faculty, and staff may all participate in the program.
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Endowment Transparency
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No evaluation was made of Endowment Transparency because the school's endowment size does not meet the minimum threshold of $16 million in assets.
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Investment Priorities
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No evaluation was made of Investment Priorities because the school's endowment size does not meet the minimum threshold of $16 million in assets.
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Shareholder Engagement
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No evaluation was made of Shareholder Engagement because the school's endowment size does not meet the minimum threshold of $16 million in assets.
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