Seneca’s Sustainability Volunteer Program (SVP) gives students the opportunity to promote environmental events and initiatives on campus through peer-to-peer education, outreach and general support.
Volunteers receive training and work with a team of like-minded peers to educate, communicate and support the sustainable initiatives on campus. Volunteer work is guided by a Sustainability Manager in collaboration with Applied Research and the Seneca Farm.
The program has three focus areas that students can support. They can choose one or do a mix.
Events and outreach
Champion the Office of Sustainability's mission to embed sustainability awareness and action across the institution by supporting gatherings, fostering community connections and amplifying engagement. From supporting our Instagram presence to crafting compelling articles, your role will shape the campus sustainability narrative and awareness.
Waste education and engagement
Help teach students and staff about proper disposal practices, the importance of reducing waste and initiatives to do so. You will be trained and strategically placed on campus and at events to educate the Seneca community and improve waste diversion.
Farm and gardens
Seneca is expanding our campus garden and farm projects to support local and sustainable food, reduce emissions and contribute to urban agriculture research. As an ambassador, you’ll assist with tasks like transplanting, watering and harvesting. You’ll also transport the harvest to various locations and support farm events and engagement activities.
What you’ll gain
Qualifications
Commitment
Sustainability volunteers are expected to:
Volunteer hours are arranged in the following ways:
Applications for this semester are now closed.
review the SVP guide.
Questions?
Email us at sustainability@senecapolytechnic.ca
Resources
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