• Policies and Plans ▼
  • College Sustainability Policies
  • American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment (ACUPCC)
  • ACUPCC Progress Reporting System
  • ECN2015: ESF Carbon Neutral by 2015
  • ECN2015 Summary (PDF)
  • Climate Action Plan (PDF, 2009)
  • ESF Master Plan & Sustainability Plan (PDF)
• Education ▼
  • E-Center
  • K-12
  • Curriculum Materials—ESF Outreach
  • SAGE: Sustainability & Green Entrepreneurship
  • Professional Development
  • SURE: Sustainable Use of Renewable Energy
  • Staff Professional Development in Sustainability
  • Undergraduate Programs
  • BS in Environmental Studies
  • Graduate Programs
  • Certificate of Advanced Study in Sustainable Enterprise (CASSE)
  • MPS & MS in Environmental Studies
• Sustainability in Action ▼
  • Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE)
  • ECN2015: ESF Carbon Neutral by 2015
  • ECN2015 Summary (PDF)
  • Climate Action Plan (PDF, 2009)
  • Gateway Fact Sheet
  • Heiberg Wind Turbine
  • Main Campus Efforts
  • Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS)
• Research ▼
  • Adirondack Ecological Center Research
  • Research Institutes & Centers
  • Roosevelt Wild Life Station Conservation Research
  • Sustainable Cities Project
  • Willow Biomass for Ethanol
• Energy ▼
  • Biodiesel at ESF
  • Campus Energy Projects
  • Combined Heat and Power
  • Generating Energy: ESF Resources & Research
  • Heiberg Wind Turbine
  • Willow Biomass for Ethanol
• Resources ▼
  • Alternative Transportation Options
  • Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE)
  • Composting on Campus
  • Recycling on Campus
  • Student Sustainability Fund
• Get Involved ▼
  • Calendar of Sustainability Events
  • Past Events
  • Community Partnerships
  • Center for Community Design Research
  • Center of Excellence
  • Campus Climate Change Committee (CCCC)
  • Earth Week
  • Eco-Reps Program
  • ESF Science Corps
  • Green Campus Initiative

Commuter Survey Results 2012

In the fall of 2012, the Office of Energy and Sustainability surveyed ESF faculty, staff, and students about their commuting habits. The results of the survey will be used to calculate the greenhouse gases emitted by the ESF community when traveling to and from the main Syracuse campus. We'll report those when they have been calculated. In the mean time, here are the commute modal splits for students (graduate and undergraduate, living on and off campus) and for faculty and staff.