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Sustainable Office Program

This program is currently paused due to campus closure, please check back for future updates

The Sustainable Office Program (SOP) at CSUN is designed to engage all employees including students, staff and faculty in implementing sustainable practices in their workplace. The program provides a method to educate and evaluate how sustainable a particular office is and uses a point system to quantify these efforts.

Sustainable Office Program

This program is in partnership with the Los Angeles Green Business Program to help certify offices within the University and the City of Los Angeles. The program focuses on actions that individuals can practice rather than infrastructure changes, such as building retrofits, over which building occupants have little to no control over. By participating in the SOP, the office can educate and engage its employees, reduce its environmental footprint, save the university money, and meet campus sustainability goals.

For more information on the program, please contact AS Sustainability at or call us at (818) 677-4262

How it Works

Check out our brochure that explains how this program works!

SOP Super Stars

Photo of everyone in the Academic Resourcing and Planning Research office, One of the offices that is an SOP Super star
Academic Resources & Planning/Institutional Research
Photo of people sitting in the round table in the Klotz Center, One of the offices that is an SOP Super star
Klotz Center
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KCSN 88.5 FM

Impact of the program

Photo of everyone in the Academic Resourcing and Planning Research office, One of the offices that is an SOP Super star
Academic Resources & Planning/Institutional Research
Ranking: Platinum

The SOP has been a champion in making our office aware of simple, easy to execute, ways we can become more sustainable. It makes us proud to be doing our small part in changing our ways and mindsets for a more sustainable office environment. The mini bins, makes us aware of how much trash we produce on a daily basis and how we can reduce the amount by our practices.