To meet the needs of our diverse community, AASHE offers a wide array for virtual education programs, including webinars, workshops, courses, open-space forums and more! Join us to gain inspiration from peers, develop new skills, and build relationships with colleagues.

Featured Programs

Graphic of Campus Decarbonization Academy, starting February 5, 2026. Apply now!
AASHE’s Campus Decarbonization Academy is back for 2026! This six-month, cohort-based program offers actionable solutions to guide your institution through the complex process of decarbonization, with support from campus and industry experts every step of the way. Designed for sustainability staff, energy and facilities managers, business officers, campus planners, and architects, the Academy is especially valuable for institutions with central plants and significant deferred maintenance. With opportunities to collaborate closely with peers and mentors across higher education, the Academy empowers institutions to transform ambitious climate goals into meaningful progress. Applications are now open and reviewed on a rolling basis through January 22, 2026.
During this webinar, we’ll explore “How Are We Doing? Assessing the Impact of Sustainability Across the Curriculum Programs on Teaching and Learning.” In many cases, sustainability across the curriculum initiatives at colleges and universities are “bottom up,” slowly building cadres of faculty across disciplines that redesign courses to incorporate education for sustainability into teaching and learning. The distributed structure of these initiatives can make it challenging to assess impacts on teaching and learning at the institutional level. In addition to discussing the research study, this session will invite participants to share and explore options to evaluate the impacts of education for sustainability initiatives, from ongoing, informal measures to major research studies. Participants will leave with a better understanding of how to evaluate, document, and disseminate the impacts of their programs.

This webinar is presented by Georgia Institute of Technology’s Undergraduate Sustainability Education Innovation Program.

Many colleges and universities are rethinking how their grounds are managed as part of broader sustainability and climate goals. This spring, AASHE’s six-week Organic Landscape Management course equips ground managers, sustainability leaders, facilities staff, faculty, and students with the tools to transition from conventional practices to organic, pesticide-free landcare. Participants gain practical tools to eliminate synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, improve soil health, and design resilient, climate-aligned campus landscapes. This six-week virtual course meets on Tuesdays, Mar. 3- Apr. 7 (2-4 p.m. ET). The deadline to register is Mar. 3, 2026.

Workshops, Courses, and Forums

Virtual workshops and online courses allow for deeper and more advanced explorations of key topics facing higher education sustainability leaders. Open-space forums provide opportunities for participants to shape the agenda and build relationships with like-minded colleagues.

Webinars

AASHE Webinars provide a great way to share innovative and high-impact approaches for advancing sustainability in higher education. These one-hour interactive presentations and discussions are offered live, typically on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. ET. Free to everyone to attend, they are engaging sessions that use a variety of online tools to leave attendees feeling energized, inspired, and ready to tackle sustainability challenges.

Find webinars on a wide range of topics from racial equity and social justice to climate change and everything in-between.
Watch past AASHE webinars at your convenience. Webinar archives are available to all AASHE members.
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