Resource Efficiency Program
Resource Efficiency Program
Founded in 2002, the Resource Efficiency Program (REP) at Harvard University is dedicated to advancing sustainability. Student employees, i.e. “REPs”, have a direct impact on campus sustainability goals, via operations-focused projects with tangible outcomes across campus.
Campus Sustainability Projects
REPs tackle campus sustainability goals by working on projects that collaborate with campus staff and stakeholders. Projects have included:
- FAS Residential Water Anomalies Investigation and Analysis
- FAS Residential Waste Signage and Best Practices Evaluation
- PRESTO Work Order Service: Process Investigation
- Building Lighting Audit: Non-Peak Hours
- Exterior Door Heat Loss & Mitigation Tactics
- FAS Building Management System Controls Audit
These learning opportunities equip REPs with the knowledge, communication, and project management skills to effectively enhance campus sustainability.
Contact
Questions? Contact Kendyl Churchman (she/her), Sustainability Manager, FAS Infrastructure and Sustainability team: kendyl_churchman@harvard.edu.