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 focus especially on implementing the U.N. Sustainable Development goals here at home, through projects advancing four priority issues: Community Health, Equitable & Sustainable Development, Green Infrastructure, and Climate Change & Energy. Through our partnerships, GT students learn to use the knowledge and skills they are acquiring at GT to help "create sustainable communities."
As we all look for ways to advance racial justice and support the Black Lives Matter movement, we encourage you to support SLS’s black-led and equity-focused partner organizations.
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.
AY2019-2020 Partnerships Advisory Council (missing: Jennifer Leavey, Bob Myers, Dori Pap, Na'Taki Osborne Jelks, Jon West, Sarah Strohmenger)
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.
