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UTERN is the University of Toronto’s Environmental Resource Network, an umbrella organization that serves as the meeting point for everyone in the university community concerned about the health of our environment.UTERN receives a 50-cent levy from all undergraduate students totalling more than twenty thousand dollars, almost entirely available to fund student-run environmental projects at U of T.

Goals

• Encourage and aid environmental projects.
• Encourage and inform environmental practise and systainability across all three univeristy campuses.
• Improve communications and encourage partnership between all who work for the environment.

Membership to UTERN is free to all students, staff, faculty, and alumni of the University of Toronto. To become a member, simply join our listserve. By subscribing to our listserve, you will stay abreast of environmental goings-on across the U of T. All information will also be available on this website.

The Levy
In spring 2003, UTERN proposed a 50 cent student levy for all undergraduate students to create an annually renewed environmental fund to support student-led environmental projects on all three U of T campuses. The levy passed in a student referendum, and took effect in the fall term of 2003, generating a total of approximately $23,000 every year. The levy is completely refundable for those unable, or unwilling, to pay.

The Board for 09/10

President — Zannah
Internal — Meghan
External — Marine
Treasurer — Simon
Secretary — Raman
Public Relations — Daryn
Project Managers — Indra, Lindsay
Advertising — Leo
Environment Week — Anjou
Director of Technology — Liam
Volunteer Coordinator — Zexi

Scarborough Liaison– Janet

UTM Liaison– Paul

Faculty Advisors

• David Powell

Meetings

Our weekly meetings are open to the student population  and will appear on our calendar when we have decided on a regular date.

The Constitution

Our constitution is a legal document and its guidelines must be followed by all members of the board of directors. Members should be familiar with this document. Any motion to update the constitution must pass a properly conducted referendum. Members must be informed of the motion to update at least two weeks before the vote, which will take place at the beginning of the following open meeting. Get a copy.