At Bentley, we aim to encourage and expand the knowledge of sustainability within our community. The Office of Sustainability team has curated a selection of helpful resources, reports and guides provided below.
Sustainability Resources
- Campus Sustainability Guide
- Trash and Recycling Guide
- Compost Reference Guide
- Water Filling Station Map
- Campus Bike Rack Map
- Sustainability Career Guides
- Racial Justice Statement
- Where Does Bentley's Compost Go?
- Financial resources for students at Bentley and in Waltham
- Give ‘N Go Move Out Program
Campus Reports
- Sustainability and Climate Action Plan
- 2019-2021 Sustainability Progress Report
- COVID-19 Statement
- 2018 Campus Sustainability Report
Bulletin Board Packs
Recent Office of Sustainability Sponsored Recorded Events
Introduction to 2021 Sustainability Strategic planning process
Overview of Bentley’s sustainability achievements to date and how the planning process will unfold.
Reverend Yearwood
A talk about environmental justice and increasing the need for diversity and equity within the climate movement.
Crash Course in Environmental Racism
A course on the intersection between environmental and racial justice movements and the history behind it.
Climate Change: Obstacles to Action
Interdisciplinary panel discussion featuring Bentley faculty on why we are slow to act on climate change.
What is Food For? An Evening With Mark Bittman and Panel Discussion
Mark Bittman, food journalist, TV maker, and author of thirty books including "Animal, Vegetable, Junk" (2021) joined Bentley community virtually for a discussion on "What is Food For?"
