The School of Environmental Sustainability strives to create solutions to the stress on our planet's natural resources, expanding knowledge in the service of humanity through teaching, conducting research, and sponsoring outreach activities on pressing environmental issues. These issues include global climate change, the food production and distribution system, conserving and recovering biodiversity, restoring ecosystem function, identifying emerging environmental contaminants, and privatizing natural resources. The School endeavors to develop a conservation ethic, increasing Loyola’s campus energy efficiency and transforming our consumption behaviors to conserve natural resources for the common good, for future generations, and for all forms of life on the planet.
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We are pleased to announce the appointment of Malini Suchak, PhD, as Dean of the School of Environmental Sustainability effective July 1, 2025. Currently a professor of Animal Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation at Canisius University, Suchak will serve as a leader in service of the University’s mission of environmental stewardship. Read more:?https://bit.ly/41WukSj
The Climate Change Conference starts tomorrow, March 12. Registration for in-person programming is closed, but walk-up registration will be available as space allows. Get the details at www.luc.edu/climate.
There are still a few seats left for the keynote event at this year's Climate Change Conference, happening March 13 at 6 p.m. Register now to save your spot. www.luc.edu/climate
Today is the last day to register for the SES Climate Change Conference. Register now at www.luc.edu/climate.
Brother Mark Mackey will join a panel discussion about Laudato si' on March 15 as part of the Loyola Climate Change Conference. He also teaches ecology in SES! Learn more and register for the conference at www.luc.edu/climate.
Last call to register for the Loyola Climate Change Conference! Save your seat at www.LUC.edu/climate
On March 15, Thomas Hibbs of Baylor University will join a panel discussion on #LaudatoSi as part of the Loyola Climate Change Conference. Register now: https://bit.ly/39oPL0Q
Students in SES are growing health food locally through sustainable methods. Learn how they are helping the environment and the community while building valuable skills in this segment from ABC7 Chicago. https://abc7.ws/3F60oKx
The 2025 Climate Change Conference concludes March 15 with the world premiere performance of Missa Laudato Si', a new work written in the spirit of Pope Francis's 2015 encyclical calling on humanity to address the climate crisis. Learn more: www.luc.edu/climate
Hear from Chanelle Robinson of College of the Holy Cross at the Loyola University Chicago Climate Change Conference. Robinson will participate in a March 15 panel on Laudato si', Pope Francis's encyclical about climate change and caring for our common home. Register now: https://bit.ly/39oPL0Q