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Author Archives: Sara Schultheis
The First Step Is Mindfulness
This past week, we have talked a lot about the importance of mindfulness in regards to the reversal of environmental unsustainability and degradation. Being mindful is a necessary first step to change. When we are mindful, we begin to be … Continue reading
What Is My Role?
This past week, we took a trip to Oklahoma State University’s Facilities Management office, where we learned about all the ways OSU implements sustainable practices on campus. I found it interesting that we are one of the most sustainable campuses … Continue reading
Cheap Destruction
Some might believe that the term “sustainability” is relative. What does it really mean to be “sustainable”? Does it simply mean living within your means? Living a more conservative lifestyle? Maybe even living in such a way as to never … Continue reading
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