"Your success in life isn't based on your ability to simply change. It is based on your ability to change faster than your competition."
-Mark Sanborn

Brown has the opportunity to learn from and improve on environmentally responsible buildings at other leading colleges and universities.

I Harvard I Stanford I Dartmouth I Yale I MIT I Cornell I University of Pennsylvania I Middlebury I Tufts I Princeton I Columbia I UNC Chapel Hill I
IUniversity of South Carolina I University of Buffalo IPenn State I
I University of Oregon I University of British Colombia I

Ivy Council Resolution on Environmental Reform

Examples Brown University should pay the most attention to:

• Best practices updates for building project managers in Harvard's High Performance Management Toolkit and LEED Report
• Sustainable Building Goals Coordinated in each design and construction phase in Stanford's Project Delivery Process Manual
• Dartmouth's commitment to LEED design for all future construction and employment of Marc Rosenbaum as an environmental design consultant
• MIT's Environmental Goals and Virtual Environmental Campus
• Cornell's Administrative Environmental Pledge and Design and Construction Standards
• UPenn's Building Design Guidelines and Energy Conservation Initiatives
• Middlebury's Environmental Policy
• Tufts Climate Initiative (esp. CO2 reductions- new construction/renovations)
• Yale's Environmental Principles
• UNC Chapel Hill's LEED Guidelines and Sustainability Report
• Princeton's Energy Guidelines within its Design Standards
• Columbia's Advisory Committee on the Environment
• University of South Carolina's Environmental Policy Implementation Plan
• University of Buffalo's President endorsed Sustainable Energy Policy
• Penn State's Finance and Business Environmental Strategies
• University of Oregon 's Sustainable Development Plan
• University of British Columbia 's C.K. Choi Building

For information about what Brown has done so far, visit "Brown's Environmental Progress."