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ABOUT THE BABSON ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB
The Babson Energy and Environmental Club (BEEC) seeks to foster innovation by addressing the following three points:
  • Curriculum Integration
    Incorporate BEEC as part of F.W. Olin School of Management’s transition towards recognizing the triple bottom line, both through curriculum and integrated experiential learning consulting projects.
  • Career Development
    Help Babson graduates build careers in the energy and environmental sector. Build a green network for Babson Business students.
  • Campus Greening
    Propose and develop a powerful campus greening initiative to be unveiled at E3 2009
 
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Babson Installs Campus Wind Turbine PDF  | Print |  E-mail

babson_wind_turbine_sketchBabson College installed a wind turbine on the school’s campus as a demonstration project. The college’s decision to complete the installation was based on a proposal created by a team of three graduate students and introduced through the Babson Energy and Environmental Club, a student led organization at the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business.

Through the installation, Babson has joined the growing number of US colleges and universities that have chosen to develop their commitment to sustainable business practice through the use of renewable energy technologies and become the first in the greater Boston area to utilize wind power through an on campus installation.

SolarWrights, Inc. completed the installation for Babson. To watch a video featuring one of the company's previous installations featuring the same model turbine to be installed at Babson (Skystream 3.7), click here.

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Want to learn more about the sustainability programs Babson has already implemented and is considering for the coming terms? Click here to download a May 2007 report detailing the administration's current objectives.