How to make more diverse and sustainable purchasing decisions at Princeton

Are you a student club officer or office manager at Princeton making purchasing decisions for your department or student organization? In this workshop, you will learn how to 1) increase collaboration through conversation and partnership, 2) understand the scale of impact of your purchasing decisions, 3) utilize available resources through supplier diversity and the Office of Sustainability, and 3) feel empowered and excited to make more diverse and sustainable purchasing decisions within your departments and organizations.

Meet the Facilitators:
Kitty Helm - As the Post-Grad Sustainability Fellow in Princeton University's Office of Sustainability, Kitty raises awareness and engages students inclusively in achieving Sustainability Action Plan objectives through developing, implementing, and advancing communications, programs, and initiatives. Matt Brinn - Matt Brinn is the Communication and Engagement Manager in the Office of Sustainability at Princeton University. In this role, he oversees a number of projects to inspire undergraduate and graduate students to pursue policy change in the sustainability space across campus. Gil Joseph - Gil Joseph '25 is an international student from Port-au-Princet, Haiti. He is involved in a wide range of clubs and activities: an elected Officer for the Class of 2025, a Middle-Blocker for Men’s Club Volleyball, a board member for the African Student Association (PASA) and a contributor for The Nassau Weekly. He is also a proud resident of Forbes College and works at Campus Recreation. He really enjoys cycling around campus, cooking with friends, and getting Boba on Nassau Street.

What to Expect:
Mini workshop (90 mins total)

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