support, and, when necessary, boarding purposes. The Civilian Climate Corps campus for a unit shall be in a facility or central location established as the operational headquarters for the unit. When necessary and appropriate, Civilian Climate Corps members may be housed in the campuses or provided housing vouchers and support in cases where boarding is not possible. (2) Campus director There shall be a campus director for each campus. The campus director is the head of the campus, and preference shall be given to hiring directors that are members of the community in which a campus is situated. (3) Facilities Upon the establishment of the program, the Director shall identify Federal facilities in consultation with the General Services Agency and the advisory board that may be used, in whole or in part, by the national climate service program. Eligible facilities shall include existing campuses operated by the Corporation and other programs, including Job Corps. (4) Eligible site for a campus A campus may be located in a facility described in paragraph (3) or in another facility that the Director determines is appropriate, including Job Corps facilities. (i) Environmental justice requirement The Director shall ensure that not less than 50 percent of Civilian Climate Corps labor and investment under this section supports climate service projects that are based in under-resourced communities of need, of which, not less than 10 percent of such funds for under-resourced communities of need shall support projects that are based in Indian country. (j) Standards of conduct The campus director of each campus shall establish and enforce standards of conduct to promote healthy and productive conditions in the campus and a spirit of service. (k) Coordination with local entities and institutions The Director shall ensure that Civilian Climate Corps activities carried out under the national climate service program under this section are— (1) planned, and if appropriate, carried out, in conjunction and coordination with the