Protecting our planet is the most pressing issue facing humankind in the 21st century. The actions we take now—for clean air, energy and drinking water, sustainable food and managing our natural resources—will save lives and livelihoods today and for centuries to come. Here, we tell the stories of our partner institutions and individuals who are making a difference as champions of the earth.
Why the Cost of Mitigating Climate Change Can't Be Boiled Down to One Right Number
Climate economics models can play a “Paul Revere” role, educating policymakers and the public about the likely risks ahead. However, as economists build these models, they must be honest about their limitations.
Farmers of Tomorrow Learn Sustainable Agriculture Practices at Warren-Wilson College
Founded along with the college itself in 1894, the Warren-Wilson College Farm is a “living classroom” covering 275 carefully managed acres, replete with cattle, sheep, pigs and chickens.
7 Ways to Get Students Excited About STEM
In their research, the University of Virginia's Dr. Robert H. Tai and his team began to see a pattern of learning activities showing up across STEM programs and identified seven active, intentional-learning experiences.
Going Hypernova: These Students Are Building 3D-Printed Solar Car of the Future
Solar cars like this one draw energy from the sun through solar panels that convert sunlight into electrical energy. These zero-emission vehicles don’t burn fuel or use any non-renewable resources.
Lees-McRae College Makes Push for Campus Sustainability Month
Throughout October, campus groups and others will lead activities that teach sustainability principles and empower individuals to make healthy choices for themselves, their community and the planet.
Sullivan Foundation
We honor, support, and educate emerging servant leaders at colleges and universities across the American South.
Get in Touch
1109 Van Buren Ave, Oxford, MS 38655
Phone: (662) 236-6335
Email: admin@sullivanfdn.org