Our Approach to Partnerships:
SLS is an experiential learning program, and partnerships are key to all of our work. SLS collaborates with diverse partners - from communities, nonprofits, government, academia, and business – on key sustainability challenges. We focus especially on building long-term relationships with partners in Atlanta and Georgia. We also collaborate with other units on-campus working to create a sustainable Georgia Tech. We prioritize partnerships that will advance work related to six priority issues: Community Health, Equitable & Sustainable Development, Climate Change & Energy, Social Innovation, Green Infrastructure, and the U.N. SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). Through these partnerships, GT students, faculty, and staff help advance shared visions for change - and students learn to use the knowledge and skills they are acquiring at GT to help “create sustainable communities.”
Our Partners:
We have too many partners to list all of them - but here is a list of some of the partners we work with most, through our Partnership Advisory Council, Signature Programs, course partnerships, and ongoing projects.
How We Collaborate:
We collaborate with partners through:
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Service Learning & Community Engagement (SLCE) in programs and courses
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Collaborative Research Projects​
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RCE Greater Atlanta, affiliated with the United Nations University - our regional sustainability network advancing education around the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals
Read examples of some of our collaborations below.
Contact Us:
We are always interested in new partnerships! Please get in touch.
SLS Collaborations - A Sampler
Click on the images below to read about some of our collaborations to date.
