Faculty of Arts & Sciences Resource Efficiency Program:
What's New :
Now Hiring House REPs for Next Year!!
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Congratulations to Cabot House, 2008 Green Cup Champions!
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The Harvard Sustainability Pledge has concluded
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Click here to view the 2007 Sustainability Pledge Results by House!
Current Press:
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USA Today -- profile of eco-Reps programs
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Newsweek -- description of recent REP and EAC events
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Grist -- Harvard ranked 6th greenest school
Green Guide to Harvard -- Up and Running!
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Scot Miller, REP co-captain, has created the "Green Guide to Harvard," a resource for Harvard affiliates to learn how to reduce their environmental impact on campus and within Harvard's surroundings. Check it out!
About REP :
Whether you want to help your House win the Green Cup, are interested in a job as a dorm-based environmental educator, or plan to create a similar program at another campus, you'll find resources here.
What is REP?
A unique peer environmental education program, the FAS Resource Efficiency Program (REP) relies on paid student representatives who share information with their dorms about sustainability, comfort, health, and efficiency issues. The Reps also provide suggestions to Harvard administrators about infrastructure and policy improvements that will remove barriers to student conservation. And, we have a lot of fun!

REP Captain Tasha Bartch '06, Kirkland Rep Erica Mitchell '06 and Lowell Rep Meredith Lanoue '06 participate in the Annual Waste Audit.
Highlights :
Join REP
Apply to be a House/Yard Rep or Entryway Eco-Rep! Click here to learn more about 2006-2007 Rep employment and volunteer opportunities!
Upcoming Events!
Check out what's in store for REP this year. Go to the REP Calendar Page.
Currier Rep Mary Emily Colvin '05 and Currier resident Rob Koenig '06/'07 celebrate sweet victory in the 2004 Green Cup Competition
Green Cup 2007-2008
Four simple steps to bring victory to your House:
1. Recycle.
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Conserve Energy.
3. Join or Support a Green Cup Project Team.
4. Work with your HoCo to make house events more environmentally-friendly.
Visit the Green Cup website for more information.
REP Endowment
Support the Student Environmental Leadership Endowment Fund
Sponsors
FAS
Office of Physical Resources
University
Operations Services Department of Recycling & Waste Management
Harvard
Green Campus Initiative
FAS
Computer Energy Reduction Program

A unique peer environmental education program, the FAS Resource Efficiency
Program (REP) relies on paid student representatives who share information
with their dorms about sustainability, comfort, health, and efficiency
issues. The Reps also provide suggestions to Harvard administrators
about infrastructure and policy improvements that will remove barriers
to student conservation. And, we have a lot of fun!