External Sustainability Educational Resources

General

• Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE): AASHE has resources from member institutions on how they've implemented sustainability measures in physical operations and the curriculum. USU faculty, staff, and students with a usu email address can access the members-only resources, including Sustainability-related course materials.
• Drawdown: This website and book describe, analyze, and order the 100 most substative, existing solutions for climate change.
• EUSTEPS Sustainability Module: These lessons intend to engage students, regardless of science background, in discussion about human-environmental relationships.
• Evergreen State: Evergreen hosts list of resources compiled by faculty who have participated in their Curriculum for the bioregion program.
• Handbook of Sustainability Literacy: University of Brighton provides chapters on sustainabiltiy topics ranging from advertising awareness to permaculture to systems thinking.
• Skeptical Science: Top climate myths are listed with responses at the basic, intermediate, and advanced levels, including citations.
• Sustainability Improves Student Learning (SISL): hosted by Science Education Resource Center at Carleton College
  The SISL website provides a beginner's toolkit and resources for integrating sustainability into the classroom.
• University of Louisville: The university's website features a compilation of links and resources in different areas of sustainability, including food, economy, social justice, transportation, and waste and recycling.
• Vanderbilt Teaching Sustainability: Vanderbilt provides background, tips, and resources for including sustainability in the clasroom.

Interdisciplinary Faculty Efforts at Other Universities

• Emory University: The Piedmont Project is a faculty effort to strengthen sustainability efforts at the university, specifically in the curriculum. This site also includes syllabi from participants in many fields over a decade.
• Penn State's Field Guide to Teaching Sustainability has numerous helpful resources, including sample assignments and links to journals and advocacy organizations.
• University of Georgia: Sustainability Across Curriculum aims to help faculty prepare students to address sustainability in their professional, civic, and personal lives.
• University of Utah: The Wasatch Experience helps faculty include the big ideas of sustainability in their courses.

Greening The College Curriculum

• Publications on Campus Sustainability:  AASHE maintains a compilation of articles and books published on sustainability.
• How to Integrate Sustainability Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Institutions? From Context to Action for Transformation Towards SDGs Implementation- a literature review edited by Sara Moreno Pires, George Malandrakis, and Alessandro Galli
• Greening the College Curriculum:  A Guide To Environmental Teaching In The Liberal Arts edited by Jonathan Collett and Stephen Karakashian
• Teaching Environmental Literacy Across Campus and Across the Curriculum edited by Heather L. Reynolds, Eduardo S. Brondizio, and Jennifer Meta Robinson with Doug Karpa and Briana L. Gross
• 147 Practical Tips for Teaching Sustainability: Connecting the Environment, the Economy, and Society  by William M. Timpson, Brian Dunbar, Gailmarie Kimmel, Brett Bruyere, Peter Newman, and Hillary Mizia
• Higher Education and Sustainable Development: by Cheryl Desha and Karlson 'Charlie' Hargroves
• Northwest Institute Discussion Course Books