What is the Student Environmental Initiatives Fee?
A. The Student Environmental Initiatives Fee is a $5 per semester fee ($30 per semester for out-of-state students) that funds a variety of environmental stewardship projects, including energy efficiency improvements to campus buildings and the purchase of green power that is generated off campus. The impetus for the fee was a student referendum that passed in spring 2004. The fee was first applied in fall 2005.
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