Connect. Collaborate. Take Action.  These four words have come to represent the essence of the Pennsylvania Environmental Resource Consortium.  PERC allows
faculty and sustainability staff at colleges and universities across the state to connect with people at other schools and share knowledge about research and best practices.  Repeatedly this collaboration has lead to projects that move us toward a more sustainable future.

From bringing wind to Pennsylvania to developing GHG and solar programs, PERC has a proud history of accomplishments.  Currently comprised of 56 member and affiliate colleges and universities, the Consortium was created in the belief that higher education has a leading role in creating a sustainable future and that working together on a statewide level can help to bring about that future. 

Through activities including conferences, webinars and inter-campus projects and competitions, as well as digital communication and networking tools, PERC seeks to facilitate the movement toward sustainability--among its members and affiliates as well as the rest of Pennsylvania.

2010 was a crucible year for PERC, involving the ReVision 2010 process-- a self-assessment and strategic planning and communication effort initiated by the PERC Executive Committee with participation and feedback involving dozens of PERC schools.  The ReVision 2010 process involved updating PERC's direction and future as well as funding sources.