concentration in our MBA program and Masters of Responsible/Sustainable Business continue to grow and will continue to be a future focus. At the same time, SBGE is planning on creating a certificate program in Global Development Studies for mid-career professionals that will have a strong sustainability component. The topic of sustainability and the SDGs will also play a key role in the new “public policy and public administration” concentration that will be offered within the political science major. The Social Venture Competition is currently primarily for SPU students; however visiting schools have participated and we have convened a social venture colloquia for faculty from schools primarily in the Pacific Northwest. Alumni initiatives are planned to examine issues of sustainability and business purpose of service and the common good. Finally, SBGE faculty will continue to explore sustainability issues through their scholarship and teaching. The global development program, in particular, is in the initial stages of a five-year plan to become a leading center for discussions between business and NGOs regarding opportunities for mutual collaboration toward sustainability and poverty alleviation, beginning with the creation of a new advisory board and a small conference later this year. Desired Support Seattle Pacific University’s School of Business, Government, and Economics reaffirms its commitment to the Principles of Responsible Management Education and to its role as a PRME Champion. The emphasis on sustainability and business as a whole in enhancing and contributing to the common good is at the heart of our curricula, teaching, research, and community initiatives, and we look forward to building on the successes that we have had over the last two years. We look to PRME to continue to be a catalyst for some of our thinking and initiatives moving forward. Our hope is that PRME will continue to reflect best practices. Our faculty, as demonstrated through our renewed commitment as a Champion school earlier this year, are excited about being a part of the PRME Champions group and the various working groups. Professor Geri Mason attended the 2017 North American PRME Chapter meeting at the University of Guelph and we are committed to regularly attending all PRME Champion meetings in the coming years in order to strengthen our dialogue and collaboration with our partner institutions in the PRME program. Sustainability on Campus Sustainability is a community’s ability to meet its needs without hurting future generations' ability to do the same thing. In the Pacific Northwest region, this is more than a slogan – rather,
concentration in our MBA program and Masters of Responsible/Sustainable Business continue to grow and will continue to be a future focus. At the same time, SBGE is planning on creating a certificate program in Global Development Studies for mid-career professionals that will have a strong sustainability component. The topic of sustainability and the SDGs will also play a key role in the new “public policy and public administration” concentration that will be offered within the political science major. The Social Venture Competition is currently primarily for SPU students; however visiting schools have participated and we have convened a social venture colloquia for faculty from schools primarily in the Pacific Northwest. Alumni initiatives are planned to examine issues of sustainability and business purpose of service and the common good. Finally, SBGE faculty will continue to explore sustainability issues through their scholarship and teaching. The global development program, in particular, is in the initial stages of a five-year plan to become a leading center for discussions between business and NGOs regarding opportunities for mutual collaboration toward sustainability and poverty alleviation, beginning with the creation of a new advisory board and a small conference later this year. Desired Support Seattle Pacific University’s School of Business, Government, and Economics reaffirms its commitment to the Principles of Responsible Management Education and to its role as a PRME Champion. The emphasis on sustainability and business as a whole in enhancing and contributing to the common good is at the heart of our curricula, teaching, research, and community initiatives, and we look forward to building on the successes that we have had over the last two years. We look to PRME to continue to be a catalyst for some of our thinking and initiatives moving forward. Our hope is that PRME will continue to reflect best practices. Our faculty, as demonstrated through our renewed commitment as a Champion school earlier this year, are excited about being a part of the PRME Champions group and the various working groups. Professor Geri Mason attended the 2017 North American PRME Chapter meeting at the University of Guelph and we are committed to regularly attending all PRME Champion meetings in the coming years in order to strengthen our dialogue and collaboration with our partner institutions in the PRME program. Sustainability on Campus Sustainability is a community’s ability to meet its needs without hurting future generations' ability to do the same thing. In the Pacific Northwest region, this is more than a slogan – rather,
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