ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP TOUR JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY 1 2

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY
ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP TOUR
1 Godwin Transit Center
2 Chandler Courtyard
3 Newman Lake
4 Wayland Hall
5 Sphere Theater
6 Memorial Hall Stream
7 Duke Hall
8 Student Success Center
9 Sibert Creek Rain Garden
10 Madison Union Green Roof
11 East Campus Hillside CISE
12 ISAT Patio Garden
13 Biosciences Building
14 Small Wind TTF
15 Festival Food Court
16 East Campus Dining Hall
17 Madison Garden
18 Edith J. Carrier Arboretum
19 University Park
(not pictured)
20 JMU Farm
Please use this map or scan the QR code for a self-guided tour highlighting some sites on the James
Madison University Campus where facilities, environmental stewardship, and learning are interconnected.
For more information visit www.jmu.edu/environmentalstewardshiptour.
(not pictured)
About the Environmental Stewardship Tour
James Madison University's Environmental Stewardship Tour highlights some of the sites on campus where facilities, environmental
stewardship, and learning are interconnected. Scanning the QR code on the reverse side of this map will take you to the tour website.
Select any of the numbered sites from the map or from the photo carousel on that page to learn about the energy and environmental
features of our facilities. By choosing "continue" at the end of a description, you will learn how the site is leveraged as a resource for
education and/or how faculty and students contribute to Facilities Management's environmental stewardship efforts. Sample photos,
videos, studies, student projects, and courses that engaged with the sites are also included. As you take the tour, we challenge you to
consider the interdependence of humans and the environment; the health, socio-economic and ecological dimensions of environmental
stewardship; the way in which environmental problems are explored and solutions are developed and implemented; and, how
environmental stewardship is and can be integrated into our lives.
The Environmental Stewardship Tour is a collaborative effort with contributions from:
Facilities Management: Abram Kaufman, Michael Dalmolin, and Bradley Andrick
Students: Nicholas Barrett, Christopher Katalinas, and Brooke Covington
College of Integrated Science and Engineering: Robert Brent, Carole Nash, Amy Goodall, Paul Goodall, and Elise Barrella
Office of Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability: Amanda Bodle and Kay Forshey
Creative Services: Joshua See
Integrated Science and Technology Department Laboratory Operations: Chrissy Rothgeb
Information Technology: Alvin Chao, Dale Hulvey, and Linda Carrier
Public Safety: Lee Eshelman
The Student Success Center: Ritter Clevenger
Office of Sponsored Programs: Tamara Hatch
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality: Nesha McRae
The tour was partially funded by a grant from the Dominion Higher Educational Partnership Program. Sources of some support for signs
were the Pure Water Forum and the Environmental Protection Agency's Section 117 Chesapeake Bay Implementation Grant at the Virginia
Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), via contract number 15984.