We are proud to announce that eight campus-sustainability projects from four departments of CLASS have been granted funding in the fifth round of the Campus Sustainability Fund (CSF) competition, in the category of either Campus Sustainability Projects or Enhanced Sustainability Collaboration Projects.

The CSF supports projects that contribute to the University by increasing the sustainability of its teaching, research, governance and campus operations. Projects are expected to change the attitudes and behaviour of the campus community to improve campus sustainability in the long term. CLASS and its departments are committed to supporting and contributing to the University’s goal and vision for cultivating a sustainable campus and environment.

Please join us in congratulating the successful departments, teachers and students and wishing them all the best for the implementation of their projects!

Funded Campus Sustainability Projects:

• 2016 Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Green Ambassador Scheme
  Dr LI Wanxin (POL), Dr Yanto CHANDRA & POL Students - Mr Alaric HUI, Mr Steven HO & Ms Regine CHEUNG
• CityU Campus as a Living Lab for Sustainability Education and Research
  Dr SHI Han (POL)
• Discover and Document Sustainability around Us through Documentary Filmmaking Education
  Dr LI Xigen (COM) & Ms LI Yuhong (COM)
• Green Connections: Minimizing Solid Waste on CityU Campus Through Technology and Education
  Dr LUO Xiaowei (ACE), Dr CHEN Jiayu (ACE), Dr FAN Jun (AP) & Dr Nancy Xiaoyan YU (SS)
• GROW: A Student-led Model for Sustainable Urban Agriculture
  Dr Justin ROBERTSON (AIS) & Dr John BOLA (SS)
• Motivating Waste Reduction and Recycling in the University Workplace: An Experimental Evaluation of Negatively-framed Collective Incentives and Group-level Feedback
  Prof. Richard M. WALKER (POL) & Mr Ivan Po-Chiu LEE (POL)

Funded Enhanced Sustainability Collaboration Projects

• Forming Synergies in Greening China’s Growth
  Dr LI Wanxin (POL), Dr William CHUNG (MS), Dr NING Zhi (SEE), Dr SHI Han (POL) & Dr ZHANG Xiaoling (POL)
• Sustainable Cultural Development: Heritage Governance and Cultural Resource Management
  Dr CHAN Yuk Wah (AIS)