University of North Texas 
The We Mean Green Fund Committee evaluates campus environmental sustainability projects
proposed by the UNT community and recommends the allocation of funds from the Environmental
Service Fee. Committee members serve as ambassadors for the We Mean Green Fund and
gain leadership experience throughout their two-year term.
UNT students, faculty, and staff may apply to join the We Mean Green Fund Committee when unfilled member seats are available. Applications typically open during the spring semester. Some seats are filled by appointment only.
Applications are now open! We are accepting applicants for the spring 2024 semester and the fall 2024 semester. Student, faculty, and staff positions are available.
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Committee Member Qualifications
• All student members of the WMGF Committee must be registered as full-time or
part-time UNT students during their term/s of office and hold a 2.5 GPA or higher
when applying for service.
• Staff and faculty members of the committee must currently be employed by UNT.
• All members must be in good conduct standing with the university to serve on
the WMGF Committee. If a member is not in good standing, that member will be immediately
ineligible to serve on the WMGF Committee.
Committee Member Responsibilities
• Contribute to active speaking engagement at committee meetings
• Promote awareness of the WMGF across campus
• Recruit WMGF project proposal submissions from students, faculty, and staff
• Allocate funding to community-driven sustainability projects
• Participate in all committee meetings
• Support WMGF events and activities
• Assist with additional tasks to support the We Mean Green Fund mission
Membership Terms
• Each member of the WMGF Committee serves for two academic years. Faculty, staff,
and student members may serve successive terms, provided they reapply and are approved.
• Students wishing to serve on the committee that only have one year of their degree
plan remaining may still apply for membership but they must be able to serve on the
committee for one full academic year.
Committee Member Benefits
• Gain insight and experience at the university level
• Learn project evaluation and selection processes
• Develop leadership abilities
• Enhance communication tactics
• Build organizational awareness
• Strengthen budgeting skills
• Network on and off-campus
Committee Composition
The membership of this student-majority committee shall be limited to no more than thirteen voting members and two non-voting, advisory members. The student officers of the Committee are the Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary. The committee will be composed of the following members:
Voting Members
Students
• Eight students shall be selected via a competitive application
• One undergraduate student shall be appointed by the Student Government Association
• One graduate student shall be appointed by the Graduate Student Council
• One UNT faculty or staff member shall be selected via a competitive application
• One faculty member shall be appointed by the Faculty Senate
• One staff member shall be appointed by the Staff Senate
Non-voting/Ex-officio Advisory Members
Staff
• One staff member shall be appointed by Facilities
• One member shall be the WMGF Project Coordinator
A committee comprised of UNT staff, faculty, and/or students will review applications based on a rubric and vacancies will be filled by the candidates with the highest average scores.