Audrey Stanton is a PhD student in the Environment and Resources program at the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. Her research interests include campus sustainability, sustainability education, and life cycle assessment. As a project assistant with the Office of Sustainability, Audrey supports the undergraduate internship program, Green Fund, and campus sustainability map.
Audrey received an Environment and Resources M.S. from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and an Environmental and Sustainability Sciences B.S. from Cornell University.
In her free time, Audrey enjoys trips to the local farmers’ markets, exploring Madison’s natural areas, and cooking delicious dinners with friends.
Selected Publications:
- Human behavior outcomes at point of disposal of a biodegradable plastic cup at a U.S.-based university campus (Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2024)
- My Journey to Sustainability (The Commons, 2023)
- Making every day Earth Day (Grad Connections Weekly, 2022)
- A Campus Sustainability Map Organized by the UN Sustainable Development Goals (Sustainability and Climate Change, 2021)