Students for a Sustainable Campus (SSC) actively works with students, faculty, and staff at The Ohio State University in pursuit of ecological awareness and change. SSC leads a variety of initiatives to address issues related to energy, the environment, and public health.

Organization Leadership

Hudson McFann, President

Chris Skovron, Vice President

Chris Gordon, Treasurer

Olga Ovchinnikova, Secretary

Jessica Fox, Health Programs Coordinator

Dr. Tomas Koontz, Advisor

Project Leadership

Green Beans: Ecology & Coffee
Olga Ovchinnikova, Committee Chair

Green Pledge
Michelle Pisaneschi, Committee Chair

Organic Landscaping Campaign
Chris Skovron, Committee Chair

Environmental Stewardship Statement
Hudson McFann, Committee Chair

Media

Dec. 7, 2009, “Students for a Sustainable Campus; Landfill Research,” Youth Beat Radio (WCRS).

Oct. 7, 2009, “Report Card 2010: Ohio State University,” College Sustainability Report Card.

Mar. 11, 2009, “Green OSU: How to have a green college experience,” The CW.

Feb. 11, 2009, “New policy mandates greener OSU campus,” The Lantern.

Jan. 19, 2009, “Green College Spotlight: Ohio State University,” Earth First.

Jan. 3, 2009, iMix, WOSU Television.

Oct. 2, 2008, “University gets greener: sustainability improves,” The Lantern.

Apr. 21, 2008, “Easton event stresses environmental issues,” The Lantern.

Apr. 1, 2008, “New policy not so green, says student group,” The Lantern.

Mar. 28, 2008, “OSU to circulate only ‘green’ paper,” The Columbus Dispatch.

Mar. 28, 2008, “Gee goes green,” The Lantern.

Mar. 27, 2008, “OSU raises recycling bar,” The Lantern.

Mar. 25, 2008, “OSU providing ways for students to keep campus green,” The Lantern.

2008, “Spotlight on Service: Scarlet, Gray & Green Fair,” OSU Service-Learning Initiative

Oct. 15, 2007, “Groovin’ at the Green Fair,” Young People For (YP4).

Oct. 9, 2007, “Scarlet, gray goes green,” The Lantern.

Sept. 2007, “Ohio State goes scarlet, gray & green,” Facilities Monthly.

Apr. 27, 2007, “Free, convenient screening,” The Lantern.

Oct. 6, 2006, “Students turn green for good cause,” The Lantern.