Sustainability at Georgetown University
Sustainability at Georgetown University

The Hoya Green Teaching Program

The Hoya Green Teaching Program is a commitment-based program awarded by the Office of Sustainability. With this recognition, a professor commits their course to ten or more sustainability practices across the three categories to be deemed a Hoya Green Course. Hoya Green Teaching Program aligns with the university’s commitment to a more sustainable future, embodying the actions of waste reduction, energy conservation, and efficiency, and creating a sustainable culture across Georgetown.

The Hoya Green Teaching Program is currently in its pilot phase. If you would like to join or have any questions or concerns, please email us at sustainability@georgetown.edu

Hoya Green Teaching FAQs

The Hoya Green Program Teaching Program has several key objectives toward an overall goal of increasing campus sustainability and achieving our university’s sustainability strategic priorities listed in the Sustainability Strategic Plan

  1. Complete the Hoya Green Teaching checklist to express interest and learn more about next steps.
  2. Courses will be shown as a Hoya Green Teach course via the registrar for students to identify prior to class registration
  3. Display your checklist on your Canvas page, showing your commitments