Let’s welcome an extra hour of sunlight in the beautiful spring season. Remember to advance your clocks one hour tonight for #DaylightSavings.
And let’s use that extra hour of sunlight each day productively and maybe brain storm some #sustainabilitysolutions!
Hello Bulls! We are partnering with USF Muma College of Business for a SUSTAIN-A-BULL Challenge. The top 4 ideas will present to a judging committee on April 17th, 2020.
Look down below for more information:
Alternative modes of transportation have made their way to @USouthFlorida through the #USFtransportationday event.
Companies like @Uber and @limebike have partnered up to provide the city with micro mobility through electric scooters. 🛴🛵
https://t.co/CBuKgfEdC0
Thanks for the shout out @CSPP_USF We are impressed with all you do for your local municipalities! We have another big workshop coming up at the end of February in Thailand.
Read more about it here: https://t.co/fEkd5WLtYm
We wrapped up the training portion of the #EPICAfrica workshop. Attendees shared about their plans to adopt the EPIC Model and its ability to create high-impact #university#localgov#community#partnership in their local communities. Congrats to all attendees! #EPICN
Get ready, Tampa Bay!
CSPP will be opening its Request for Applications by December 1! Keep your eyes open for this incredible partnership opportunity between your community and USF.
For more information, contact Mazi Ferguson 813 - 974 - 0697
Last week, CUTR Program Director Kristine Williams’ students presented their interim projects on conceptual complete street redesigns for Manatee County. The class created these designs through the USF Community Sustainability Partnership Program or CSPP (CSPP).
Alayna Delgado, one of our interns, has been working on assembling Terrestrial Laser Scan data from a recent Access 3D Lab project in Clearwater! Thanks for the help, Alayna! https://t.co/il3Zx5dDeU
This is exactly right! If our kids can't get around our communities on their own, then what are we doing? So many local examples of this basic failure.
Gabrielle Coeuille shares her experience interning for @WasteManagement with @UW. During her internship she focused on making recycling accessible in the Puget Sound and @SeattleSPU. Check out her story: https://t.co/U50illknrs
Armed with a street-design tool called "the knip," Amsterdam is slashing car access in the city center, and expanding public transit hours.
@feargusosull reports: https://t.co/gwZVEE0qDx
With the global climate change and upcoming rising sea levels, how are we going to plan for a coordinated move from the coasts?
https://t.co/wLfDXHk2WQ