This position is responsible for organizing gardening initiatives on campus and maintaining a comprehensive Gardening Great Book that records the effort and outcomes of each harvest. Educate the student body about sustainable food programs on campus and in the local community that provide an ethically sound source of calories through the Practicums/Tutorials and/or events Manage the Organic Garden and Food Forest, and the NatiMediFly, located on the Caples campus and must offer tutorials in the space at least once per academic year Work with Landscape Representative concerning campus land use for gardening projects and the state of fruit trees and edible plants on campus Responsible for sharing the care for the care for the coffee shop, memorial fruit trees and other shared green spaces on campus. This role will responsibly maintain working relationships with Environmental Studies and Facilities staff, including external contractors Other duties as assigned Must be an enrolled student, must be in good academic standing (maintain minimum cumulative institutional 2.5 GPA for undergraduate students and 3.0 GPA for graduate students) Experience in student government of similar leadership roles is highly preferred. Familiar with the Student Government Constitution and Statutes.