Rebecca Watts Hull is assistant director, faculty development for sustainability education initiatives for the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) at the Georgia Institute of Technology, with a faculty appointment in the School of History and Sociology. Rebecca works with faculty to incorporate Education for Sustainability into their course design and teaching practices. She collaborates with other units to lead strategic initiatives related to sustainability education, including Georgia Tech’s Sustainability Next and Climate Action plan implementation. Rebecca also partners with other colleges and universities to advance faculty development and peer-to-peer learning that expand and enrich the integration of sustainability across the curriculum among colleges and universities. Before joining Georgia Tech, Rebecca held sustainability and educational leadership roles in the public, private and nonprofit sectors with responsibilities that included science and environmental curriculum design, environmental project management, and community-based environmental advocacy. Rebecca earned an M.S. and Ph.D. from Georgia Tech in History and Sociology of Technology and Science, focusing her research on social movements and organizational change, and she holds an M.S. in Natural Resources and Environment from the University of Michigan. Her college teaching has included Environment and Sustainability Studies at Agnes Scott College and American Environmental History, Social Movements, Organizing for Social Change, and the Progress and Service Forum at Georgia Tech.