What is the HBS Green Living Program?
The HBS Green Living Program is a peer-to-peer education program that promotes sustainable living. Green Living Representatives work to encourage energy and water conservation and recycling and waste reduction through activities and information sharing in each HBS dorm and the common areas. They also suggest infrastructure and policy improvements that will remove barriers to student conservation. The program is supported by HBS Housing and Operations, and is just one of the many ways that these departments are working to make the campus more sustainable.
A total of six students are employed to work four hours each per week on a range of ecological education programs and energy-efficiency measures. Five students work in the dorms and one works in the school's common areas.
The program is modeled in part on the successful undergraduate Faculty of Arts and Sciences Resource Efficiency Program.

