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Green Devil Challenge Kickoff


The Green Devil Challenge began with a kickoff celebration that rocked the Benjamin Rush campus.

More than a hundred students enjoyed live music, green-friendly giveaways and delectable food as they signed up for the yearly event.

An eight-week program, the Challenge enables participants to reduce energy and water consumption by helping them build sustainable habits into their daily routines. Each week, the Office of Sustainability e-mails to participants practical information about how to conserve resources. Students who respond to the e-mails have an opportunity to win a prize.

The Green Devil Challenge is one of several planned programs and activities aimed at helping students meet President William G. Durden '71's call to reduce Dickinson's energy and water consumption by 10%.

 


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  • Students sign up to take the Green Devil Challenge.  
    Signing up
  • Students perform during the Green Devil Challenge kickoff.
    Student musicians
  • Participants were offered a free item that would help them reduce their environmental impact.
    Getting a gift
  • Student musicians provided the afternoon's entertainment, performing on the newly-renovated Drayer Porch.
    Student musicians
  • Office of Sustainability interns were on hand to answer questions about the Green Devil Challenge and related events and initiatives at Dickinson. 
    Sustainability interns
Students sign up to take the Green Devil Challenge.  Prev ImageNext Image