EHS Campus-Wide Sustainability Group
The EHS Sustainability Group furthers MICA's sustainability initiatives by advocating environmentally-friendly development and community outreach.
Everyone is welcome to attend Sustainability meetings and join our efforts.
Our next meeting is Friday, Febuary 7th, 2020, at Gateway 101 at noon.
Hope to see you there!
Contact Us:
Committee Chair
Erik Ketelsen, Director of Environmental Health & Safety
443-819-6421 // eketelsen@mica.edu
Committee Vice Chair
Samantha Brodowski, Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator
443-827-2691 // sbrodowski@mica.edu
Students of Sustainability Club
Students of Sustainability (SoS)'s mission is to bring awareness and help the community and MICA be a sustainable and eco-friendly environment. The club organizes programs on campus to encourage individual and community-wide earth-friendly practices.
For more information about SoS and how to get involved, contact sosmica@gmail.com
MICA is a member of The Baltimore Colleges and Universities for a Sustainable Environment (B’CaUSE), an initiative from the Baltimore Collegetown Network.
B'CaUSE is a group of sustainability directors, facilities staff, educators and other campus representatives who care about environmental initiatives. The mission of B’CaUSE is to foster collaboration, share ideas and best practices, and facilitate joint projects to advance campus and regional sustainability goals.
Midtown Community Benefits District
MICA partners locally with The Midtown Community Benefits District, a citizen-run neighborhood advocacy and improvement group authorized in 1995 to provide security and sanitation services along with promotional activities for a 175-block area, including Bolton Hill where MICA calls home. Midtown was created by voter referendum in an effort to make our neighborhoods stronger, better places to live and work. Their goal is to keep Midtown Baltimore clean, green & safe! The Green Team maintains 17 acres of park spaces in the community, including, but not limited to the Historic St. Paul Street Park, the Mount Vernon Children’s Park, the median strips along Mount Royal, Maple Leaf Park, Arnold Sumpter Park, Eutaw Place and the parks of Mount Vernon Square.
For more about Midtown and how to get involved, click here.