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  • Pollinator Friendly Campus
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Pack-up

Sustainable Living

How to Recycle on Campus

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< Campus

  • Energy
  • Sustainable Food
  • Sustainable Living: Saving Energy
  • Transportation
  • Gardens and Natural Areas
  • MSU Gardens
  • Red Cedar River
  • Water
  • How to Recycle on Campus
  • Quick Tips to Reduce Waste
  • Recycling and Reuse

< Donate

< Events

< Get involved

  • Faculty and Staff
  • Students
  • Campus Sustainability Student Projects Fund
  • Eco Rep
  • Job Resources
  • Leadership Council
  • Student Groups
  • Take the MSU Sustainability Pledge

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  • Green Your Tailgate
  • Move In/Out Day
  • Plan a Sustainable Event

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Green Living Certification

Green Living Certification

Looking for ways to reduce your impact? Take it to the next level with the Spartan Green Living Certification. This program is designed by students for students to help Spartans embrace sustainable practices in their daily lives. Certification is open to any MSU student, whether living on or off campus. Get certified in 10 minutes or less.

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The Spartan Green Living Certification was developed by the 2020-2021 MSU Eco-Reps cohort and reviewed by the Student Sustainability Leadership Council. The pilot version of the program launched during the Spring 2021 semester.