Sustainability at Texas A&M University > Campus Initiatives

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Built Environment

Texas A&M is striving to become a sustainable campus by implementing and adopting several specific building sustainable policies and practices in our current buildings. High performance design and green building construction process are incorporated into all new building projects when possible. All new buildings on campus must meet the Leadership in Energy and Envirornmental Design (LEED) silver requirements.

Council on the Built Environment

TAMU Campus Master Plan

United States Green Building Council

Sus.tain’a.bil’i.ty n.

The ability to meet the needs of the present while living within the carrying capacity of supporting ecosystems and without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Our Mission

To educate about sustainability, to promote sustainable practices both on and off campus, and to provide resources and support for people who wish to incorporate sustainable practices into their work and life.

Office of Sustainability

Kelly Wellman
Sustainability Officer

218 Jack K. Williams Administration Building

College Station, TX 77843-1247

Telephone: 979.845.1911
sustainability@tamu.edu