Vertical Forests Are The New Sustainability Trend
In an effort to battle dangerous smog, China is building innovative new Vertical Forests which are designed to absorb the toxicity in the air. Pre-existing and new buildings will be blanketed... Read More

Transportation's Green Revolution
The next green revolution is public transportation. Technologies are advancing the movement with self-driving taxis,  wifi-enabled traffic control, eco-conscious freeways, and electric light rail... Read More


We will be hosting several spring workshops for sustainability certification programs including for LEED GA and GIS exams.

 
The Patel College is excited to announce that it will be offering courses online and on campus for the summer semester. Details will be announced soon. 

 
Patel Night at
USF St. Pete
Join the Dean, Faculty and Staff at Poynter Park at 9pm on April 5th for the Caravan Stage Company's production. This is an UNWTO event you don't want to miss. 

 



Upcoming Events



MAR 24 &31 | LEED GA Workshops, PCGS Room 136, 2:00pm - 5:00pm | See Details

MAR 31  | Open House, PCGS Room 136, 9:00am - 12:00pm |  See Details

April 05  | A Climatopian Spectacle, Patel Night at USF St.Pete |  See Details

April 12  | Resume & Cover Letter Building Workshop, Room 136, 4:45pm - 5:45pm |  See Details

April 14  | PCGS Presents: GIS Seminar, Room 136, 9:00am - 2:00pm  |  See Details
We are constantly updating our Student Resources pages. Check out all the new featured jobs and upcoming conferences you can apply and register for! 
Student Spotlight
Read about her experience as a marketing intern at Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful as she prepares to graduate with an MA in Global Sustainability this spring.

Read about her internship at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium where Morgan is part of the Scuba Dive Operation Team and is helping improve accessibility to the deaf community.

Sustainable Gardening Tips!

1. Grow Native.  Nature has designed the perfect plant for your micro-climate: the one that is native to your area. Check natural areas and local garden experts for plants that thrive in your conditions.

2.  Save Seeds.  Seed saving brings you more in-tune with your plants and assures that the seed you'll plant next season has done well this season. 
 
3.  Compost.  Composting has the most impact of any sustainable gardening practice. Composting  recycles and enriches. It benefits the health of your soil and benefits your family at the same time.

4. Water Source. The sustainable gardener should utilize rain barrels  and collection systems to provide water and protect water quality  by not using herbicides or pesticides that might contaminate it as it percolates through the soil and heads back to the water supply. 
 

Quote of the Week:
"You can never have an impact on society if you have not changed yourself." 
~ Nelson Mandela
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