View PDF of Complete Report or see below for Individual Reports by College/University.
These reports were organized by the CUAC Climate Crisis Working Group which was formed in response to CUAC’s Online Seminar V: COP26, Climate Change and Christian Universities (Nov 2021) and were presented at the 2023 CUAC Triennial Conference at Trinity College & Janet Clarke Hall in Melbourne, Australia on July 5th.
Compass Points is the official newsletter of the Colleges and Universities of the Anglican Communion. It is generally published on-line two or three times per year in a computer printable PDF format. Each edition is sent to all member institutions and also to any persons or institutions who wish to receive copies of the publication.
The newsletter publishes news from all member institutions and also news of member churches around the Anglican Communion which would be of interest to members. (Send news releases to [email protected])
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Compass Points also publishes book reviews and articles in the field of higher education. Normally the first edition following the International Conference held every three years (the 'Triennial') publishes the main Plenary Presentations of the Conference. The first such integrated edition of Compass Points for the 2008 Triennial is available here
INTRODUCTION: Choosing Life and Protecting Creation by Dr Stephen Scoffham, Convenor, CUAC Climate Crisis Working Party, Visiting Reader in Sustainability and Education, Canterbury Christ Church University, UK
AMERICAN COLLEGE, Madurai, INDIA: Green Culture and Tackling the Climate Crisis
BARD COLLEGE, Annandale-on Hudson, NY, USA: World Wide Teach-In Climate Justice
CANTERBURY CHRIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY, UK: Carbon Literacy Training,
Dragon! Public Art Sustainability Activism
Social and Environmental Justice Conference
CUTTINGTON UNIVERSITY, LIBERIA: A Plastic-free Soil for the Growth of Plants
KENYON COLLEGE, Gambier, OK, USA: Waste Reduction Goes Digital
MADRAS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, Chennai, INDIA: Tree Planting Drive following Vardah Cyclone
Waste Management Student Association (WAMSA)
MOMOYAMA GAKUIN UNIVERSITY, Osaka, JAPAN: Our Climate Change Policy Based on our “Environmental Declaration”
PLYMOUTH MARJON UNIVERSITY, UK: Marjon Zero
RIKKYO UNIVERSITY, Tokyo, JAPAN: Carbon Neutrality Declaration
SEWANEE | UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH, USA: Composting Diverts Food Waste from Landfill
Reforestation and Education in Burundi
UNIVERSITY OF CHESTER, UK: Combining Science and the Arts to Act on Climate Change
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, INDIA: Tiding Over the Climate Crisis - Initiatives at WCC, Chennai
AFTERWORD: Living Faithfully and Wholistically in the World by Dr Elizabeth Perry, Advocacy and Communication Manager, Anglican Alliance
Appendix: Climate Problem Statements, Professor Paul Wilson, Principal, Madras Christian College, Chennai, India
Compass Points Volume 21:3 (October 2019)
Compass Points Volume 21:2 (June 2019)
Compass Points Volume 20:1 (March 2019)
Compass Points Volume 20:1 (Summer 2018)
Compass Points Volume 19.2 (Fall 2017)
Compass Points Volume 19:1 (Spring 2017)
Compass Points Volume 18:3 (October 2016)
Compass Points Volume 18:2 (June 2016)
Compass Points Volume 18:1 (Feb 2016)
Compass Points Volume 17:1 (August 2015)
Compass Points Volume 16:3 (December 2014)
Compass Points Volume 16:2 (June 2014)
Compass Points Volume 16:1 (February 2014)
Compass Points Volume 15:2 (July 2013)
Compass Points Volume 15:1 (March 2013)
Compass Points Volume 14:4 (November 2012)
Compass Points Volume 14:3 (June 2012)
Compass Points Volume 14:2 (April 2012)
Compass Points Volume 14:1 (Jan 2012)
Compass Points Volume 13:1 (October 2011)
Compass Points Volume 12:3 (September 2010)
Compass Points, Volume 12:2 (May 2010)
Compass Points, Volume 12:1 (Jan 2010)
Compass Points, Volume 11:1 (Michaelmas 2009)
Compass Points, Volume 10:1 (Michaelmas 2008)
Compass Points, Volume 9:2 (Advent 2007)
Compass Points, Volume 9:1 (Lent 2007)
Compass Points, Volume 8:2 (Advent 2005)
Compass Points: Volume 8:1 (Easter 2005)
From 1999 to 2005, CUAC published a referred journal entitled 'Prologue'. It focused on the issues, trends, opportunities, and challenges of international Anglican higher education. With contributors and readers on five continents, Prologue offered diverse perspectives on the unique mission of church-related colleges and universities throughout the world. Because of the cost of publication, the CUAC Board of Trustees suspended publication in 2008. It was decided that CUAC's Newsletter/Magazine Compass Points would henceforth publish both news and formal papers to the CUAC community. The first integrated edition was published in Volume 10:1 of Compass Points.
Reprints of all issues of Prologue are available from CUAC.
