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NAU Green Fund | Green NAU What is the NAU Green Fund? The Green Fund is NAU’s main source of sustainability funding, supported by the $15 per student, per semester Green Fee. Students, staff, and faculty may submit project proposals, which are reviewed by a committee of students, staff and faculty advisors.
The Green Fund empowers students to use fee money to improve campus for themselves, their peers, and future Lumberjacks. The NAU Green Fund promotes student participation in and provides funding for projects that reduce NAU’s negative impact on the environment and create a culture of sustainability on-campus. Why should you submit a proposal to the Green Fund?
Applying for a Green Fund proposal is an opportunity to create meaningful change on campus while building valuable skills for your future. By leading a project, you’ll gain hands-on experience in planning, budgeting, and collaboration, while seeing your ideas move from concept to reality.
Along the way, you’ll deepen your understanding of sustainability by addressing real environmental challenges and learning how to make a lasting impact. How does the proposal process work? The Green Fund process starts with submitting an idea summary and receiving feedback from the committee.
You’ll then work on your proposal with our guidance and submit it for review. An optional meeting can be scheduled to discuss your idea. Once approved, you’ll begin your project, check in with the committee throughout, and share your results when finished.
The Green Fund is here to support you — reach out anytime at GreenFund@nau. edu. The Green Fund will stop meeting on May 1st as the end of the academic semester approaches.
Most applications will not be accepted after April 24th until the fall. Since its founding in March 2010, the Green Fund has invested more than $3 million in more than 110 projects around campus, including the Yellow Bike Program, the San Francisco Parking Garage solar array and the Secret Garden. – The NAU Review Project Proposals Tab Open Student Research Grant Tab Closed Event Sponsorship Tab Closed Have an Idea?
We would love to hear it! Project proposals are opportunities to turn creative ideas into actionable sustainability projects that improve NAU’s campus and community. First, fill out the Idea Summary Form.
Once the committee reviews your idea, we will provide guidance and support to help you complete a Green Fund proposal and bring it to life. Please see our Important Documents Page for the proposal application and other information you may need. Interested in Research?
We would love to support you! Want to do research but don’t know where to start? Find a list of project ideas HERE for research prompts connected to sustainability.
First, access the Research Grant Application to apply for funding for your research today! Find more information on our Green Fund Student Research Grant page. Please see our Important Documents Page for any other information you may need.
Planning an Event? We would love to sponsor it! Event sponsorships provide funding to support campus events that incorporate sustainability and benefit the NAU Flagstaff Mountain Campus community.
First, complete the Event Sponsorship Form. Please see our Important Documents Page for any additional information you may need. Get involved with other campus sustainability organizations.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Full-time, currently enrolled NAU undergraduate and graduate students. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $15.50/hour for up to 200 hours maximum (student wage) - project budgets vary (previous awards up to $5,400). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Green Fund Student Research Grant is funded by Northern Arizona University Green Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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