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Page 1: PROPOSED SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES · Explore sourcing changes that could be made to target items Why: Who is doing this: For example: Begin sourcing 100% Fair Trade coffee, chocolate,

PROPOSED SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES For OSU University Housing and Dining

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“…implementing  a  sustainable  food  system  is  not only viable financially but potentially can save [the university] money and build their international profile.”  

University of Canterbury, 2011

Why?

“[Sustainability  is]  an  opportunity  for  recruitment. It signals to the potential student that this is an organization that gets it.”  

Rick Fedrizzi, President of the Green Building Council

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This proposal

1. Chef-led menu changes

2. Dining hall service changes

3. Integration of sustainability into UHDS core

4. Campus-wide education and awareness

5. Additional sustainability pilot projects

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• Increase locality • Preparation changes

• Sourcing changes • Product bans

1. Chef-led menu changes

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Preparation changes Sourcing changes Product bans

Increase locality

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Create a shortlist of seasonal swap out options

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Select  a  handful  of  items  you’re  buying  and have a local farmer/ distributor identify which are regionally available. Pick a few items to replace with local while they are in season.

� As you expand your local sourcing

program, adjust dishes to incorporate more seasonality and explore more unique local varieties.

WHY:

• Cuts transport emissions

• Supports local producers

• Increases freshness

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Harvard • Brown • Yale • Cornell • UC Berkeley

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Feature a special every month made with all local ingredients

Why:

Who is doing this:

WHY:

• Promote healthy, local eating

• Increase awareness

• Support local producers

WHO IS DOING THIS: • UC Davis • University of

Michigan

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Highlight one component of the menu to feature local product

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Example: Seasonal Salad Bar, Local Fruit Bar, Sustainable Burrito Bar, or Local Lunch of the Week

WHY:

• Promote healthy, local eating

• Increase awareness

• Support local producers

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• UC Berkeley • UC Davis

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Increase locality

Sourcing changes Product bans

Preparation changes

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Can/freeze local items for winter

Why:

Who is doing this:

WHY:

• Promotes healthy, local eating

• Supports local farmers

• Cuts transport emissions

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Yale • UC Davis • Bates College

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Increase from-scratch cooking

Why:

Who is doing this:

WHY:

• Increases quality and taste

• Increases locality, reduces emission impacts

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Yale • UC Davis • Elon University

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Reduce portion sizes, increase value through flavor

Why:

Who is doing this:

WHY:

• Encourages healthy portion sizes

• Frees resources for use elsewhere (e.g. procurement)

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Johns Hopkins • Emory

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Decrease variety

Why:

Who is doing this:

� “…a  lot  of  people  think  that  students  want a lot of variety. I have found that whenever students are asking for more variety,  it’s  because  their  needs  aren’t  met. If what you have is good enough, then  you  don’t  need  as  much  variety”

(2013 Oct 4, Interview with Yale)

Anderson 2014

WHY:

• Frees resources for use elsewhere (e.g. procurement)

• Focuses on providing healthy and sustainable food

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Emory • Yale

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Design a few meals that use less of an expensive product (e.g. meat)

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Highlight other ingredients, use less well known cuts

� Incorporate more vegetables into meat products � Mushroom-blend hamburgers, lasagna, meatloaf,

meatballs, etc.

WHY:

• Frees resources to be used in other ways (e.g. procurement)

• Promotes nutrition and sustainability

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Yale • Johns Hopkins • Emory

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Emphasize Meatless Mondays

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Make the standard option meatless so students have to request or change the order to have meat

WHY:

• Prioritizes healthy and sustainable meal choices

• Increases issue and nutrition awareness

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Johns Hopkins • UC Davis

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Increase locality Preparation changes

Product bans

Sourcing changes

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Save money with generic brands & on-site production

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Switch to non-name-brand for items like cereal and soda

� Increase on-site production of baked goods and other items

WHY:

• Frees resources for use in other ways (e.g. local procurement)

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Pomona • Virginia

Commonwealth University

• Elon University

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Explore sourcing changes that could be made to target items

Why:

Who is doing this:

� For example: � Begin sourcing 100% Fair Trade coffee,

chocolate, tea, rice, bananas, dried fruit, etc.

� Switch to organic and/or cage-free eggs � Implement these changes immediately

WHY:

• Prioritizes fair and sustainable food for campus community

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Brown University

• Tufts University • Michigan State • UC Davis

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Source only sustainable seafood

Why:

Who is doing this:

WHY:

• Protects fisheries for future generations

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Columbia

University • Colby • UC Davis

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Increase locality Preparation changes Sourcing changes

Product bans

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Implement a complete trans fat ban

Why:

Who is doing this:

� This includes hydrogenated oils and vegetable shortening

� Replace these items immediately

WHY:

• Ensures safer and healthier food for campus community

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Pomona • Harvard

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Identify a group of the most dangerous additives and ban them

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Begin replacing items immediately

WHY:

• Ensures safer and healthier food for campus community

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Pomona

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2. Dining hall service changes

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Trayless dining

WHY:

• Conserve water • Cut food waste • Soften ambience • Save money WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Skidmore • Princeton • UC Santa Cruz • Virginia

Polytechnic Institute

• Boston Univ

� Remove trays in all dining halls, use plates only

� UC Davis – reduced food waste by 30% � UC Santa Cruz – reduced food waste by 18

tons a year; saved 1.3 million liters of water annually

� Rochester Institute of Technology – saved 10% on food spending

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Set pre/post consumer waste reduction goals

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Set goals and then monitor progress � Imitate systems like LeanPath to

incorporate good practices

WHY:

• Frees resources to be used where more are needed (e.g. procurement)

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Yale • Linfield • Concordia • UC Davis • Gonzaga

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Host an awareness campaign for post consumer waste

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Then continue the awareness movement with tray audits twice a year

WHY: • Increases

student awareness and accountability

• Reduces waste • Increases cost

savings WHO IS DOING THIS: • Harvard • UC Davis • Virginia

Commonwealth University

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Find energy and water savings

Why:

Who is doing this:

� New gaskets on all refrigerators to minimize energy use; other retrofits

� Lights, AC, and heat turned off whenever possible

� Water saving dishwasher, faucets, and toilets

� To  date,  Harvard’s  kitchen  upgrades  have  

recorded a simple payback of 3.7 years and 28% average return on investment.

WHY:

• Frees resources to be used for where more are needed (e.g. local purchasing)

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Yale • Swarthmore

College • Harvard • Boston Univ

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Bring all UHDS employees on board

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Have a meeting with all behind-the-scenes dining services workers to ask for input, advice, cooperation, and questions

WHY:

• Demonstrates inclusion and openness in food matters

• Stimulates diverse and experience-rooted ideas

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Northern Arizona University

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Look for ways to donate leftover food

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Donate leftover meals from dining or catering activities to area shelters

WHY:

• Reduces impact and costs associated with waste

• Benefits others in the community

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Harvard • UC Davis

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Print all UHDS material on recycled paper

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Use 100% recycled Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC) certified paper for all printed material

WHY:

• Demonstrates commitment and leadership in recycling efforts

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Harvard • Bucknell

University

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3. Integration of sustainability in UHDS core

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Create a new university or student position for dining sustainability

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Responsibilities for this position can include: � Researching and recruiting local suppliers � Planning outreach and awareness

campaigns � Being the liaison between UHDS and SSI

or other sustainability groups � Moving forward with sustainability

initiatives

WHY:

• Increases effectiveness and impact of programs and operation

• Demonstrates commitment to sustainability

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• UC Davis • Cornell Univ • Bucknell Univ

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Create a sustainability working group

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Bring together key stakeholders for interaction and monitoring of dining sustainability

� This group should include: � General manager of dining services � Head managers of each dining hall � Executive chef(s) � Director of sustainability for university � Professors with food and agriculture-related

knowledge � Student representatives with proved dedication to

food issues

WHY:

• Demonstrates commitment to nutrition and sustainability

• Involves campus community

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Emory • Harvard • Yale • Johns Hopkins

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Create short and long term goals for UHDS

� Leading universities have goals for 35-70% sustainable food � Emery & Princeton have goals of 70% � Princeton currently is sourcing 65%

sustainable food

WHY:

• Increases effectiveness of sustainability projects

• Increases project trackability

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Duke • Harvard • U of Chicago

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Write a sustainable food purchasing policy for OSU

WHY:

• Demonstrates commitment to nutrition and sustainability

• Gives accountability

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Duke • Johns Hopkins • Yale • UC Davis

� Write  requirements  into  the  school’s  contract with suppliers and also into the school’s  sustainability  action  plan.  

� As vendor contracts come up for renewal, make sustainability a high priority;  remove  vendors  who  don’t  comply.

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Make a commitment to real food

WHY: • Uses

purchasing power to support a healthy food system and environment

WHO IS DOING THIS: • UC Santa Cruz • U of Montana • Johns Hopkins • Gonzaga

� Sign the Real Food Campus Commitment and agree to buy at least 20% real food annually by 2020 � ‘Real  food’  refers  to  food  that  is  local,  fair,  

humanely produced, or ecologically-sound

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Begin creating and publishing annual dining sustainability reports

Why:

Who is doing this:

� Include current projects and progress � Include the real food status of the year

and changes from the previous year

WHY: • Increases

nutrition & sustainability awareness

• Gives framework for improvement & accountability

WHO IS DOING THIS: • UC Davis • Harvard • Boston Univ

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4. Campus-wide education & awareness

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Implement a new labeling system at dining halls and campus cafes

WHY:

• Allows consumers to make more informed choices

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Yale • Harvard • UC Davis

� Highlight  ‘greener’  foods  – real food, local, fair, sustainable, nutrient-dense, etc. Choose what UHDS wants to highlight and add to menus.

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Improve educational posters that highlight food waste & where it goes

WHY: • Improves

awareness • Reduces food

waste • Reduces

disposal costs

WHO IS DOING THIS: • UC Davis • Virginia

Commonwealth University

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Research how well students are aware of food sustainability issues

WHY:

• Know what to target educational campaigns on

• Improves sustainability awareness

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Harvard

� Survey students to understand how well students are aware of and understand food sustainability issues � E.g. GMO, carbon emissions, land use

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Plan a food systems and food justice colloquia

WHY:

• Increases awareness

• Involves campus community at multiple levels

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Duke University

• New York University

� Identify professors that are interested in this and plan a colloquia class on food systems and food justice

� Center the class around a book such as Eating Animals or The  Omnivore’s  Dilemma

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Utilize nutrition and health majors

WHY:

• Increases awareness and student input

• Involves campus community

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Johns Hopkins

• UC Davis

� Examples from honors theses or projects done at other universities: � A video series for cooking healthy and

sustainably. � A guide to healthy eating on campus. � A healthy eating blog with weekly posts

on topics of interest like stress eating, nutrition during finals, quick and inexpensive meals, etc.

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Utilize business majors

WHY:

• Takes advantage of student talent to increase UHDS effectiveness

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Harvard • UC Davis • Duke

University

� Internships for students in culinary, purchasing, IT, and marketing

� Examples of work: � Creation of new database and marketing

system tied to menu cards � Update menu cards to show, at a glance, an  item’s  nutritional  highlights  

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Utilize internal research collaboration

WHY:

• Get free and relevant research

• Research group can tackle real world issues that interest students

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Harvard • Babson College

� Use internal research to increase sustainable food without increasing cost

� Partner with research groups on campus to determine strategies � E.g. sustainable seafood strategy: research group

looked at seafood sources, purchases, operational challenges, then developed cost-neutral alternatives for the dining service

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5. Additional sustainability pilot projects

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Offer discounts to students who bring their own cups for hot beverages

WHY:

• Reduce cup use and disposal

• Increase issue awareness

WHO IS DOING THIS: • Bucknell

University • Elon

University

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Plastic water bottle ban

WHY:

• Gives accountabil-ity

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• X

� Stop the sale of bottled water at a pilot café (and then university-wide)

� Instead offer filtered or flavored fountain water dispensed in compostable cups or reusable water bottles

� Equip every student with a reusable aluminum bottle

WHY:

• Reduce plastic bottle use and related landfilling

• Increase issue awareness

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Harvard • Brown • Princeton • Dartmouth

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Make events zero waste

WHY:

• Gives accountabil-ity

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• X

� Work with catering to make all events zero waste: � Provide only serviceware that is reusable,

compostable, or recyclable � Have caterers work with event planners to

identify menus that incorporate bulk rather than individually packaged items to eliminate unnecessary packaging

WHY:

• Reduce waste and landfilling

• Increase issue awareness

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• UC Davis • Arizona State

University • University of

Michigan • Boston

University

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Consider working with the student farm

WHY:

• Gives accountabil-ity

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• X

� Incorporate items as specials � Sell fresh fruit or vegetables as-is � Begin growing items for production

WHY:

• Increases sustainability of campus food

• Involves students as a learning tool

WHO IS DOING THIS:

• Arizona State University

• Yale • UC Davis

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This proposal

1. Chef-led menu changes

2. Dining hall serving changes

3. Integration of sustainability into UHDS core

4. Campus-wide education and awareness

5. Additional sustainability pilot projects

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DR. SARAH CUNNINGHAM Program Coordinator, Food in Culture and Social Justice [email protected] ANGIE STAPLETON Public Health & Food in Culture and Social Justice [email protected] JENNA WIEGAND .

Finance & Sustainability [email protected]

REAL FOOD CHALLENGE INTERNS