Since the summer of 1999, the Tulane Office of Environmental Affairs has provided assistance to the many environmental efforts undertaken by Tulane departments, offices and programs. With a largely student staff, we promote recycling, energy efficiency, and alternative transportation options across the Tulane community. We also research and develop new programs to help "green" the Tulane campus.

For a brief history of its creation, click here to read "Environmental Affairs Office is Student's Legacy," an article published in Inside Tulane, and here to read "Greening the Campus: Institutional Environmental Change at Tulane University," the honors thesis that launched this office.

Our office is located in Alcee Fortier Hall, a building renovated with environmentally friendly features in the late 1990s. Alcee Fortier houses a number of environmental research, education and student programs.

For more information
Liz Davey, Environmental Coordinator
Office of Environmental Affairs
104 Alcee Fortier Hall
Tulane Univerisity
New Orleans, Louisiana 70118
504/865-5145 (phone)
504/865-8455 (fax)
ldavey@tulane.edu