Nathan Hunt

Former Director of Sustainability

Nathan Hunt was Director of Sustainability at UWCSEA, a post recently created to help align to the College's Learning Programme and operations more closely with the UWC mission. Alongside this, he is the Environmental Stewardship Coordinator on Dover Campus and teaches the IB Diploma Environmental Systems and Societies course.

Until 2016 Nathan was Head of the IB Theory of Knowledge course at Dover Campus. Nathan left UWCSEA in Singapore to teach at UWC Maastricht.

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Recent partnerships with academics at NUS and Yale-NUS are providing valuable learning opportunities.

Learning on a wider stage: Dover Campus is benefiting from the proximity to neighbouring academic institutions

Daniel Orr, Head of High School Geography, Dover Campus
Nathan Hunt, Former Director of Sustainability, UWCSEA

Recent partnerships with academics at National University of Singapore (NUS) and Yale-NUS are providing valuable learning opportunities for students.

Dover Campus
Research
School Infrastructure
Sustainability
Teaching and Learning
UWC

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UWCSEA frames its uniquely Singapore sustainability challenge as a global partnership for a better world.

Framing the sustainability challenge: Part 1: Grounding our work in our Singapore context

Nathan Hunt, Former Director of Sustainability, UWCSEA

UWCSEA frames its uniquely Singapore sustainability challenge as a global partnership for a better world, writes Nathan Hunt, Director of Sustainability.

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BYO Cups on Campus was the second phase in the evolution of student sustainability initiatives.

Towards Zero-Waste: The evolution of a student-led sustainability initiative

Nathan Hunt, Former Director of Sustainability, UWCSEA

Just months after Aug 2018 launch we've prevented a staggering 50,000 disposable cups being diverted to incineration as we move to zero-waste on campus.