Contacts

Contact listings for sustainability at Denison University.

Sustainability

Our Commitment
Our Commitment
A history of Denison University's commitment to sustainability
Commitment in Action
Commitment in Action
A list of frequently asked questions about sustainability efforts at Denison University.
Get Engaged
Get Engaged
A list of student organizations that work to promote different facets of responsible living both on campus and in the local community.
Education & Research
Education & Research
Education and research related to sustainability is a core value for Denisonians.
- Biological Reserve
  Biological Reserve
  An overview and history of the Denison University Bio Reserve.
  - Identify Invasive Species
- Denison Arboretum
Contacts
Forms, Policies, Publications

Jeremy King ’97

Director of Sustainability & Campus Improvement

kingje@denison.edu

740-587-8680

Spotlights

The GOATs of greenery control

Denison’s creative solution to invasive plants: a hungry, adorable herd.

Colin Ravin ’24, left, and Chase King ’24 stand in front of Denison’s new Chevy Bolt.

Denison Magazine

Charging toward a more sustainable Denison

Colin Ravin ’24 and Chase King ’24 team up with Chris Wolfington ’90 to make the case that the future of the college’s vehicle fleet is electric.

A group of people sitting outside at the homestead

The Homestead’s ‘ever-evolving experiment in community’

Established in 1977, the Homestead is a living reminder of Denison’s sustainability roots.

George Gastis ’92, pictured with his wife, Laura Lee Gastis ’91

Denison Magazine

Growing — Up

George Gastis’ vertical urban farm in Colorado supplies food to his on-site restaurant—just one part of his farm-to-table dream.

Denison Magazine

Invested In Change

Suni Harford ’84 one of the most powerful women in finance, on how a rising environmental and social consciousness has transformed investing—and forced

Denison Magazine

Money With Purpose

As Founder and Managing Partner of Houston-based GEC, Jonathan Fairbanks ’88 is helping to fund the future of energy.

Sarah Davis ’94, Chief Ranger at Yellowstone National Park

Denison Magazine

The View From Here

How Sarah Davis ’94 works to protect the park from the people and the people from the park as Chief Ranger at Yellowstone.

Henshaw family and students playing board game

Home sweet home?

When international Denison students couldn't go home during the coronavirus pandemic, the college partnered with local families.

How We Live

Building a better soda dispenser

Bringing local, natural sodas to the campus took a lot of research and quite a bit of know-how.

How We Learn

Ongoing sustainability

As seniors graduate, they take their values into the world with them.

How We Live

Food for Thought

DU raises awareness about local and global impacts of one of our favorite things: food.

How We Live

Students Helping Local Farmers

Seniors Jennifer Curry and Emily Marguerite bring local produce to the Denison community through a partnership with area farmers.

How We Live

Musings from the Coordinator

Is Denison on the right track towards sustainability?

How We Live

Going Green On the Hill

Denison is continuing its active campaign to go green and to be more sustainable.

What's Happening

Announcements & Updates

Denison rolls out new turf for football and field hockey

The GOATs of greenery control

Big Red spring sports highlights

Contacts

Jeremy King ’97

Spotlights

The GOATs of greenery control

Charging toward a more sustainable Denison

The Homestead’s ‘ever-evolving experiment in community’

Growing — Up

Invested In Change

Money With Purpose

The View From Here

Home sweet home?

Building a better soda dispenser

Ongoing sustainability

Food for Thought

Students Helping Local Farmers

Musings from the Coordinator

Going Green On the Hill

What's Happening

Denison sponsors invasive pear tree bounty program

Denison professor contributes to new climate change report

Ohio EPA grant advances sustainability at Denison