Jenna Steele, Intern 

Jenna is a fouth-year student at Wayne State studying Environmental Science and Public Health.  She is most focused on educating the campus community on sustainablity and environmental justice issue within and around the city.  She has been apart of the OCS for three years now and runs the Green Warriors student organization.  When she isn't pursuing environmental iniatives she is reading a book, crocheting, or relaxing with her dog Gina! 

Email: gw7741@wayne.edu

Julia Beltowski, Intern

Julia is an environmental science major and communications minor with the hopes of becoming a sustainability consultant.  As an Intern she hopes to help further Wayne State's ability to become as green as possible while also focusing on student outreach.  One of her main goals with student outreach is to concentrate on green consumerism and environmental justice, centering around the fact that not everyone has the means to go green. 

Email: gv7879@wayne.edu

Gwen Schmidt, Intern

Gwendolyn is a Senior at Wayne State double majoring in Environmental Sciences and Geology.  She fould out about the composting program through social media two years ago and now heads the Compost Program for WSU!  She has her own compost system at home to reduce food waste in her and her friends' homes.

Email: gm8900@wayne.edu 

Green Warriors, Student Organization

The Green Warriors is group of students with an interest in educating the campus community of sustainable practices. They work on campus outreach programs, promote sustainable activities, and work on miscellaneous projects through our office. Check out our Green Warrior page to learn more information about the program and how to get involved. If you are interested in joining or learning more about this program, email us at sustainability@wayne.edu.

Compost Warriors, Student Assistants

Our compost educator and collector team is currently working on a pilot composting program on campus! They are currently collecting food scraps from dining halls the Student Center and transferring them to the Georgia Street Community Collective farm where the organic matter will be made into fertile soil. From there, Wayne State's Grounds department will be using this composted soil around campus in a sustainable approach to maintaining the natural environment. If you have questions on this program, please contact our office at sustainability@wayne.edu for more information.