Social Responsibility and Sustainability workshop

The 2016 Social Responsibility and Sustainability workshop took place on Wednesday 13th April and was a valuable opportunity for staff and students from across the University to share their thoughts on a broad range of topics.

SRS workshop
Chaired by Lesley McAra, Assistant Principal Community Engagement, and Dave Gorman, Director of Social Responsibility and Sustainability, this session was lead by facilitators from across the University with expertise in areas such as Energy, Climate and Carbon, Food, and Resource Efficiency.
 
We have now collected participant’s notes in each subject matter, which can be viewed and downloaded below.
 
These notes will directly contribute towards the development of the Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability's programme of activities for the 2016-17 academic year and feed into University-wide strategic plans.
 
The organisers would like to thank everyone who took part.
 
If you have any questions about the workshop or to follow up on any of the points discussed above, please get in touch with Matt Lawson.
 

Workshop notes

SRS workshop: Energy notes (402.96 KB / PDF)
SRS workshop: Food notes (465.71 KB / PDF)
 
 

Matthew Lawson

Programme Manager

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Matthew Lawson is currently Programme Manager in the University of Edinburgh’s Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability having previously worked at Transition Edinburgh University. After completing his undergraduate degree in International Relations, Matthew got involved in a variety of community and environmental groups while studying for a Masters in Multi-level and Regional Politics. His research focused on climate change policy in Scotland. His current role includes responsibility for social responsibility and sustainability reporting, benchmarking, developing sector-wide and external partnerships, liaising with academic degree programmes and courses, as well as having oversight of the department’s outreach and student engagement activities. Matthew has worked for the University since 2011.
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