Green Campus Enterprise can serve as a host site for the WAVE program, where employees act as "Advisors" to students. This allows the company to build early relationships with potential interns who are already skilled in data, engineering, or product design, all of which are critical fields for scaling green technologies.

To present BBG to Green Campus Enterprise, I'd frame it as a gateway to "ClimateTech," where diverse leaders are needed for tech solutions like AI wildfire detection. I’d talk about the WAVE mentorship program, which supports environmental goals by pairing students with STEM/sustainability pros, helping them build green startups or lead decarbonization. I'd suggest a "Green Tech" networking event or workshop on inclusive climate innovation, and encourage them to become campus ambassadors to bridge gender equity and environmental justice. By joining, they can turn their passion into a career and ensure diverse and technologically empowered climate leaders.

I’m a part of Michigan Tech’s Green Campus Enterprise, where I work with a group of ~30 students to promote sustainability and appreciation for our environment in various ways within smaller teams, from our college campus to the entire Keweenaw Peninsula with our branched collaboration with various businesses and education programs.