Sustainability at Paul College

Sustainability at Paul College
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The Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is a top business school at one of the most sustainable universities in the country, the University of New Hampshire. As a signatory of the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), an initiative of the United Nations Global Compact, and PRME Champion we engage students in leading for an improved way of doing business that also makes the world better. 

Paul College PRME Champion 2026-2027 logo

 

UNH Paul college sustainability report 2021-2023

18
countries Impacted
41
courses taught
195
research papers published

 

The SDG Dashboard is a collaborative data analytics platform designed to assist higher education institutions in reporting and sharing best practice impacts on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and accelerate the transformation of higher education into a force for good. The SDG Dashboard is provided by the Haub School of Business at Saint Joseph’s University.

Masami Dustin '21

"I knew since my junior year of high school that I would want to major in business come college, though it wasn’t until recently that I found a true passion for social innovation. My entire life, I’ve always been interested in helping people, and business in my eyes was always the most impactful way to reach large groups of people. I was never sure prior to college how I wanted to pursue this, but I knew I would make it happen somehow."
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- Masami Dustin '21
Strategic projects coordinator
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Bstieler's study examines which sustainable product innovations resonate most strongly with consumers. Learn More
New research examines how retailer competition on surplus food platforms can affect profits, consumer benefits and efforts to reduce food waste. Learn More
The study finds that more stringent and well-enforced renewable energy policies lead to significantly greater reductions in pollution and billions of ... Learn More
Justin Pomerance’s new study redefines mental health barriers, revealing overlooked consumer obstacles beyond stigma. Learn More
Karen Conway’s research shows small increases in walkability reduced pandemic-related mental health deterioration, highlighting walkable infrastructur... Learn More