Conference Program Oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA Welcome to the 2012 aashe conference & eXPo table of contents thank you steering I am incredibly pleased to have you here with us at the 2012 edition of the AASHE conference. As you probably know, this is the biggest campus sustainability conference 2 – 3 Conference Program Overview committee in North America, and in my experience the best way to get an idea of the breadth of 4 Stay Connected at AASHE 2012 exciting initiatives ongoing at our campuses. The Conference Steering Committee has members taken your feedback from previous years into account in planning, programming and 6-7 Sponsoring Institutions and Host Committee logistics so that we could provide you with the best possible experience while at an Bonny Bentzin, Co-Chair, Director of Sustainability, extremely competitive price. 8–13 Welcome Letters from Host Campus Presidents Greener U
15 AASHE Resource Center / AASHE Publications Erika Kociolek Co-Chair, Vancouver, WA 16 AASHE Curriculum Update new connections with people who could help you on your way (and vice versa!). I Kathleen Ng, Co-Chair, am positive that you will have an amazing time: if you do (or if you don’t), I strongly 17 Thank You AASHE Members University encourage you to get in touch with us with your feedback on how we could potentially make your conference experience better. Remember: this conference is programmed 18-19 Keynote Speakers Felicia Davis, Director FIEP Building Green Initiative, by campus sustainability people, for campus sustainability people, and together UNCF we can foster and strengthen the collaborative relationships that propel us forward 20-21 Parallel Plenary Speakers Kathleen Ng towards sustainable campuses, and a more sustainable world for all. Have a wonderful, Verna Fowler, AASHE Steering Committee productive conference! 22 AASHE 2012 Sponsor Appreciation Nation, Keshena Campus Co-Chair 24-25 AASHE Student Summit In designing this year’s program and conference theme, “Investing in the Future,” we mariah Hudson, Sustainability Coordinator, San drew heavily on feedback from attendees of past AASHE conferences and a series of Diego State University 26-27 Recognizing STARS® rich discussions about the importance of, in the words of Oscar Romero, “taking the long view.” As members of the higher education community, we work to invest in 28-29 2012 AASHE Awards Ceremony michele madia, Director of Sustainability Financing and Strategy, Second Nature thought of as a framework for improving our world. In my experience, the social and 30-33 Thank You / Acknowledgements 2012 economic components of the amorphous concept of sustainability often play second Yolanda moses, Special Assistant for Excellence and 34 AASHE Conference Community Service Project University of California, Riverside 36 Greening of the Conference The Steering Committee wanted to challenge ourselves and you to consider the barriers, opportunities, and solutions at our campuses and communities through the 37 Creating Conversation Through Art mieko ozeki, Sustainability Projects Coordinator, lens of economics, and consider what it means and requires to invest in our future. I University of Vermont hope the program, form, and energy of this year’s conference allow you to put aside 38-43 Maps your daily challenges, connect with your peers, learn about the innovative work we are Stephenie Presseller, Erika Kociolek all doing, and inspire you to “take the long view.” 44-48 Exhibitors AASHE Steering Committee Co-Chair 50 Sunday Session Schedule anna Prizzia, Bonny’s message University of Florida 50-58 Monday Session Schedule matt St. Clair, 59-66 Tuesday Session Schedule of President, University of California 66-69 Wednesday Session Schedule Sheri Tonn, Vice President, Finance & Operations 71-79 Presenter Index
T hank You! 80-86 Posters Cindy Thomashow, AASHE 88 Paul rowland, Executive Director, AASHE 89 Save the Date for AASHE 2013 Danielle Faris, Senior Conference and Events Planner, AASHE Bonny
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 MONDAY, OCTOBER 15 Sustainability Unbound: Advanced Track, room 408A 7AM , Expo Hall – AASHE MEMBER MEETING 1:30 2:30PM CONCURRENT SESSION G morNiNg Yoga 8AM STUDENT SUMMIT OPENS, Petree Hall The Board of Directors will give an update on AASHE CONCURRENT SESSION H WITH KATE activities during the past year and will provide WORKSHOPS Kate has worked in the members with an open forum for the discussion 3PM ExPO CLOSES/BREAKDOWN of topics relevant to the governance and activities of AWARDS AND CLOSING CEREMONY Workshop hosted by CURC, room 518 at the University of the organization. Concourse Ballroom Illinois at Chicago since Sponsored in part by UPS, room 511A 2008. Her hobbies include gardening, playing POSTER SESSION ExHIBITION OPENS Expo Hall , room 511C double bass, and cycling. Kate teaches Kundalini See Page xxx for details yoga and meditation. AASHE RECEPTION Presented by Natural Capitalism Solutions, room 503 Invitation only; meet at info booth in Convention Center lobby WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17 8:30AM WORKSHOP AND TOUR DINE AROUNDS MONDAY, OCTOBER 15 Urban Ecovillage: meet at info booth in lobby LUNCH by check-in Student Summit lunch Included Tower Westin Bonaventure Hotel info booth in Convention Center lobby Lunch on own for general attendees BREAKFAST 7PM COMMUNITY COLLEGE RECEPTION , Palos Verdes 12PM TOUR CONCURRENT SESSION A Open to all Community College Representatives; meet at Tour; meet in Westin lobby by check-in Loyola Marymount University Tour, meet at info booth Bonaventure Brewery in the Westin hotel WORKSHOPS in lobby KEYNOTE ADDRESS, Concourse Ballroom Christian Perspectives and Approaches to Sustainability in WORKSHOPS COFFEE RECEPTION Celebrate the work you have done to transform your Higher Ed, room 501C campuses and communities, and enjoy a drink with your , room 511C Hosted by The Arbor Day Foundation World, colleagues! The Center for Green Schools at USGBC, room 501A 10:30AM ExPO OPENS in partnership with AASHE and AACC’s SEED initiative, American Meteorological Association, room 408A , room 503 Developing External Grant Proposals for Sustainability sustainability activities. Designing Introductory Courses in Sustainability for Projects, room xxx Petree Hall D Preparing Students for the 21st century Green Workforce , room 518 with AACC, USGBC and AASHE, room 518 CONCURRENT SESSION B Sustainability Program Coordinators, room 511A Getting a Handle on Your Campus Carbon Footprint: A PRESIDENTS RECEPTION , room 501B Invitation only, meet at info booth in lobby 5PM WELCOME AND KEYNOTE, Concourse Ballroom LUNCH Tower, Westin Bonaventure Hotel in lobby BREAKFAST ExPO RECEPTION LUNCH MEETINGS See page xxx for details CONCURRENT SESSION E PARALLEL PLENARY SESSIONS booth in lobby ADVANCED SESSIONS Sustainability Unbound: Advanced Track, room 408A See Page xxx for details CONCURRENT SESSION C 10:30AM ExPO OPENS 2PM ExPO CLOSES Open to all to attendees CONCURRENT SESSION F VOLUNTEER PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY UNBOUND: ADVANCED TRACK LUNCH Arbor Day Tree Campus USA Community Service, Open to pre-registered Advanced Track attendees only meet in lobby LUNCH MEETINGS See Page xxx for details CONCURRENT SESSION D
2 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 3 stay connected at aashe 2012! rECogNiziNg aaSHE 2012 SPoNSorS Social media will be playing an important role in keeping you connected and up to date during and after the AASHE 2012 conference. We hope that through participation in the below social media outlets we can engage in a two-way exchange of Who make this year’s conference a success! ideas and information with the campus sustainability community.
AASHE BLOG www.aashe.org/blog Features live updates from the conference, including coverage of keynote speakers, SILVER LEVEL SPONSORS transcriptions of conference sessions, photos and much more. TWITTER at AASHENews Conference Hashtag #AASHE2012 Up to date micro-blogging from the conference. Participate in the discussion by searching and using #AASHE2012. FACEBOOK: AASHEorg Open to all interested in campus sustainability. Let folks know what you have liked and learned during your time in Pittsburgh. FLICKR AASHEIT AASHE’s online repository of photos from the conference and campuses. Upload and share your photos! YOUTUBE AASHEOrg Recording of keynote videos and other presentations. MEDIA SPONSOR LINKEDIN Group: AASHE An online networking platform for all involved in campus sustainability to discuss common issues and identify possible collaborators.
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4 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 5 recognizing our camPus host sPonsors Who make thank you this year’s conference Possible! to our host committee members! John Cook, University of California, Riverside Katie Van Sant, Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability MASTER SPONSORS Halli Bovia, University of Southern California Dan Wakelee, California State University, mechelle Best, California State University, Channel Island Northridge Evelyn Young, Joseph rasmussen, San Diego State University Nurit Katz, michael Catanzaro, University of San Diego Staurt Noble, Goodman, University of Redlands allen Franz, arch asawa, Soka University of America mariah Hudson, San Diego State University
Look for these Host Sponsors displays in the Ballroom Foyer! REGIONAL SPONSORS
Recent Campus Sustainability initiatives University of redlands:
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Co-generation facility completed in 2005, reducing campus carbon footprint by over 20%
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AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 7 Welcome! Welcome! from our from our host camPus sPonsors host camPus sPonsors
dianne f. harrison, Ph.d. Dianne F. Harrison, Ph.D. Gene D. Block gene d. block President, California State Chancellor, University of University, Northridge
elcome to California State University, Northridge, innovative design elements, including a state-of-the art A key element in these accomplishments has been our Wwhere I am honored to serve as president. odelighted to welcome you to Los Angeles for the Association remarkable 44 megawatt cogeneration plant, which uses waste saving and water conservation systems. for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education 2012 heat from electricity generation to produce steam and chilled Cal State Northridge—the academic and economic leader of Conference. the San Fernando Valley—has a long history of investment in CSUN has a record of research and development standard power plant. This impressive facility will be just one sustainable infrastructure and practices. partnerships between its academic colleges and physical Our region is a leading green economy, and clean technology highlight of a campus tour during the conference—another is In 2007 it became one of the only institutions in the world plant management, which include the design and installation is a major driver of the growth strategy for 21st century Los with a grid-connected fuel cell plant. The 1 megawatt plant of its sustainable energy facilities. In 2008, the university Angeles. We at UCLA are proud to play an important role in the LEED Gold by the U.S. Green Building Council—and I hope you city’s sustainable future. For example, we are a founding partner generates up to 15 percent of the total campus electricity, furthered its commitment to sustainability by chartering will make UCLA a part of your AASHE itinerary. and driving force behind CleanTech Los Angeles, a consortium emitting only 70 percent of the CO2 of conventional power the Institute for Sustainability, which undertakes campus that brings businesses and government together with our generation. Its waste heat is captured for campus heating greening initiatives, promotes sustainability research, Given the diversity of environments in and around Los Angeles, city’s world-class universities to foster investment in green and its greenhouse gas emissions are sequestered by an develops student education in sustainability, and puts best our city is an ideal living laboratory for sustainability research. business and harness our wealth of intellectual capital around practices into action. So it’s no wonder that students and faculty from throughout sustainability. State Northridge also has one of the largest solar electric campus are engaged in climate change policy and sustainability science. At the epicenter of this work is our renowned Institute systems of any public university in California. Three We are pleased to be a host of this important conference. At the same time, as the University of California’s largest of the Environment and Sustainability, which houses seven solar installations feed into a power grid that distributes I wish you a productive AASHE meeting and hope you enjoy campus, we recognize that UCLA can make a tremendous impact research centers and coordinates research among the many electricity throughout the campus. your visit to our campus. by reducing our own carbon footprint. During the past two other UCLA units that are undertaking environment and decades, we have added nearly 8 million square feet to campus; sustainability scholarship. The university also values sustainability related to building in that span our greenhouse gas emissions have been nearly design and construction. Our new Valley Performing Arts Thank you for your commitment to fostering sustainability is ahead of schedule in our objective of meeting the UC goal of research and sustainable practices in higher education and congratulations on your participation in AASHE 2012. I wish you have already achieved UC’s target of 75 percent waste diversion, a successful conference and an enjoyable visit to Los Angeles. and we are on our way to zero waste by 2020.
“Cal State Northridge—the academic and economic leader of the “Our region is a leading green economy, and clean San Fernando Valley—has a long history of investment in technology is a major driver of the growth strategy sustainable infrastructure and practices.”
8 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA Welcome! from our host camPus sPonsors URBAN ZEROWASTE GREEN OFFICE
GARDEN TAILGATE CERTIFICATION Timothy P. White timothy P. White Chancellor, University of California, Riverside IN THE HEART OF LOS ANGELES, THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CREATES
A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE BY ADVANCING INITIATIVES SUCH AS “GREEN” OFFICES, A
COMMUNITY-BASED URBAN GARDEN MANAGED BY STUDENTS, AND WASTE DIVERSION AT
he University of California, Riverside, welcomes the of UCR scientists is incorporating global climate change and EVERY TAILGATE. DISCOVER USC’S SUSTAINABLE EFFORTS BY TAKING THE SELF-GUIDED public health studies into their research through the Centers tAASHE Conference and is delighted to help sponsor ECO-TOUR AT THE UNIVERSITY PARK CAMPUS, OR BY VISITING GREEN.USC.EDU. an organization that promotes the kind of work that our for Sustainable Suburban Development, for Water resources and the School of Public Policy. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Twenty years before Rachel Carson helped kick-start the Students and administration work together to bring a environmental movement with “Silent Spring,” Riverside whole system approach to campus sustainability. A self- imposed student fee will pay for solar panels for their Riverside faculty and scientists have spent the intervening installed a one MW battery to reduce peak energy demand, and drives alternative fuel vehicles. And I am promoting in higher-yield crops, healthier forests, cleaner vehicles and the institutionalization of campus sustainability through improved public health. the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment. We know sustainability matters. We know research and incorporated engineers into the mix. The UCR College of education work. We are here to learn and we hope you will Engineering Center for Environmental Research has helped join us. formulate more than a dozen state and federal regulations, from boat emissions to diesel fuel. Now, a new generation
“UC Riverside faculty and scientists have spent the intervening 60 years examining the complex chemistry of air pollution and smog,
10 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 11 aaSHE uPDaTES MEMBERSHIP AASHE membership grew by 1.4% in 2011, from to our members. Through webinars, workshops, and the annual conference, AASHE provided opportunities RESOURCE CENTER start of the year to 1,103 by the end. The number for individuals to interact with a diverse and engaged One of the most exciting new resources was our interactive of campus members grew by 2.3%, reaching 858 community. With our wide array of member-only the Resource Center continued to be a leading source of database of campus solar photovoltaic installations — a at year’s end. Renewal rates for campus members and public resources, AASHE continued to be at the information on sustainability in higher education for diverse robust resource featuring reports, analyses, and hundreds of were 87% throughout the year, while businesses forefront in leading the sustainability transformation stakeholders. Throughout 2011 AASHE resources provided example installations. Sponsored by AASHE Business Leader renewed at about the 70% rate and other associate and supporting the great work and accomplishments AMSOLAR, the database quickly became the most visited and businesses that serve them, with timely and essential tools cited page on the AASHE website, receiving visits from over of our members. to lead the sustainability transformation. 130 countries. growth during a tough economic climate in 2011 demonstrates the strong commitment by AASHE After a re-design in early 2011, the Resource Center AASHE’s Campus Sustainability Discussion Forums received members to continued advancement of sustainability educational webinars in 2011 sponsored by higher in higher education. level business members as part of the Business — a 40% increase in unique page views, and a 24% increase visitors, an increase of 2,500 visitors over the previous year. Alliance Program. These well-attended webinars in total page views - a sign that people were increasingly The invaluable resources provided by AASHE, as covered such diverse topics as large-scale campus engaging with our resources. well as the many networking and professional solar projects, sustainable design strategies, and bed development opportunities continued to bring value bugs and chemicals of concern in dorms. PUBLICATIONS The number of subscribers to the weekly AASHE Bulletin grew from 10,723 to 11,000 in 2011, and 50 issues were e-reader and also made available free to members in PDF published. The newsletter continued to garner above- THaNK You aaSHE mEmBErS format. industry average open and click-through rates per issue. AASHE also released the results of the 2010 Higher BUSINESS LEADER MEMBERS increased by 15% on days the Bulletin was published. showed that those with positions in the higher education sustainability workforce report a strong sense of job security We want know what you think about AASHE publications. exhibit booth during ExPO hours.
CURRICULUM AASHE hired an Education Manager in April 2011, At the AASHE 2011 conference, 120 educators participated in the Curriculum Convocation, and develop coherent professional development an interactive workshop that provided strategies BUSINESS SUPPORTER MEMBERS opportunities. An Education Steering Committee, for integrating sustainability across the curriculum. was created to guide the development of AASHE’s educational programs and ensure that member needs Development of a new, interactive section of the were met. AASHE website, tentatively called the “Academic Commons,” was initiated in 2011. The intent is to provide a place for faculty to explore critical Across the Curriculum Leadership Workshops. More questions and issues online, advancing the than 74 faculty members from 54 institutions left integration of sustainability into curricula. Best these workshops prepared to advance education for practices and innovative examples of sustainability sustainability at their campus by working with other education would be able to come alive through case faculty in fostering curriculum change. study videos and interviews.
12 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 13 The Sustainability Tracking, assessment & rating System™(STarS®) is aaSHE WoulD liKE To rECogNizE THE FolloWiNg iNSTiTuTioNS that are participating in the STarS® Program a transparent, self-reporting framework for colleges and universities or have achieved a STarS rating. For additional information please visit our website, www.stars.aashe.org. to measure their sustainability performance. STarS was developed by The following 202 institutions have achieved a STARS Rating as of September 10, 2012. Of these institutions 202 are AASHE aaSHE with broad participation from the higher education community. members (B), 181 are STARS Charter Participants (B), and 37 participated in the original STARS Pilot (B). STarS is designed to: GOLD American University B B Green Mountain College B B The University of Arizona B B University of New Hampshire B B B Appalachian State University B B B Haywood Community College B B University of Alaska Fairbanks B B University of Northern Iowa B B higher education. Arizona State University B B B Ithaca College B B University of British Columbia B B B University of Puget Sound B B California State University, Middlebury College B B B University of California, San Diego B B B University of South Carolina B B Monterey Bay B B New York University B B B University of California, Santa University of South Florida B B a common set of measurements developed with broad participation from the Colorado State University B B Oberlin College B B Barbara B B B University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh BB campus sustainability community. Cornell University B B Oregon State University B B University of Colorado Boulder B B B University of Wisconsin – Dickinson College BB B Pomona College B B University of Denver B B Stevens Point B B Duke University B B Portland State University B B B University of Massachusetts Emory University B B B St. John’s University B B B Amherst B B Georgia Institute of Technology B Stanford University B B University of Minnesota, Morris B B B sustainability practices and performance. SILVER Agnes Scott College B B Grand Valley State University B B B Slippery Rock University B B Chapel Hill B B The STARS framework is intended to engage and recognize the full spectrum of Anne Arundel Community College B B Guilford College B Stark State College B University of North Carolina, Babson College B B Illinois Institute of Technology B B State University of New York College Greensboro B B colleges and universities in the United States and Canada — from community Ball State University B B B Indiana University Bloomington B B of Environmental Science and University of North Texas B B colleges to research universities, and from institutions just starting their Bard College B B Kankakee Community College B B Forestry B B B University of Northern British Berea College B B Keene State College B B State University of New York Columbia B B sustainability programs to long-time campus sustainability leaders. STARS Boston University B Loyola Marymount University B B at Brockport B University of Notre Dame B B encompasses long-term sustainability goals for already high-achieving California State Polytechnic Luther College B B State University of New York University of Oregon B B University, Pomona B B Macalester College B B at Cortland B University of Ottawa B B institutions as well as entry points of recognition for institutions that are taking California State University, McGill University B B B State University of New York University of Tennessee at Knoxville B Channel Islands B B Michigan State University B B at Oswego B University of Texas at Austin B B B in STARS are encourages to register for the STARS International Pilot Program California State University, B B University of Virginia B B Fullerton B B B Technology B B The New School B B University of Wisconsin-Green Bay B B through the STARS website. Central Carolina Community Mount Holyoke University B Thompson Rivers University B B University of Wisconsin-River Falls B B B College B B Northern Arizona University B B Tufts University B B Vassar College B B Cleveland State University B B Northland College B B B Unity College B B Virginia Commonwealth University B B Businesses can also be involved with the STARS Program. STARS sponsorship College of Lake County B B Okanagan College B B University at Albany B Virginia Tech B B provides an outstanding opportunity for companies to demonstrate their College of Saint Benedict B B B Onondaga Community College B B University of Alberta B B Wake Forest University B B Dalhousie University B B B B B University of Arkansas B B Washington University in St. Louis B B support of campus sustainability and to increase their visibility among campus Delta College m p c Pennsylvania State University B B University of Calgary B B Wellesley College B B decision-makers who are engaged in sustainability. Denison University B B Princeton University B University of California, Los Angeles B B Western Kentucky University B B Drew University B Red River College B University of Colorado Western University B B Eastern Iowa Community College Richland College – DCCCD B B B Colorado Springs B B B Westminster College B Visit the STARS website, www.stars.aashe.org, for all of the details regarding District m p c Rio Salado College B B University of Florida B B B Williams College B B B Elon University B Royal Roads University B B University of Houston B B Yale University B B The Evergreen State College B B B Saint John’s University B B University of Kentucky B B Florida Gulf Coast University B B B Saint Mary’s University B B University of Louisville B B Florida State University B B San Diego State University B B University of Michigan B Furman University B B San Jose State University B B University of Minnesota, Twin Cities B B George Mason University B B Santa Clara University B B B University of Nevada, Las Vegas B B Gettysburg College B B Simon Fraser University B B University of North Carolina at Brandeis University B B Missouri State University B B Richland Community College B B University of Kansas B B B Brunswick Community College B B Moraine Valley Community College B B Rocky Mountain College of Art University of Mount Union B B B Bryant University B New Mexico State University B B + Design B B University of Saskatchewan B B STARS Update e-newsletter. To register for STARS and access these valuable DePauw University B B North Seattle Community College B B Saint Louis University B B University of Texas at Arlington B B East Tennessee State University B Northern Alberta Institute of Sheridan Institute of Technology University of Texas at San Antonio B B resources visit the STARS website, www.stars.aashe.org. Estrella Mountain Community Technology B and Advanced Learning B University of Utah B B College B B Oklahoma City University B B Shoreline Community College B B University of the District of Goshen College B B Oklahoma State University B B Southern Oregon University B B Columbia B B Harrisburg Area Community Old Dominion University B B State University of New York Washington and Lee University B B College B B Orange County Community College B B at Fredonia B B Weber State University B Haverford College B B Oregon Institute of Technology B B State University of New York Wilfrid Laurier University B B Any institution that is a new registrant to the Illinois Central College B B Pace University B B at Geneseo B B Illinois State University B B B B B Taylor University B B Judson University B B Pittsburg State University B B Truman State University B B King’s University College B B Portland Community College B B University of Alaska Anchorage B B Maryville College B B Raritan Valley Community College B B University of Dayton B B REPORTER stars.aashe.org/pages/getinvolved/ Bowdoin College B B Earlham College B B Rice University B B University of Nebraska at Kearney B B forget to use the coupon code ‘MYSTARS’ upon registration to receive the discount. Carnegie Mellon University B B El Centro College – DCCCD B B B Swarthmore College B B West Chester University Chapman University B B Lakeland Community College B B University of Illinois, Chicago B B B of Pennsylvania B DePaul University B North Carolina State University B University of Minnesota, Duluth B B
14 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 15 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 17 keynote sPeakers THE CroSSroaDS ProJECT | KEYNOTE Monday, October 15 HuNTEr loViNS | KEYNOTE Sunday, October 14 At the dawn of the 21st century, humanity has arrived at an extraordinary Crossroads
The diverse crises that the planet faces will only be solved when companies and communities course, as currently imagined, is sustainable—not our energy, not our economy, implement authentic and innovative sustainability practices. Institutions of higher education have not our environment. But we are possessed of the knowledge we need, and a tide the lead role to play in creating the next generation of thought leaders our world needs. They will is rising. The Crossroads Project is a response to this reality, grounded in science, either succeed in this or become increasingly irrelevant elevated by art, in service of genuine understanding. It is therefore encouraging that there are an increasing number of colleges and universities now At the core of the project is live performance. The Fry Street Quartet joins with physicist and educator Dr. Robert Davies in an evocative presentation combining music, information, imagery—and a dash of theater — merging intellectual with visceral, taking us from thought leaders are still among us, and are making it up as we go forward, this may challenge landscapes to which they lead. academic traditionalist but it excites students. Unleashing this creativity will create the future for higher education. roBErT DaViES and meteorologist in the U.S. Air Force, worked for NASA on the International Space Station project, and taught on the faculty of l. HuNTEr loViNS is president and founder of the Natural Capitalism Solutions (NCS) (www.natcapsolutions.org). NCS nature of light and information, and Earth’s changing climate. For the past six years, Rob’s work has focused on communicating educates senior decision-makers in business, government and civil society to restore and enhance the natural and human the science of climate change, energy and sustainability. capital while increasing prosperity and quality of life. In partnership with leading thinkers and Implementers, NCS creates innovative, practical tools and strategies to enable companies, communities, and countries to become more sustainable. roBErT WaTErS, Violin Trained as a sociologist and lawyer (JD), Hunter is also currently faculty at Bainbridge Graduate institute and the chief A violinist of remarkable versatility, Robert Waters studied a the Cleveland Institute of Music, the Yale School of Music, and the insurgent of the madrone project. Juilliard School. His range of experience includes positions such as Concertmaster of Chicago’s Music of the Baroque, founding member of the Jupiter Trio and the Callisto Ensemble, Associate Concertmaster of the San Francisco Opera Orchestra and Lovins has consulted for scores of industries and governments worldwide. She has consulted with large and small Associate Professor of Violin at the DePaul University School of Music. In his current position with the Fry Street Quartet, Robert companies including the International Finance Corporation, Royal Dutch Shell, Interface, Clif Bar, and Wal-Mart. is on the faculty at USU’s Caine College of the Arts. Governmental clients include the Pentagon, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Energy and other agencies, numerous cities, and the governments of Jamaica, Australia, and the U.S. She has also served an advisor to the rEBECCa mCFaul, Violin Energy Minister of the Government of Afghanistan. Recipient of such honors as the Right Livelihood Award, Lindbergh Rebecca is a founding member of the Fry Street Quartet, and teaches on the faculty of Utah State University’s Caine College of the Arts. She is a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory and Northwestern University. As a teenager, Rebecca spent an her a “Green Business Icon.” inspiring summer at the Tanglewood Institute in the presence of great artists such as Leonard Bernstein and Yo Yo Ma, after which the pursuit of a life in music became imperative. It was the medium of the string quartet, with its fantastic literature, range of expression, and ability to connect with an audience that called; the Fry Street Quartet has been and continues to be the realization of that pursuit. BraDlEY oTTESEN, Viola medicine. She developed the Economic Renewal Project and helped write many of its manuals on sustainable community Bradley teaches in the Caine College of the Arts at Utah State University. He holds a master’s degree from the New England has been based in Boston, Massachusetts and Calgary, Alberta. He has taught at every level — from public school to university, and values his experience of performing alongside doctors and lawyers equally with being the tenured member of a symphony orchestra.
marC JoHNSoN, Guest Cellist At the age of eighteen Marc became the youngest member of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and has also been a member They received three Grammy nominations and appeared regularly at the world’s great music festivals. Marc has held residency positions with Northern Illinois University, Bay Chamber Concerts in Rockport, Maine, and The Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, England. Marc is Adjunct Professor of Music at Bostun University College of Fine Arts.
18 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA Plenary sPeakers
ToNY CorTESE maHESH PraDHaN GUPES: The Global Universities Partnership on Environment Just and Sustainable Path Now for Sustainability
ANTHONY D. CORTESE, SCD is a Senior Fellow of Second Nature, the Boston-based advocacy MR. MAHESH PRADHAN, was appointed as Chief of UNEP’s Environmental Education and organization committed to promoting sustainability through higher education. He was its co- Training Unit (EETU) within the Division of Environmental Policy Implementation (DEPI). founder along with U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA), Teresa Heinz Kerry and Bruce Droste. He EETU assists with the implementation of UNEP’s mission: To provide leadership and encourage partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring, informing, and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future co-founder of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education and the generations. Higher Education Association Sustainability Consortium. The core focus at EETU is UNEP’s enhanced engagement with Universities. This is clustered Dr. Cortese was formerly the Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental around three key pillars of education, training and networking. Drawing upon the successful Mainstreaming Environment and Sustainability into African Universities (MESA) initiative, EETU has initiated a Global Universities Partnership on Environment and Sustainability (GUPES), which was launched as a lead up to the Rio+20 Conference and the Higher that resulted in the internationally acclaimed Talloires Declaration of University Leaders for Education Sustainability Initiative (HESI). EETU seeks to promote enhanced student engagement on priority and emerging sustainability issues, with focus on students at countries. undergraduate and graduate levels. Dr. Cortese is a trustee of Tufts University and Green Mountain College and a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He has been actively engaged in dealing with large system sustainability challenges for 40 years.
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. has taught in both public and private schools, nationally MONTY HEMPEL and internationally, ranging from Massachusetts to California and South Africa to Greece. In Hedco Professor of Environmental Studies and Director of the Center for Environmental Studies addition to her classroom experience, Jordana has facilitated eight seasons of programs with at the University of Redlands, in Southern California. He is also president of Blue Planet United, Interlocken: Center for Experiential Learning (through which she has worked with students across Western Europe, Northern Africa, and the Hawaiian Islands). Jordana’s scholarship journal about human population, consumption, and sustainability www.blueplanetunited.org. and politics, sustainability concepts, climate disruption, marine environmental protection, and (whatever we may perceive that to be). wilderness preservation. His professional work is strongly interdisciplinary and guided by the goal of pragmatic idealism. as well as Anti-Racism Studies and solution-oriented critiques of culturally constructed He is a past president of the Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences (AESS) and was oppressive systems. Jordana complements her Graduate Faculty responsibilities at Prescott a founding board member of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher College with teaching in their undergraduate program and advising in their Sustainability Education (AASHE). In addition, he has served on the executive committee of the national Education doctoral program, while continuing her international work during the summer. Council of Environmental Deans and Directors (CEDD), and currently serves as a Senior Fellow member of the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Benchmark Task Force.
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Graduation Gowns Spelman College. Under Art’s leadership the facilities department at Spelman has been nationally recognized as a leader in sustainability among historically Black colleges and received the President’s 2008 Award for Excellence in Customer Service. Art is co-chair of Sustainable Spelman and also Development Corp. and is on the board of advisors of Sustainable Atlanta.
SARAH E. JOHNSON is the coordinator of the Institute for Sustainability at California State University, Northridge. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from California State University, Long Beach and a master’s degree in Counseling with a specialization in College Counseling and Student Services on campus sustainability projects and supervises student work on projects. She is passionate about integrating sustainability into all areas of higher education.
CASSIDY CANNON is the Sustainability Director at Elizabeth City State University. With this position she projects on campus students that implement behavioral change and protect University resources. Prior to being hired, she received her degree at Elizabeth City State University in Business Administration with a concentration in marketing. While in school she founded the Community Relations Committee, an organization dedicated to community outreach through service and sustainability. Ms. Cannon expanded her environmentalism work by partnering with Green For All as a college ambassador and the United Negro College Fund-Building Green. Cassidy believes that all HBCU’s and MSI’s have a vested interest in the sustainability world as it is the newest portal for university opportunity and student income.
VERNA FOWLER, of Menominee and Stockbridge-Munsee heritage, is an enrolled member of the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin. Dr. Fowler has taught at the elementary, secondary, and college Keshena and Green Bay, Wisconsin. Dr. Fowler is a past President of the American Indian College Fund Board (AICF), and served as Vice-President of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium booth 419 (AIHEC). She was appointed by President Bill Clinton to the White House Initiative on Tribal Colleges to learn more.
Less than 30% of all plastic bottles in PANEL MODERATOR FELICIA M. DAVIS, directs the UNCF Institute for Capacity Building Facilities the USA are recycled. 840 Union Street | Salem, Virginia 24153 and Infrastructure Enhancement Program where she oversees implementation of the Kresge free: (800) 223.0429 | fax: (540) 387.4385 www.OakHalli.com Foundation funded Building Green Initiative for Minority Serving Institutions. Davis works to green Oak Hall is working to increase that number, Black, Hispanic-serving, and Tribal colleges and universities with a goal of reducing institutional carbon but we need your help. footprints and moving aggressively toward carbon neutral campuses. An author of the critical Air of Injustice Report, she brought together the Georgia Coalition for the Peoples’ Agenda, Black Leadership Forum, Clean Air Task Force and the Clear the Air Campaign in an historic collaboration.
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From Theory to Action in the Poverty Class Design and Performance Presenter: Esther Forbyn, Portland Community College Session organizer: Focus: Diversity and Inclusion, Social Justice, Student Activism College SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 SustaiNAITability Focus: Buildings, Co-curricular Activities, Community Presenters: Julien Gareau, NAIT; Marcelo Avila, NAIT Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, STARS, Student Activism ROOM 510 Endowment Transparency at Duke: a Qualitative Components of Campus Sustainability Work: University of BillY PariSH | STUDENT SUMMIT KEYNOTE Assessment of Strategies Presenters: Lindsey Elizabeth MacDonald, University of Presenter: Lucas Spangher, Duke University Michigan; Jerry Tyrell, University of Michigan Focus: Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics, STARS Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Co-curricular Activities, Food Using the Resource Tracking Tool (The RTT) to Track Your University BILLY PARISH is Co-Founder and President of Solar Mosaic, a solar investment marketplace, Waste and Recycling for Scope 3 Reporting Presenters: Blake Hunter Thomas, Utah State University; Kristin Presenter: Maria Groom, SUNY Sullivan Ladd, Utah State University Focus: Non-Presenting author: Kate Auman, Utah State University In 2002, he dropped out of Yale to found the Energy Action Coalition and grew it into the Materials Management Focus: largest youth advocacy organization in the world working on the climate crisis. Outreach, Student Activism ROOM 512 ROOM 507 A serial social entrepreneur, Parish has helped launch dozens of clean energy, youth, and Green Cup: The Greek Energy Saving Competition green jobs related companies and organizations and has been honored as a Rolling Stone Presenters: Anton Walker, UC Berkeley; Patrick Smith, UC Berkeley Integration of Student Run Projects magazine “Climate Hero.” Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Coordination and Planning, Presenters: Chase Schulte, University of Florida; Christian Blue, Energy Better World Books Parish was also Utne Readers “50 Visionaries Who Are Changing Your World” and was Focus: The Advantages and Challenges of Incorporating Greek Materials Management elected as a Fellow by Ashoka, the global association of the world’s leading social entrepreneurs. Presenter: Houda Ferradji, Lehigh University Overcoming Silos in Student Activism Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Presenters: Kristin White, University of Oregon; Molly Bacon, Billy lives in Oakland, CA, with his wife and two daughters. University of Oregon Focus: Student Activism STuDENT PrESENTaTioNS ROOM 510 STuDENT SummiT SCHEDulE Presenter: ROOM 502 B Roundtable Focus: ROOM 505 Landscaping, Student Activism STuDENT PrESENTaTioNS A Guide to Getting Your Hands Dirty: How Campus Tackling Challenges and Engaging Possibilities Southern Illinois University Sustainability Action Plan Green Spaces Promote Real World Problem Solving Presenters: Benjamin Newton, Southern Illinois University/ ROOM 502 B Presenter: Kevin P Martini, Western Michigan University Richland Community College; Kris Schachel, Southern Illinois Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Food, Grounds and Landscaping Focus: Administration and Governance, Campus as a Living Lab, University Bringing Farmworker Awareness to the Sustainable Student Activism Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Climate Mitigation, Student Food Table at PSU Getting the Entire Campus Involved in A Campus Activism Garden Project Presenters: Rob Duren, Portland State University; Carolyn White, ROOM 504 Presenter: Dylan Sievers, Bemidji State University Portland State University ROOM 512 Focus: Coordination and Planning, Food, Grounds and Suburban Composting at Johnson County Community Eco-Reps: The Unpaid Alternative Focus: Food, Social Justice, Student Activism Landscaping Presenter: Eric Nelson, Johnson County Community College Presenter: Julia Kard, University of Arizona ROOM 504 Focus: Focus: Activism Improving Residence Hall Waste Disposal ROOM 505 Presenter: Christiane Sanicola, Santa Clara University Worker Network Case Study Focus: Presenter: Maria Simone Langholz, Macalester College moderator: Emily F Cross, University of Illinois at Urbana- Management Focus: Coordination and Planning, Student Activism Dome Greenhouse Presenters: Cameron Bell, University of Northern British Champaign Supporting and Strengthening Student Work Through Columbia Presenters: Marika Nell, University of Illinois at Urbana- Statewide Networks Focus: Food, Student Activism, Campus as a Living Lab Champaign; Marcus Ricci, University of Illinois at Urbana- Policies of U.S. Universities Presenter: Christy Newell, University of Minnesota Champaign Presenter: Kayla Davidge, UC Davis Focus: Focus: Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics, Student Focus: Buildings Student Activism Activism (continued next page)
AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 27 FaCiliTaTED NETWorKiNg ROOM 515 B AASHE STUDENT SUMMIT SPONSORS Students Collaborating and Organizing Opportunities and Projects for Sustainability (SCOOPS): Supporting Student ROOM 502 A Burn-out Organizing: The Rabbit in your Hat Presenter: Michelle Tang, Santa Clara University Session organizer: Patrick Lane, U.S. Green Building Council Focus: Conference and Events, Coordination and Planning, Focus: Coordination and Planning, Student Activism Partnerships ROOM 502 B ROOM Petree Hall D Framing your Focus: Networking to Increase Impact Session organizers: Jessica Earley, Focus the Nation; Garett R. Students Brennan, Focus the Nation Presenter: Michaela Swanson, University of Alaska Fairbanks Focus: Focus: Administration and Governance, Finance, Investment and and Planning, Partnerships Economics, Student Activism AASHE STUDENT SUMMIT PARTNERS ROOM 504 Sustainable Food in Your Campus Community STuDENT WorKSHoPS Session organizer: Janaki Jagannath, Cooperative Food Empowerment Directive Focus: Food ROOM 502 A ROOM 505 Guts, Focus and Endurance: When the Energy Future Calls, What Role Will You Play and How Will You Avoid Burnout? Partnerships with Campus Administration: Initiating Presenter: Garett R. Brennan, Focus the Nation Collaborative Change Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Energy, Student Session organizer: Sarah Brylinsky, Second Nature Activism Focus: Partnerships ROOM 502 B From Start to Finish (And Then Some): Collaborative Sustainability Questions? Network With Event Planning for Successful and Sustainable Projects Your Peers to Find Solutions to Your Biggest Challenges at Your Presenters: Christiane Sanicola, Santa Clara University; Michelle Institution Tang, Santa Clara University Presenters: Juliana Goodlaw-Morris, National Wildlife Focus: Federation, Eriqah Ré Foreman-Williams, National Wildlife Coordination and Planning Federation Focus: Student Activism ROOM 515 A A Sustainable, Student-Run, and Delicious Cooperative at STuDENT WorKSHoPS Your Campus Presenters: Yoni Landau, CoFED; Danny Spitzberg, CoFED; Shaydanay Urbani, UCLA Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Food, Student Activism ROOM 502 A ROOM 515 B Environmentally Just Student Student Summit Leadership Development Collaboratory Presenters: Presenters: Maureen (Mo) Lohre, Portland State University; Doug Coimbra, CU Environmental Center; ‘Funmi Oyatogun, CU Cohen, The Leadership Center; Angela Hamilton, Institute for Environmental Center Sustainable Solutions Focus: Diversity and Inclusion, Social Justice, Student Activism Focus: Diversity and Inclusion, Service Learning, Student Activism ROOM 502 B The Honor Society for Sustainability: Student Initiative Catalyzing Sustainable Change Presenters: Kena Fedorschak, Arizona State University; AASHE STUDENT Maximilian Christman, Arizona State University; Allie Brickner, SUMMIT COMMITTEE Arizona State University Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Partnerships, Student Activism Anasha Cummings Patrick Lane Benjamin Newton ROOM 515 A Erika Kociolek Jessica Earley Ben Ponkratz Ashwini Srinivasamohan Michelle Hebert Hannah Wilson Sarah Brylinsky Roy Chan One Year After our First AASHE Conference Juli Goodlaw-Morris Austin Federa Amanda Swartzbaugh Presenters: Sarah Jane Gocek, College of Lake County; Liam Janaki Jaganath Lindsey Laret Morrison, College of Lake County; Lara Sviatko, College Of Lake County Focus: Activism
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38 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA mo Y S a E CHEDND ND ul a Y Su ul CHED E S YOGA SESSION STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES If You Build it Right, They Will Come: Creating an – 7:30 am Academic Program for Sustainability aaSHE SESSioN SCHEDulE Tsubaki Room Presenters: Auburn University; Lindy Biggs, Auburn University led by: Kate Yoshida Focus: Academic STraND Color KEY CoDE: ROOM 501 C aDVaNCED TraCK (OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES) aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS SESSION A STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS BuSiNESS rESourCES FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS CHaNgE maNagEmENT aCaDEmiCS ENgagiNg STuDENTS Film/DoCumENTarY ROOM 408 A Presenters: Maziyar Boustani, Institute for Sustainability; Helen STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES M Cox, California State University, Northridge Focus: Buildings, Energy, Technology Green Funds 2.0: The Nitty-Gritty of Campus Presenters: Katherine Walsh, UC Berkeley; Mieko A Ozeki, at a Small College University of Vermont; Mckenzie Beverage, University of Illinois Presenters: Anne Duncan, Wartburg College; Terry Rowe, MORNING WORKSHOPS AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS Non-Presenting authors: Kevin Davis Ordean, Northern Arizona Schneider Electric University; Melody Hartke, Northern Arizona University; Lilith Focus: Buildings, Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics Wyatt, McGill University ROOM 503 ROOM 408 A Focus: Operations ROOM 502 A Communicating Sustainability to Create Change Curriculum Convocation STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS ROOM 408 B Presenters: Toby Russell, Natural Capitalism Solutions; Nick Presenters: Tom Kelly, University of New Hampshire; Maria Chandler Gilbert Community College Environmental Sterling, Natural Capitalism Solutions Alessandra Woolson, Middlebury College; Cynthia Thomashow, STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Focus: AASHE Education Technology Focus: Academic Programs and Courses Educating Sustainability Change Agents By Design Presenters: Steven Mannell, Dalhousie University; Daniel Lang, Presenter: Darien Ripple, Chandler Gilbert Community College Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, ROOM 511 C ROOM 501 B Leuphana University, Lueneburg, Germany; Katja Brundiers, Arizona State University STARS Getting a Handle on Your Campus Carbon Footprint: Focus: Academic Completing a Comprehensive Campus Sustainability Assessment (private event, ROOM 502 B moderator: Jillian Buckholz, AASHE invitation only) STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS WorKSHoP Presenters: Presenter: Jennifer Andrews, Clean Air-Cool Planet Stanforth, Portland Community College; Jeremy King, Denison Focus: Assessments and Inventories STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Greening the Team: Enhancing the Sustainability of University Water Reclamation and Reuse: Emory Pilots New Collegiate Athletic Facilities Non-Presenting author: Monika Urbanski, AASHE ROOM 501 C Technology in U.S. Moderators: Martin Tull, Green Sports Alliance; Alice Henly, Focus: Assessments and Inventories, STARS Presenters: Ciannat Howett, Emory University; Jonathan Natural Resources Defense Council Developing External Grant Proposals for Sustainability Presenters: Dave Newport, University of Colorado Boulder; Halli Projects Lanciani, Sustainable Water ROOM 515 A Focus: Operations Elizabeth Bovia, University of Southern California; Mick Deluca, Presenter: Justin Mikel Miller, Ball State University UCLA Focus: Administration and Governance, Research Focus: Management Presenters: Jenna Ringelheim, Environmental Leadership ROOM 518 STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Program; Jesse Pyles, Unity College Preparing Students for the 21st Century Green ROOM 503 Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Careers and Workforce Workforce Presenters: Shana S Weber, Princeton University; Julie Newman, STraND: aCaDEmiCS Development, Partnerships Presenter: Todd Cohen, American Association of Community Yale University Colleges Focus: Academic The Pedagogy of Sustainability: Applying ROOM 518 Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Partnerships Campus Recycling & Zero Waste Workshop ROOM 411 Presenter: Lacy Cagle, Northwest Earth Institute Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab Presenters: Donny T Addison, Auburn University; Corey Hawkey, ROOM 511 C STraND: Film/DoCumENTarY The Ohio State University; Lin King, UC Berkeley; Michelle La, STARS Advanced Workshop: Strategies for Continuous Shattered Sky Screening and Panel with Filmmakers ROOM 504 University of California, Davis Improvement Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Procurement, Waste and NWF STraND: aCaDEmiC moderator: Jillian Buckholz, AASHE Session organizer: Lisa Madry, National Wildlife Federation Presenters: Monika Urbanski, AASHE; Dallase Scott, Babson Room Lobby (Meet Near Information Booth for Transportation) Focus: Climate Adaptation, Climate Mitigation, Student Activism The Campus Sustainability Cultural Indicators Project: College / GreenerU; Daniel M. Fernandez, CSU Monterey Bay Focus Groups Results Community and Sustainability - Tour and Discussion at Focus: Assessments and Inventories, STARS ROOM 501 A Presenters: Mike Shriberg, University of Michigan; Ethan an Urban Ecovillage Schoolman, University of Michigan Presenter: Elizabeth W. Morris, Fellowship for Intentional STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Coordination and Planning, Community STARS Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Partnerships, Service Learning OPENING KEYNOTE Achieving a Net-Zero Building Action Research in Education for Sustainability at Hunter lovins Presenters: Linda Ann Gerber, Portland Community College; Timothy R. Eddy, Hennebery Eddy Architects Community Focus: Institutional Change Management Presenter: Karen Nordstrom, University of Vermont Concourse Ballroom Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and ROOM 501 B Inventories, Co-curricular Activities
40 ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUSTAINABILITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION www.AASHE.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA 41 mo Y S a E CHEDND ND ul a Y mo ul CHED STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP E S ROOM 505 Focus: Conference and Events, Coordination and Planning, Focus: Academic Partnerships STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Creating a Sustainable Campus Culture through Communities and Creative Inquiry Teams ROOM 515 A STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Education Facilities Presenter: Jennifer Goree, Clemson University STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT PaNEl Presenters: Jon Varnell, Guilford College; Brett Eric Hacker, Focus: Sustainable Energy Initiative Guilford College Justice, Student Activism Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Buildings, Energy Book – “The Sustainable University” Presenter: Ged Moody, Appalachian State University Moderators: Jim Martin, Mount Ida College; James E. Samels, Focus: Institutional Change Management ROOM 511 B The Education Alliance Emissions, and Noises STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP Presenters: Presenter: Julio Stephens, Radford University University; Anthony Cortese, Second Nature Focus: Buildings, Energy STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and V Analysis of Actual Energy Savings for Variable Flow for Higher Education Planning, Finance, Investment and Economics Built Environment: Social Justice through Spatial Tools Fume Hoods Presenters: Harold Glasser, Western Michigan University; Presenters: Marcela Oliva, LACCD/Los Angeles Trade-Technical Presenter: Michael Gevelber, Boston University Matthew Hollander, Western Michigan University ROOM 515 B College; Michael Rendler, LACCD/e7 Architecture Studio Focus: Buildings, Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP Focus: Institutional Change Management Planning, Research How to Partner with Students to Propose, Fund, and Operate a Successful Campus Sustainability Resource Center ROOM 411 STraND: aCaDEmiCS ROOM 511 C Presenter: Kristin Hansen, UC San Diego STraND: Film/DoCumENTarY The Green First Year Experience: A Holistic Approach to STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP Focus: Preventing Burnout in an Age of Permanent Crisis Student Activism Session organizer: Presenter: Lee F. Ball Jr., Appalachian State University Presenters: Jeremy Friedman, New York University; Kayla Marie Focus: Climate Adaptation, Energy, Social Justice Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Co-curricular Activities, Service Santosuosso, New York University ROOM 518 Learning Focus: Administration and Governance, Careers and Workforce STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS WorKSHoP Institute on the Environment Shorts: Answers to “Big Building Curricular Cohesion: Reaching Across Development, Health and Wellness Questions” On the CUSP: Washington, D.C.’s College and University Disciplines Session organizer: Beth Mercer-Taylor, Institute on the Sustainability Pledge Presenters: Jim Pushnik, California State University, Chico; ROOM 512 Environment Presenters: Meghan Chapple-Brown, The George Washington Fletcher Alexander, California State University, Chico Focus: STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS University; Josh Lasky, University of the District of Columbia Focus: Academic Programs and Courses Investment and Economics, Research Focus: ROOM 507 STARS ROOM 501 A Presenter: Heather Spalding, Portland State University STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Partnerships, Social Justice KEYNOTE Building Green Bridges: Sustainability Career Paths Introducing Sustainable Practices into a Reluctant for Students in Higher Education Environment: A Case Study of a University Library The Crossroads Project featuring robert Presenters: Pamela Sammarco, NJHEPS Presenters: Jared Quient, AMSOLAR, LLC; Michael Catanzaro, Presenter: Steve Sakasitz, Lehigh University Davies and the Fry Street Quartet Focus: Institutional Change Management University of San Diego Focus: Coordination and Planning, Partnerships, Technology Focus: Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics, Partnerships ROOM 501 B Strategies and Best Practices to Implement Your ROOM 513 Concourse Ballroom STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS PaNEl Climate Action or Sustainability Plan STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT Presenters: Sarah Brylinsky, Second Nature; Praween Setting Ideas into Action: An Example of Student Dayananda, National Wildlife Federation to Promote Behavior Change Campaigns SESSION B Focus: Presenters: Daryl DeJean, Emerging Technologies Associates, Presenter: Erin Fenley, UC Berkeley Public Outreach, Coordination and Planning Inc.; Mariah Hudson-Dula, San Diego State University Focus: Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Service Learning, Combining Sustainability and Environmental Health Technology Room Petree Hall D Student Activism Presenter: joni newcomer, New Mexico State University Changing the Campus Culture Through Engagement Focus: Buildings, Coordination and Planning, Health and Presenter: Dennis Carlberg, Boston University Presenters: Stephen Muzzy, Second Nature; Sarah Brylinsky, ROOM 501 C Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Coordination and Planning, Waste Wellness Second Nature STraND: aCaDEmiCS ROOM 510 Empowering Physical Plant as Sustainability ROOM 408 A Campuses: Finding a Common Thread Ambassadors STraND: aCaDEmiCS STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Presenter: Susannah Heyer Barsom, Penn State University Presenter: Ann Dougherty, xavier University No Campus is an Island: College Sustainability as Center for Sustainability Flying our Talk: Sustainability Standards for Education Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Campus as a Living Lab, Non-Presenting authors: David Riley, Penn State University Abroad Presenter: Daniel Greenberg, Living Routes - Study Abroad in Presenter: Center for Sustainability; Cole Hons, Penn State University Sustainable Communities ROOM 514 Focus: Academic Center for Sustainability Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Technology STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS PaNEl Inventories, Co-curricular Activities ROOM 408 B Teaching Business Sustainability through Student- Education for Sustainable Development: Comparing Regionally Organizing for Sustainability: South STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Institutional Initiatives Solutions Generator: A Cocurricular Sustainability Presenter: Aimee Dars Ellis, Ithaca College Presenters: Genevieve Boesen, South Metropolitan Higher Presenter: Vivian Neal, Simon Fraser University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Education Consortium; Stephenie Presseller, Moraine Valley Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab Presenters: Angela L Hamilton, Portland State University; April Community College; Beth Koprowski, Prairie State College; Rich Murazzo, Portland State University; Rob Duren, Portland State Schultz, Kankakee Community College ROOM 511 A University ROOM 502 A
42 ASSoCiAtion for tHE AdvAnCEmEnt of SuStAinAbiLity in HigHEr EduCAtion www.AASHE.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA 43 mo Y S a E CHEDND ND ul a Y mo ul CHEDSTraND: aCaDEmiCS Planning STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT PaNEl E S Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Grounds and Landscaping, Water IGEN Career Pathways: Building Partnerships to A Case Study of the Campus-wide Dining Waste Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating Audit at West Virginia ROOM 511 C System (STARS) 101 Presenters: Julie Elzanati, Illinois Green Economy Network; Terri Presenters: Clement Solomon, West Virginia University; Kathy STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP moderator: Jillian Buckholz, AASHE Berryman, College of Lake County Curtin, West Virginia University Understanding Our Stakeholders’ Realities – Best Presenters: Focus: Focus: AASHE; Michael Lee, Cal State East Bay Careers and Workforce Development Management Presenters: Kelly Weisinger, Emory University; Dallase Scott, Focus: Assessments and Inventories, STARS Babson College / GreenerU ROOM 502 B ROOM 507 Focus: Coordination and Planning, Diversity and Inclusion, ROOM 518 STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS STraND: aCaDEmiCS Partnerships STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS Transformative Data Access: Helping Students Write Transitioning to Impact: From Classrooms to Careers the Sustainability Story Stewardship’: A Costa Rican Case-Study ROOM 512 in Sustainability Presenters: Doug Willson, Appalachian State University; Thomas Presenter: Miguel Karian, Earth Education International/ STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS Presenter: Allison Miller Dulin, Davidson College Drew Basinger, Appalachian State University Humboldt State University Focus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Campus as a Living Lab, Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Presenters: How Sustainability Shapes Pedagogical Approaches International Sustainability Travel Courses for Catanzaro, University of San Diego Working Professional Students Focus: Buildings, Energy, Partnerships Presenters: Kathleen Ng, McGill University; Sarah Malik, McGill Sustainability Presenters: Stuart Noble-Goodman, University of Redlands; Sustainability On a Rooftop: Dining, Operations University Presenters: Cully Nordby, UCLA; Chelsea Williams, UCLA Katherine Noble-Goodman, University of Redlands and Academics Unite Focus: Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Presenter: Nicholas Hennessy, Bowling Green State University Inclusion, Partnerships Research Partnerships Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Food, Partnerships Social Justice Component? ROOM 503 ROOM 510 Presenter: Haven Hanford, A-B Technical Community College STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS WorKSHoP STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT Presenters: Emily E. Waldhart, University of Tennessee Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Energy, Social Justice UCSB Water Action Plan Knoxville; Samantha Wentworth, Aramark Dining Partnerships and Collaborations. Presenters: Briana Seapy, UC Santa Barbara; Matthew O’Carroll, Focus: Presenters: Paul F Smith, The Evergreen State College; Rich UC Santa Barbara Materials Management Davis, The Evergreen State College; Mike Drennon, The Evergreen Focus: Coordination and Planning, Grounds and Landscaping, LUNCH MEETINGS State College Water ROOM 513 Focus: Energy, Partnerships, Technology STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS ROOM 501 A ROOM 504 Initiative Teach the Tap I Am Here Now Because of...And This is Where I Want to Be Next... Presenter: William Michael Leahy, Eastern Connecticut State Presenter: Catherine Howells, Portland State University Presenter: Jack Byrne, Middlebury College STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS PaNEl University Focus: Partnerships, Service Learning, Water Focus: Institutional Change Management Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and Planning, Finance, Investment and Economics ROOM 501 B Presenters: Corey Hawkey, The Ohio State University; Michelle From WTF! to WTSF! Working Towards a Sustainable Presenter: Annie Harper, Yale University Higher Education Associations Sustainability Consortium (HEASC): La, University of California - Davis; Edward von Bleichert, Future at SCC Focus: University of Colorado Boulder Presenters: Chris Breitmeyer, Saint Charles Community College; Outreach, Social Justice Session organizers: Judy Walton, AASHE; Debra Rowe, U.S. Focus: Partnership for Education for Sustainable Development Focus: ROOM 514 Outreach, Partnerships ROOM 501 C ROOM 505 STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS STraND: aCaDEmiCS ROOM 511 A Session organizers: Lori Diefenbacher, Webster University; Paul Rowland, AASHE STraND: BuSiNESS rESourCES Investigating Sustainability-Focused Courses and Presenter: Bill Stonecypher, Loyola Marymount University The Roadmap to Increased Waste Diversion Focus: ROOM 503 Presenter: Kshamta Bhupendra Hunter, UBC Presenter: Sarah Elizabeth Kaylor, Waste Management Materials Management Integrated Planning: A Society for College and University Planning Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and Focus: (SCUP) Imperative Inventories, Research Materials Management STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg Session organizer: Phyllis Haight Grummon, Society for College Transformative Undergraduate Sustainability A Recipe For Success: Collaboration and the and University Planning ROOM 511 B Society STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS Presenter: Judy Purman, College of Saint Benedict ROOM 511 A Presenters: Steven Mannell, Dalhousie University; Emma Focus: “Aiming Higher: The Rio+20 Report on Higher Education’s Role in Savage, Dalhousie University Outreach, Coordination and Planning Sustainable Development” Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Session organizers: Kim Smith, Portland Community College; Presenters: Kelly David Cain, University of Wisconsin-River Governance, Student Activism ROOM 515 A Leanne Denby, Macquarie University Falls; Ian K. Johnson, University of Wisconsin-River Falls STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP Focus: ROOM 511 C Outreach, Partnerships STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT Presenter: Alec Cooley, Keep America Beautiful Session organizers: Chris Pelton, AASHE Focus: Sustainability Science as Business Restart Materials Management Presenter: Stephen Mulkey, Unity College ROOM 514 Presenter: Linda Petee, Delta College Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and ROOM 515 B
44 ASSoCiAtion for tHE AdvAnCEmEnt of SuStAinAbiLity in HigHEr EduCAtion www.AASHE.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA 45 mo Y S a E CHEDND ND ul a Y mo ul CHED going on? STraND: BuSiNESS rESourCES E S Session organizer: Seann Sweeney, AASHE, Session organizer: Trends in Interdisciplinary Environmental and Nikia Johnson, AASHE, Session organizer: Lisa Shusko, AASHE Presenters: Jennie Winter, Plymouth University; Debby Cotton, Sustainability Education University of Virginia Collaboration with Private Sector Plymouth University Presenter: Shirley Vincent, National Council for Science and the Generates Funding and Research ROOM 515 A Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Research Environment Presenters: Sustainability: Perspectives of Students as Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Coordination and Clinebell, Trane Stakeholders in the Curriculum Planning Focus: Buildings, Energy, Research Session organizer: Donny T. Addison, Auburn University Presenter: Krista Karyn Hiser, Kapi’olani Community College ROOM 505 Software Solutions for Campus Sustainability: Going Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, ROOM 515 B Research STraND: aCaDEmiCS PaNEl Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium: Regional Sustainability Tracking and Assessment ROOM 501 C Presenters: Alison Erlenbach, CarbonSolve; Kathleen Ng, McGill Session organizer: Daniel Roth, Cornell University moderator: Anette Birck, DIS - Danish Institute for Study Abroad University STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Presenters: James Farrell, St, Olaf College; Deborah Kaplan, DIS - Focus: Assessments and Inventories, STARS, Technology ROOM 518 Sustainable Purchasing Beyond STARS Danish Institute for Study Abroad Presenter: Dexter Lam, University of Calgary Focus: Academic Programs and Courses ROOM 511 C Session organizer: Erika Bailey-Johnson, Bemidji State Focus: Partnerships, Procurement, STARS STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg WorKSHoP University Chemistry Graduate Students and University Facilities to Rank and STraND: aCaDEmiCS Achieving a Net-Zero Building ADVANCED TRACK : Compare Green Cleaning Products From Faculty Colleges to General Education: Presenters: Linda Ann Gerber, Portland Community College; Presenters: Edward Elliott, University of Oregon; Richard Glover, Sustainability in the Curriculum at UW Oshkosh Timothy R. Eddy, Hennebery Eddy Architects SUSTAINABILITY UNBOUND University of Oregon Presenters: Stephanie Spehar, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh; Focus: Administration and Governance, Buildings, Energy Focus: Buildings, Partnerships, Procurement Jim Feldman, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Coordination and ROOM 512 ROOM 408 A ROOM 502 A Planning STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS Sustainability Action Planning and Implementation aTTENDEES oNlY Environmental Studentship Program as Strategy to Humanities Presenter: Claire Bennett, Wilfrid Laurier University Teach Sustainable University Objective Presenter: Jon Jensen, Luther College Focus: Administration and Governance, Climate Mitigation, Sustainability Unbound Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab Presenters: Tom Kelly, University of New Hampshire; Cynthia Presenter: Elisson Cesar Prieto, Universidade Federal de Coordination and Planning Uberlândia Thomashow, AASHE ROOM 507 Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Sustainability Committees Co-curricular Activities STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Presenter: Jessie Lee Baker, New York University SESSION C Green Team Award: Energy Competition Between the Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Coordination and Planning, Residential Colleges at the Jacobs University Bremen with Outlook Partnerships Presenters: Cynthia Klein-Banai, University of Illinois at Chicago; Keeping the Drive Alive: Avoiding Early Burnout and ROOM 411 Presenter: Carl Claudius Johannes Hardt, Jacobs University Aayah Fatayerji, University of Illinois at Chicago Navigating Roadblocks Bremen Focus: Coordination and Planning, Grounds and Landscaping, STraND: Film/DoCumENTarY Presenters: Hannah Esberg, Babson College; Kiran Surdhar, Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Energy, Student Activism Water Babson College Student Sustainability Film Festival: Winning Entries Focus: Coordination and Planning, Partnerships, Student Session organizer: Phil Busse, Media Institute for Social Change ROOM 502 B Activism Focus: Arts and Culture, Campus as a Living Lab, Student STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS WorKSHoP Presenter: Jordy Guth, Utah State University Activism Green Cleaning: Your Janitorial Service as a Recruiter Focus: Climate Mitigation, Grounds and Landscaping, Health and ROOM 513 Presenters: Blaine Bibb, ServiceMaster Building Maintenance; Wellness STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg Session organizer: Tom Keiter, Penn State Public Broadcasting Susan Heaton, Green Seal Focus: Partnerships Setting Stretch Goals: Sustainability As the Organizing Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Health and Demonstration Principle For a Strategic Plan ROOM 501 A Wellness, Procurement Presenters: Nathan Allen Haines, Luther College; Brad Miller, Presenters: William Throop, Green Mountain College; Matt Luther College Mayberry, Green Mountain College STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS ROOM 503 Focus: Coordination and Planning, Transportation, Technology Focus: Deconstructing a Deconstruction: Is a Ton of Recycled STraND: aCaDEmiCS Campus as a Living Lab ROOM 510 Hope and Sustainability Education: Initiating a Presenters: Stephanie Boyd, Williams College; Charles Research Collaborative STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT Presenter: Camille Kirk, University of California, Davis Stevenson, Integrated EcoStrategy Presenters: Tina Lynn Evans, Colorado Mountain College; Implementing Change Through a Systems Approach to Focus: Focus: Sustainability Outreach, Technology Materials Management Spencer, Prescott College Presenter: Lewis Johnson, Florida Gulf Coast University E-trash or E-treasure: An Innovative Approach to In- Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships, Research Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and ROOM 514 house Desktop Computer Dismantling and E-waste Disposal Planning STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS Presenters: Michael Gulich, Purdue University; Mike Wilkins, ROOM 504 Universal Design and Sustainability: An Appealing Purdue University A Saskatchewan Prairie Partnership: Collaborating To STraND: aCaDEmiCS Synchronicity of Concepts for the 21st Century Campus Focus: Advance Sustainability Research Accessibility Audit Materials Management Presenter: Sharla M. Daviduik, University of Saskatchewan Presenter: Frederic Fovet, McGill University Non-Presenting authors: Maureen G. Reed, University of ROOM 501 B Presenters: Mike Shriberg, University of Michigan; Lindsey Focus: Saskatchewan; John Kindrachuk, Redberry Lake Biosphere Elizabeth MacDonald, University of Michigan Diversity and Inclusion Reserve STraND: aCaDEmiCS Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Careers and Workforce Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships, Research Transformation, Sustainability and HE. What’s really ROOM 511 A Development, Co-curricular Activities Facilitating Sustainability Conversations on
ASSoCiAtion for tHE AdvAnCEmEnt of SuStAinAbiLity in HigHEr EduCAtion www.AASHE.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA 47 mo Y S a E CHEDND ND ul a ul Y mo CHEDCampus: Challenges and Successes of a Sustainability and Civic E S Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and ROOM 504 Presenter: Howard Wertheimer, Georgia Tech Engagement Book Group Inventories, STARS Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and Presenter: Brian Bluhm, University of Minnesota Duluth STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS PaNEl Climate Change, Agriculture, and Rural Communities: Planning, Grounds and Landscaping Campus as a Living Lab, Coordination and Planning, Focus: The Central Great Plains Climate Education Partnership Partnerships Presenter: Ben Champion, Kansas State University ROOM 511 A Presenters: Roger D McFadden, Staples, Inc.; Nabil Nasr, Powered By Sweat: Engaging Athletes and Campus Focus: STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP Rochester Institute of Technology/Golisano Institute of Outreach, Research Educating Citizens as Change Agents Presenters: Janice DeMonsi, Santa Clara University; Lindsey Sustainability; Anahita Williamson, Rochester Institute of Presenters: David Osborn, Portland State University; Jacob D.B. Cromwell Kalkbrenner, Santa Clara University Technology/Golisano Institute for Sustainability ROOM 501 B Sherman, Portland State University Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Health and Wellness, Partnerships Focus: STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP Management Focus: ROOM 515 A A Roadmap Toward a Future Where Social Equity, Learning, Social Justice ROOM 505 STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP ROOM 511 B Success STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Presenters: Billie D. Hardin, Kentucky Community and Technical STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS PaNEl of Sustainability Programs at Higher Education Institutions Cooling Tower Wastewater Recycling with Smart College System; Natalie Gibson, Kentucky Community and Creating Hubs of Indigenous Innovation through Kayla Marie Santosuosso, New York University; Mark Presenters: Technical College System Courtney, New York University Presenter: Anditya Rahardianto, University of California Los Focus: Administration and Governance, Diversity and Inclusion Focus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement Angeles moderator: Aurora Winslade, University of Hawaii West O’ahu Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Research, Water ROOM 501 C Presenters: Kamuela Joseph Nui Enos, Ma’o Organic Farms; STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Michelle Arasato, Ma’o Organic Farms/University of Hawaii West Volt/VAR Optimization Technology ROOM 515 B O’ahu; Monique Mironesco, University of Hawaii West O’ahu Presenters: Kim Oatmann, Murray State University; Thomas STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Food, Social Justice Wilson, Distribution Automation Solutions STARS Town Hall Presenters: Michael Catanzaro, University of San Diego; Linh-Chi Focus: Energy, Technology Presenters: ROOM 511 C Focus: Assessments and Inventories, STARS Focus: Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics, Partnerships STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg PaNEl STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS ROOM 518 Water Heating Project Study and Other Ways to Reduce Energy Sustainable Workplace STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP Presenters: Peter Duby, Pepperdine University; Gabriel Ayala, moderator: Stephanie Corbett, Case Western Reserve University Enovative Group Inc. Presenters: Presenter: Ryan Harb, University of Massachusetts Amherst Focus: Buildings, Energy, Water Alan DuBois, The Social Design Group; David Fisher, Maharishi Sustainable Food Enterprises Focus: Food, Grounds and Landscaping, Service Learning Presenters: Yoni Landau, CoFED; Danny Spitzberg, CoFED University of Management Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Finance, Investment and ROOM 502 A Focus: Administration and Governance, Buildings, Health and Presenter: Brenda Pike, Berklee College of Music Economics, Food STraND: aCaDEmiCS PaNEl Wellness Focus: Teaching Sustainability 101: How Do We Structure An (Meet near information booth by 2:45pm for Public Outreach, Food ROOM 512 ROOM Lobby Introductory Course? transportation) Creating Sustainable Dining Options: Barriers and moderator: Tom Schrand, Philadelphia University STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS Hopeful Solutions for Feeding Hungry Students Presenters: Lindy Biggs, Auburn University; Lisa M Benton-Short, Student Sustainability at Northern Arizona University: Presenters: Todd LeVasseur, College of Charleston; Ashlyn Spilis, Community Service Creating Relationships Between Grassroots and Institutional College of Charleston Closed to pre-registered attendees only. University; Michael Bryson, Roosevelt University Focus: Food, Partnerships Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities Presenter: Nolan Bade, Northern Arizona University Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and SESSION D ROOM 502 B ROOM 507 Planning, Partnerships STraND: aCaDEmiCS STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS South Coast Sustainability Summit: Collaborative Sustainability Beyond and On the Campus Institutionalizing Student Involvement: How One Non- Planning for a Sustainable Future ROOM 411 Presenters: Carla Paterson, University of British Columbia; Presenters: Katie Maynard, University of California Santa Annette Berndt, University of British Columbia STraND: Film/DoCumENTarY Barbara; Ron Cortez, University of California Santa Barbara Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships, Social Focus: YERT–Your Environmental Road Trip Presenter: Mike Soron, Simon Fraser University Justice and Events Session organizer: Mark Dixon, Media Changing Media, LLC Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Community Focus: Climate Mitigation, Energy, Food Navigating Bureaucracy to Teach for a Better World: Sustainability and Ethics ROOM 513 Presenter: Alice Gerhart, The University of Texas at Austin ROOM 501 A STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships STraND: aCaDEmiCS Presenter: Carter Cox, University of South Carolina Stakeholder Connectedness on the Susquehanna River: Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Partnerships An Ecosystem Approach to Fracking ROOM 510 Presenter: Mark Heuer, Susquehanna University ROOM 503 STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg Focus: Sustainability Partnerships Presenters: STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS WorKSHoP Transforming our Universities into Sustainable Koontz, The Ohio State University Presenters: Alain Webster, Université de Sherbrooke; Véronique Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and Presenters: Coomy B Kadribegovic, Davis Langdon, AECOM Sustainable Partnership Bisaillon, Université de Sherbrooke Inventories, STARS Company; Bradley Smith, California Institute of Technology; Brian Presenters: Jonathan Radtke, Coca-Cola Refreshments; James Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Partnerships Pritchett, Colorado State University Williams, Westridge School for Girls Focus: Assessment and the Aftermath Focus: Buildings, Finance, Investment and Economics, Water Presenter: Daniel M. Fernandez, CSU Monterey Bay Procurement
48 ASSoCiAtion for tHE AdvAnCEmEnt of SuStAinAbiLity in HigHEr EduCAtion www.AASHE.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA T Y S u a E CHEDESD ND ul a Y mo ul CHED STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS WorKSHoP E S ROOM 514 Directors STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT The Sustainable Village at UAF: A Student-Driven and Creating a Socially Responsible Revenue Stream for Presenter: William Throop, Green Mountain College, AASHE -Focused Program Sustainability: The (Your University Name Here) E-Waste Collection Board of Directors Chair Presenter: Michele Hebert, University of Alaska Fairbanks Center Community Towards Sustainability Focus: Institutional Change Management Presenters: Michael Catanzaro, University of San Diego; Paula Presenter: Alvaro Palazuelos, University of Northern British Morreale, University of San Diego Columbia AASHE POSTER GALLERY Focus: Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Co-curricular Activities, Management EXHIBITION STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES EXPo Hall ROOM 503 Campus Sustainability Initiatives STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS WorKSHoP Presenters: Stephanie Boyd, Williams College; Charles Presenters: Thomas R. Hudspeth, University of Vermont; Stevenson, Integrated EcoStrategy Michelle M. Smith, University of Vermont The Four Truths – A Discussion on Industry Focus: Buildings, Campus as a Living Lab, Energy PERFORMANCE PIECE Focus: Operations Presenter: Steven Baumgartner, Columbia University / Buro Happold ROOM 515 A ROOM 411 Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Buildings, Energy STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS WorKSHoP Body-Based Experiential Change for Cultural Sustainability STraND: Film/DoCumENTarY Presenter: Maren Waldman, University of Colorado, Boulder Working Within the World: How The New School Brings ROOM 504 Session organizer: Mindy Granley, University of Minnesota Real-World Projects into the Classroom STraND: aCaDEmiCS Presenters: John Clinton, The New School; Gwen Kilvert, The COMMUNITY COLLEGE Duluth New School; Kiersten Nash, The New School; Gal Gabriel, The Focus: Buildings, Campus as a Living Lab, Energy Global Climate Change: Integrative Curriculum New School RECEPTION Development for General Chemistry Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community ROOM 501 A Presenters: Susan Sutheimer, Green Mountain College; Daniel STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES King, Drexel University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses ROOM 515 B Yellow and Red Towers in the Westin Hotel, 404 South Figueroa A World Café on the Professional Challenges of St. Working at the Intersections of Equity, Environment, and Economy STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS Open to all community college representatives Presenters: Amber Garrard, Yale University; Daniel Roth, Cornell organizer: Vanessa Santos, USGBC; Todd Cohen, AACC SEED; University; Kathleen Ng, McGill University Presenter: James Brey, American Meteorological Society Activism that Pays: How Student Social Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Diversity and Inclusion Entrepreneurship Can Revitalize Your Campus Cindy Thomashow, AASHE Focus: Institutional Change Management Presenter: Kayla Marie Santosuosso, New York University ROOM 505 Focus: ROOM 501 B Outreach, Student Activism STraND: aCaDEmiCS PaNEl STraND: aCaDEmiCS PaNEl Developing an Authentic Undergraduate Sustainability Sustainable Impact: The Challenges of Creating Sustainability YOGA SESSION Experience: Connecting Curriculum and Campus Interdisciplinary Courses on Food, Food Systems, and Food Justice Presenters: Chirapon Wangwongwiroj, University of Michigan; Presenters: Darrell Brown, Portland State University; Leslie to Empower Students to Action Lindsey Elizabeth MacDonald, University of Michigan – 7:30 am McBride, Portland State University; Jacob D.B. Sherman, Portland Presenters: Kirsten Allen Bartels, Grand Valley State University; Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Coordination and Planning, State University; Danielle Grondin, Portland State University Bart Bartels, Grand Valley State University; Justin Ebert, Grand Student Activism Tsubaki Room Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Valley State University; Nicholas Maodush-Pitzer, Grand Valley State University Ball State Energy Action Team: The Initiatives of a Co-curricular Activities moderator: Jennifer Jordan, Grand Valley State University Sustainable Group and its Future Endeavors ROOM 501 C Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Food, Service Learning Presenters: Abigail Rondot, Ball State University; Kristofer led by: Kate Yoshida Kaizer, Ball State University STraND: aCaDEmiCS Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Energy, Student Activism SESSION E Sustainability Curriculum: Place-Based Understanding STraND: aCaDEmiCS PaNEl - GreenerU Renewal Room Through Campus and Community Projects Presenters: Brenda L Young, Daemen College; Kevin J. Kegler, STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP ROOM 408 A Daemen College Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Service Learning, Social Presenters: Jay Roberts, Earlham College; Jon Jensen, Meditation for Green Practitioners STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Luther College; Lindsey Lyons, Dickinson College; Katherine Presenter: Kate Yoshida, University of Illinois at Chicago Justice Storytelling and Storymaking: A New Paradigm for Kransteuber, Furman university Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Health and Wellness Sustainable Food Systems: From the Classroom to the Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, ROOM 518 moderator: Blaine Collison, U.S. EPA Field Coordination and Planning STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg WorKSHoP Presenters: Josh Lasky, University of the District of Columbia; Presenter: Eric R Sannerud, University of Minnesota Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Food, Service Learning Paul Morgan, West Chester University ROOM 507 Focus: Institutional Change Management ROOM 502 A STraND: aCaDEmiCS Your Campus ROOM 408 B STraND: aCaDEmiCS Presenters: Mieko A Ozeki, University of Vermont; Lindsey Cromwell Kalkbrenner, Santa Clara University; Tavey McDaniel STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Presenters: Joanne Chu, Georgia Perimeter College; Brian Lovell, Capps, Duke University; Smith Getterman, Baylor University Community Colleges Georgia Piedmont Technical College Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and Presenters: J. Gabe Estill, Moraine Valley Community College; Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Planning, Partnerships Presenters: Jennifer Battle, Michigan State University; Lauren K Jason S. Lijewski, Delta College Partnerships Olson, Michigan State University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and Inventories, Research Imagining a Sustainable World: Duquesne University’s AASHE MEMBER MEETING Focus: Institutional Change Management Presenter: Stan Kabala, Duquesne University ROOM 503 ROOM 502 B
50 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA 51 T Y S u a E CHEDESD ESD ul a u ul Y T CHED Programs: Creating a New Campus E S Focus: Academic Programs and Courses Presenter: Paul Sylvestre, Dalhousie University PARALLEL PLENARY Presenters: David Hassenzahl, Chatham University; Esther ROOM 510 Focus: Research Barazzone, Chatham University; Sandy Mendler, Mithun SESSION Institutional Change Management STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT Focus: Reduction Strategies ROOM 411 Presenter: Joanne Perdue, University of Calgary Presenters: Clint Basham, Northern Arizona University; Jennifer ROOM 411 STraND: Film aND DoCumENTarY Focus: Administration and Governance, Assessments and “Sustainability: Changing the Operating System” A New Film by Andrews, Clean Air-Cool Planet Inventories, Coordination and Planning Focus: Climate Mitigation, Finance, Investment and Economics, Presenter: Monty Hempel, University of Redlands Presenter: Monty Hempel, University of Redlands Getting Everyone On Board Service Learning Presenters: Maurice Nelischer, University of Guelph; Kevin Hall, ROOM 501 A University of Guelph ROOM 514 ROOM 502 A Focus: GUPES: The Global Universities Partnership on Environment for STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS Sustainability Public Outreach, Diversity and Inclusion Can Collaboration between Competitors Work? Presenter: Mahesh Pradhan, United Nations Environment Programme Presenters: for Advancing Sustainability Northwest College of Art ROOM 511 A Presenter: Christy Newell, University of Minnesota Focus: Institutional Change Management Careers and Workforce Development, Partnerships, ROOM 502 B STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS PaNEl Focus: Research Campus as a Training Ground for Careers in ROOM 501 B What Information and Communication Technology Sustainability ROOM 515 A STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS WorKSHoP Can Do to Green Your Campus: A Dutch Perspective Presenters: Dedee DeLongpre Johnston, Wake Forest University; Presenter: Albert Hankel, SURFnet and Sustainable Path Now Casey Roe, Duke University; Liz Bowen, North Carolina State Presenters: Brian Schultes, Clarke University Focus: STARS Presenter: Anthony Cortese, Second Nature, Inc. University Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Coordination and Planning, Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Careers and Workforce Partnerships Development, Service Learning ROOM 515 A ROOM 515 B STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS Partnering Social Justice with Sustainability: A Challenge to ROOM 501 C Expand Our Understanding of Inclusivity ROOM 511 B A Student-Governed Sustainability Project Fund at Presenter: STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS PaNEl The University of British Columbia: Increasing Engagement on Sustainability Determining the GHG Emissions from Composting at Presenter: Justin Ritchie, University of British Columbia The University of Arizona Relationships SESSION F Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Partnerships, Student Activism Presenters: Presenters: Ilsa Flanagan, The University of Chicago; Brandon Abraham,The University of Arizona Johnson, Washington Park Consortium Focus: Focus: Behavioral Change in a Campus Community ROOM 408 A Management Justice Presenters: Casey Fisher, Northern Arizona University; Catherine Sullivan, Northern Arizona University STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Case Study of Greenhouse Gas Reporting ROOM 511 C Focus: Requirements for Higher Education Institutions Outreach, Food Presenter: Camille Kirk, University of California, Davis STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg WorKSHoP Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Climate Mitigation, And How To Transform that Culture Billion Dollar Green Challenge: How Campus Green Chairs: Dave Newport, University of Colorado Boulder; Scott Carlson, Chronicle for Higher Education Presenters: Mark Orlowski, Sustainable Endowments Institute; ROOM 502 A Erica Aguilera, Plastic Pollution Coalition Discussants: Laura Trombley, Pitzer College; Barbara Vaccar, Matthew Isken, University of Southern California; Eric Heller, Presenter: Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Community Goddard College; Richard Novak, Association of Governing STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS University of Southern California Boards; Cindy Carlisle, University of Colorado Board of Regents Building Automation and Student Engagement Focus: Buildings, Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics Focus: Institutional Change Management ROOM 515 B ROOM 512 ROOM 408 B University STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Energy Transforming Enemies Into Allies: How to Have The Sustainable City Year Program: A Radically Sustainability Change Agents Simple Way to Change Campus and Community Presenters: Sabrina Pashtan, Boston University Dining Services; Matt St. Clair, University of California; Aurora Presenter: Marc Schlossberg, University of Oregon Presenters: Brandon Phillip Geller, Harvard University Dennis Carlberg, Boston University Presenters: Winslade, University of Hawaii West O’ahu; Bonny Bentzin, Focus: Institutional Change Management Focus: Focus: Buildings, Coordination and Planning, Partnerships GreenerU, Inc. Outreach, Energy STARS Data Sharing Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and This Sucks! Addressing Vampire Energy on College Presenter: Ben Stookey, AASHE Planning, Partnerships STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES and University Campuses Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Research, STARS Presenters: Trey McDonald, University of North Carolina at ROOM 518 Field-Training Programs and the Role of Greensboro Energy-Consuming Behaviors STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP Sustainable Development Professionals Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Energy, Student Activism Presenters: Presenter: Jairo Garcia, Columbia University Energy Solutions Professionals, LLC ROOM 502 B Sustainability Professionals Focus: Academic Focus: Buildings, Campus as a Living Lab, Energy Presenters: Annie Laurie Cadmus, Ohio University; M Shernell STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS WorKSHoP ROOM 513 Smith, Carnegie Mellon University Strategies and Collective Opportunities for Focus: Diversity and Inclusion, Partnerships, Student Activism STraND: aDVaNCED TraCK, oPEN To all aTTENDEES Procuring Renewable Electricity for Higher Education Institutions STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg Integrating Sustainability across Sites and Presenters: Anthony Amato, ERG on behalf of U.S. EPA; Blaine Exploring Faculty Conceptualizations of Sustainable Collison, U.S. EPA
52 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA 53 T Y S u a E CHEDESD ESD ul a u Y T ul CHEDFocus: Climate Mitigation, Energy, Procurement Presenter: Eriqah Ré Foreman-Williams, National Wildlife E S ROOM 503 Federation Challenges to Greening Your Campus Facilities Discussion ROOM 503 ROOM 510 Focus: Session organizer: Kristin Ferguson, U.S. Green Building Council STraND: aCaDEmiCS STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg Service Learning ROOM 511 C Helping Others Understand Sustainability: Tools for Glória Campus of Federal University of Uberlândia: ROOM 514 Curriculum Development and Instructional Design Planning a Sustainable Campus with Public Participation Session organizer: Paul Rowland, AASHE Presenters: Sherie McClam, Manhattanville College; Lori Presenter: Elisson Cesar Prieto, Universidade Federal de STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT Diefenbacher, Webster University Uberlândia ROOM 515 A Focus: Academic Programs and Courses Focus: Administration and Governance, Campus as a Living Lab, Coordination and Planning Presenter: Aaron Durnbaugh, Loyola University Chicago Higher Education ROOM 504 Adopting STARS as a Campus Sustainability Focus: Session organizers: Jeremy Friedman, New York University; STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS PaNEl Public Outreach, Coordination and Planning Aurora Winslade, University of Hawaii West O’ahu University The Role of Food Service Workers in Campus Maki Komatsu, Hokkaido University Sustainability Programs Presenter: Workplace ROOM 515 B Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Coordination and Planning, Presenters: Kyle Schafer, UNITE HERE; Robert Gottlieb, Presenters: Nicole Cocco, University of North Texas; Emily STARS Project Occidental College Hudson, University of North Texas Session organizers: Todd Cohen, American Association of Focus: Diversity and Inclusion, Food, Social Justice Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Campus as a Living Lab, ROOM 511 A Community Colleges; Debra Rowe, U.S. Partnership for Education ROOM 505 STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP for Sustainable Development ROOM 515 A STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Empowering Ecoliteracy: A Transformative Art & ROOM 518 Design Education Bridging Academics, Operations, and Facilities STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS PaNEl Food Fight: EPA’s Food Recovery Challenge Strives to Reduce Food Waste Presenters: Session organizers: M Shernell Smith, Carnegie Mellon New School University Presenters: Laura Moreno, U.S. EPA; Saskia van Gendt, U.S. EPA Energy Education to Empower Student Engagement University; Vernon Wall, ACPA; Pamela Su, Sonoma State Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Focus: Presenter: Shanah Trevenna, University of Hawaii Community University College Presenters: Thomas Gerald Kirch, Oregon State University; Annie Focus: Laurie Cadmus, Ohio University ROOM 511 B Energy Presenter: STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg PaNEl Focus: Partnerships Planning for the Future: Creating and Achieving ADVANCED TRACK : Campus Sustainability Goals STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP Scaling up Campus Vermicomposting: A Cost Elida Erickson, University of California, Santa Cruz moderator: SUSTAINABILITY UNBOUND Presenters: Emily Cumbie-Drake, Emory University; Aurora Presenters: Justin Ritchie, University of British Columbia; Emme Presenter: Kate Yoshida, University of Illinois at Chicago Winslade, University of Hawaii West O’ahu; Aparna Dial, The Ohio Lee, University of British Columbia Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Health and Wellness ROOM 408 A Focus: ROOM 518 the President Management STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Coordination and Planning, aTTENDEES oNlY Partnerships Agriculture Integration Sustainability Unbound STraND: aCaDEmiCS ROOM 511 C Presenter: Meiko Esther Lunetta, Green Mountain College Presenters: Tom Kelly, University of New Hampshire; Cynthia Focus: First-Year Students as Agents of Campus Change STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP Thomashow, AASHE Presenters: Brian E Hagenbuch, Hartwick College; Dan Morse, Outreach, Food Ecosystems Planning: A Systems Approach to Hartwick College Achieving Energy Reductions Through Behavior: Sustainability Strategy Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Competition Best Practices and Case Study SESSION G Presenters: Meghan Chapple-Brown, The George Washington Service Learning Presenter: Julian Goresko, University of Pennsylvania University; Sophie Waskow, The George Washington University Focus: Weaving Green Threads: Sustainability Students as Focus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement Energy ROOM 411 Connectors and Creators Presenter: Jess Gerrior, Franklin Pierce University STraND: Film/DoCumENTarY Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Knowledge into Sustainable Behavior Among Students at the ROOM 512 Co-curricular Activities University of Auckland STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS PaNEl Session organizer: Jesse Pyles, Unity College ROOM 507 Presenter: Claire Michelle Patterson, Monash University Focus: Focus: STraND: aCaDEmiCS Student Activism Students Engage with Subjugated Populations in the Community Student Activism Connecting Visual Art/Design and Environmental Presenters: Liz Wiggen, Northern Arizona University; Erin ROOM 501 A Studies Courses to Develop Integrated Solutions to Sustainability- O’Keefe, Northern Arizona University; Bianca Buliga, Northern Arizona University; Stormy Scott, Northern Arizona University STraND: aCaDEmiCS Presenters: Adrienne Schwarte, Maryville College; Mark J Focus: LUNCH MEETINGS O’Gorman, Maryville College Justice, Student Activism Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Arts and Culture, Service Presenter: David Riley, Penn State Center for Sustainability Learning ROOM 513 ROOM 501 C Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Collaborating Around Art + Architecture: Designing STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS PaNEl Campus Carbon Inventories the Paradise Creek Nature Park Session organizers: Jennifer Andrews, Clean Air-Cool Planet; Fostering Campus and Community Partnerships for Presenter: Phoebe Crisman, University of Virginia Sustainability Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Arts and Culture, moderator: Lisa Madry, National Wildlife Federation Presenter: Kathleen Grady, Temple University
54 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA 55 T Y S u a E CHEDESD ESD ul a u Y T ul CHEDFocus: Co-curricular Activities, Partnerships, Student Activism Utah State University Presenter: G. Sherman H. Morrison, Antioch University E S ROOM 504 Focus: Climate Mitigation, Finance, Investment and Economics, Immersed in the Environment: A Concentrated Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS PaNEl Grounds and Landscaping Weekend Course Planning, Research Presenter: Erika Ninos, Carnegie Mellon Be Socially Sustainable: Bringing the Social into Campus Dining Using the CHEFS Tool Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Diversity and Inclusion ROOM 511 A Sustainability Planning & Outreach moderator: Jennifer Andrews, Clean Air-Cool Planet STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP Presenter: Presenters: Katrina Shum, ARAMARK Higher Education, Arizona ROOM 501 B Focus: State University; Linda Petee, Delta College; Eden Wetherell, Sustainability Internship Programs: Strategies for and Planning, Diversity and Inclusion STraND: aCaDEmiCS ARAMARK Higher Education, University of Central Florida; Presenters: Sustainability Education Combines with Place-based Timothy Ryder, Clean Air-Cool Planet Connecticut College; Carlos Ochoa, University of Arkansas; Angie ROOM 515 A Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Climate Mitigation, Food De Soto, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Integrative Course STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS WorKSHoP Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Careers and Workforce Presenters: Thomas R. Hudspeth, University of Vermont; Walter ROOM 505 Development, Coordination and Planning Poleman, University of Vermont STraND: aCaDEmiCS a Utopian Sustainable Food System Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Presenter: Liska Richer, University of British Columbia, Inspiring Undergraduate Excellence with Direct and ROOM 511 B Vancouver, BC, Canada (Campus Sustainability) t STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS PaNEl Focus: Presenter: Edward Whitesell, The Evergreen State College ROOM 501 C Management Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Campus Collaboration toward Sustainable Food STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Service Presenters: Stephanie Piech, Sodexo, Ithaca Dining Services; ROOM 515 B Catering Services Sustainable Standards Emily Cumbie-Drake, Emory University; Samantha Meyer, Presenter: Elodie Rochel, Campus Responsables STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS PaNEl Sustainability & Pedagogy at Cal State East Bay Pomona College Focus: Food, Health and Wellness Green Funds at Community Colleges: Unique Presenters: Michael Lee, Cal State East Bay; Enrique Salmon, Cal Focus: Researching Two On-site Food Waste Reduction State East Bay Approaches to Engaging Students Technologies at an Urban University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, ROOM 511 C Presenters: Liam Morrison, College of Lake County; Kim Criner, Presenter: Joseph Rasmussen, Loyola Marymount University Diversity and Inclusion Johnson County Community College; Ali O’Brien, College of Lake STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT WorKSHoP Focus: County; Kevin Clark, Johnson County Community College Focus: and Inclusion ROOM 502 A STraND: aCaDEmiCS Presenter: Phyllis Haight Grummon, Society for College and University Planning STraND: aCaDEmiCS Focus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement ROOM 518 Presenters: Marianne A. Buehler, University of Nevada, Las STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS WorKSHoP Societal Challenges Vegas; Maria A. Jankowska, University of California Los Angeles Presenters: Debra Rowe, U.S. Partnership for Education Focus: ROOM 512 for Sustainable Development; Catherine Fry, Association of Social Justice Presenters: Fred Harris, California Community Colleges; Cid STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg Stepping Into the Problem: Using 3D Games Lisa Hannaman, Southern California Edison Technology to Simulate Problem Solving In Sustainable Design Achieving Sustainability Through Happiness Focus: Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics, Partnerships Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships Presenters: Colin Hocking, Victoria University; Graham Thorpe, Presenter: Chirapon Wangwongwiroj, University of Michigan Victoria University Focus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement ROOM 502 B Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Climate Mitigation, STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS Energy SESSION H from the University of the District of Columbia CSI: Greensboro - Engaging Arts Students in the ROOM 507 Howard Ways, University of the District of Columbia Sustainability Conversation Presenter: Focus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement Presenters: Trey McDonald, The University of North Carolina at STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS ROOM 501 A Greensboro Promoting Sustainability Programs with Technology: A STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Focus: Arts and Culture, Co-curricular Activities, Community Self-guided Sustainability Tour for the Digital Age ROOM 513 Presenters: Halli Elizabeth Bovia, University of Southern California; Justin Bogda, University of Southern California STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS Egyptian Sustainable Urbanism (ESU): An Experimental Presenter: Carl Claudius Johannes Hardt, Jacobs University Focus: Study of the Academic Role towards Glocal Challenges Bremen Outreach, Technology Approach to Building Consensus and Gaining Approval Presenters: Sherif Ahmed Sheta, Mansoura University; Mina Focus: Buildings, Energy, Technology Michel Samaan, Mansoura University Getting the Word Out Presenters: Michael Gulich, Purdue University; Erin Nelson, Focus: Presenter: Kevin Davis Ordean, Northern Arizona University Greater Lafayette Commerce Accelerating Campus Sustainability in Kyoto University Outreach, Student Activism Focus: Focus: Presenter: Takayuki Nakamura, Kyoto University Outreach, Partnerships Partnerships Focus: Buildings, Energy, Technology ROOM 503 ROOM 501 B STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS WorKSHoP ROOM 510 Presenters: Elondra Ome Eichenberger, The University of STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Bleeding Beyond the Campus Boundaries: How Colleges STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg Arizona; Joe Abraham, The University of Arizona Diversifying the Budgetary Resources for Your Campus’ Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Food, Grounds and Landscaping Realize Restorative Cities Now Sustainability Program Presenters: Kevin G. Smith, Washington University in St. Louis; moderator: Kristin Ferguson, U.S. Green Building Council Presenter: Ged Moody, Appalachian State University ROOM 514 Presenters: Robert Lamppa, Oberlin College; Fletcher Davies Focus: Administration and Governance, Finance, Investment and Daniel F. Hellmuth, Hellmuth + Bicknese Architects Beaudoin, Portland State University; Ciannat Howett, Emory Economics, Partnerships STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT Focus: Buildings, Campus as a Living Lab, Energy University Focus: Buildings, Campus as a Living Lab, Community Presenters: Paige Gardner, Utah State University; Nat B. Frazer, Towards Sustainability in Higher Education Presenter: William Marshall Brown, Indiana University
ASSoCiAtion for tHE AdvAnCEmEnt of SuStAinAbiLity in HigHEr EduCAtion www.AASHE.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA 5757 T Y S u a E CHEDESD ESD ul a u Y T ul CHEDFocus: Buildings, Energy, Technology Presenters: Maggie Winslow, Presidio Graduate School; Ryan Presenters: Andrew deCoriolis, Lucid; Elaine Durr, Elon Colorado E S Cabinte, Presidio Graduate School University; Nicholas Hennessy, Bowling Green State University; Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Coordination and ROOM 501 C Non-Presenting author: Dwight Collins, Presidio Graduate Julie Cahillane, Northwestern University Planning, Student Activism STraND: aCaDEmiCS School Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Energy, Student Activism Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships ROOM 518 ROOM 511 B STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS University of British Columbia ROOM 505 Presenters: Kshamta Bhupendra Hunter, University of British STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg PaNEl Changing the Campus Dynamic: The Student Creation Columbia STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Green Funds 1.0: Getting a Fund Started and Administration of the Sustainability Initiatives Fund at Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, moderator: Katherine Walsh, University of California Berkeley Johnson County Community College Presenters: Dianne Anderson, New York University; Emily Presenters: Jennifer Elizabeth Jones, College of Charleston; Presenters: Kevin Clark, Johnson County Community College; Genser, New York University Kaylen Peterson, Johnson County Community College ROOM 502 A Focus: Lutheran University Focus: Finance, Investment and Economics, Partnerships, Student Activism STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS Designing for the Future: Building a Passive House Focus: Administration and Governance, Finance, Investment and Economics Engaging Students in Sustainable Food Procurement: Residence Hall at Emory & Henry College The Real Food Calculator at the University of Washington Environmental Engagement and Community Service Presenter: ROOM 511 C Presenter: Stephanie Robinson, University of Washington Presenters: Sarah Rowe, Williams College; Todd Holland, Focus: Buildings, Energy Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Food, Partnerships Williams College STraND: CHaNgE maNagEmENT PaNEl Focus: Campus Sustainability Initiatives Parkaholics Anonymous: A 12 Step Intervention Social Justice Presenters: Jordan Sager, University of California, Santa Barbara; Presenters: Suzanne Williams, The University of North Carolina Conservation Presenters: Richard Slawsky, University of Louisville; Justin Mog, The Eco-Reps’ Sister Organization: Including Social Perrin Pellegrin, Innovative Workshop Consulting at Greensboro; Trey McDonald, The University of North Carolina University of Louisville Justice Peer Educators on Your Campus Focus: at Greensboro Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Energy, Student Presenter: Jill A Ramirez, The University of Arizona Focus: Climate Mitigation, Coordination and Planning, Activism Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Diversity and Inclusion, Social Transportation Justice STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS ROOM 512 AWARDS AND CLOSING ROOM 502 B Presenter: Russell Barnett, University of Louisville STraND: FaCiliTiES aND oPEraTioNS Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Grounds and Landscaping, Water ROOM 513 CEREMONY Visualizing the Sustainable Campus: A Design-Thinking STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg Approach to Campus Planning CoNCourSE Ballroom Presenter: Elizabeth Turner, University of Minnesota Sustainability Bridging the Digital Divide Through E-Waste Diversion Focus: Presenter: Patricia Madeleine King, Old Dominion University Public Outreach, STARS Focus: Presenter: Jonathan Latko, Temple University NETWORKING MEET!UPS Management, Water Focus: Building a World-Class Bicycle Commuter Program in Management an Age of Austerity Seeing the Campus Through the Trees: Transforming Presenters: Steve Sanders, University of Minnesota; Rolf Scholtz, Campus Sustainability Through the Tree Campus USA Program B ROOM 501 A Dero Presenter: Jeremy King, Denison University Excuses Focus: Health and Wellness, Transportation, Technology Focus: Presenter: Session organizers: Kathleen Ng, McGill University; Joanne Outreach, Grounds and Landscaping Focus: Coordination and Planning, Social Justice, Water Perdue, University of Calgary ROOM 503 ROOM 514 STraND: aCaDEmiCS ROOM 507 ROOM 511 A STraND: aCaDEmiCS STraND: CollaBoraTioN aND ParTNErSHiPS PaNEl Session organizers: Jesse Pyles, Unity College; Mieko A. Equity, Well-Being, and the Environment: Building New and Guiding Stories Fostering University-Wide Sustainable Behaviors Ozeki, University of Vermont; Jenna Ringelheim, Environmental Programmatic Bridges Presenters: Heather Burns, Portland State University; Sybil Leadership Program Kelley, Portland State University; Dilafruz Williams, Portland Real World Application moderator: Daniel Roth, Cornell University State University Presenter: Roslynn Brain, Utah State University Presenters: Kathleen Hatch, Washington State University; Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Diversity and Inclusion, Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community M Shernell Smith, Carnegie Mellon University; Alex Accetta, Service Learning Portland State University Focus: Diversity and Inclusion, Health and Wellness, Partnerships ROOM 504 ROOM 510 ROOM 515 A WORKSHOPS STraND: aCaDEmiCS STraND: aDmiNiSTraTioN aND PlaNNiNg STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP A Capacity Building Program for Sustainability: Aligning Sustainability Education with the Grain of the Institution: Victoria University In Australia As A Case Study USGBC Students: An Untapped Resource ROOM 501 A Presenters: Luis Bojórquez-Tapia, National Autonomous Presenters: Colin Hocking, Victoria University; Angela Daddow, Presenters: Michelle Perez, University of California, San Diego; University of Mexico; Lakshmi Charli-Joseph, National Victoria University Cory Trusty, University of California, San Diego Presenters: Paul Rowland, AASHE; Jean-Christophe Carteron, Autonomous University of Mexico Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Focus: Buildings, Careers and Workforce Development, Service Euromed; Leanne Denby, Macquarie University; Jimmy Branigan, Non-Presenting authors: Ana E. Escalante, National Governance, Coordination and Planning Learning ESD Consulting; Iain Patton, EAUC; Eujun Senaha, Hokkaido Autonomous University of Mexico; María José Solares, National University; Niko Roorda, Avans University Autonomous University of Mexico ROOM 511 A ROOM 515 B Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Research, STARS Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP STraND: ENgagiNg STuDENTS WorKSHoP Governance, Coordination and Planning Fostering Sustainable Behaviour through Energy Students as Change-makers: Engagement and ROOM 501 C Innovation for Small, Underfunded, Public Institutions and Water Reduction Competitions: Best Practices from Campus Christian Perspectives and Approaches to Spur Innovative and Collaborative Solutions for Sustainability Presenters: Jonathan Coop, Western State Colorado; Brooke Conservation Nationals 2012 Sustainability in Higher Ed Moran, Western State Colorado; Kyle Brookens, Western State Presenter: Chris Elisara, Center for Environmental Leadership
58 ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUSTAINABILITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION www.AASHE.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA WEDNESD Y a S E CHED ul a ul Y WEDNESDCHEDFocus: E S Inclusion, Partnerships ROOM 503 Campus Carbon Calculator Transformed: A New Era in Campus Climate Action Presenters: Jennifer Andrews, Clean Air-Cool Planet; Jay Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Climate Mitigation, Finance, Investment and Economics ROOM 511 A “Community of Practice” for Co-curricular Sustainability Program Coordinators Presenters: Angela L Hamilton, Portland State University; Doug Cohen, The Leadership Center; April Murazzo, Portland State University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Student Activism ROOM 518 Designing Introductory Courses in Sustainability for Presenters: Robert J. Turner, University of Washington Bothell; Sonya Remington, Arizona State University; Ben Fackler-Adams, Skagit Valley College Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Service Learning
ASSoCiAtion for tHE AdvAnCEmEnt of SuStAinAbiLity in HigHEr EduCAtion www.AASHE.org 2012 AASHE ConfErEnCE oct 14 -17, 2012 | Los Angeles, CA CErEmoNY CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY CASE STUDY AWARDS: HONORING STUDENTS AND CAMPUSES BEST CASE STUDY FROM A COMMUNITY, TECHNICAL OR TRIBAL STUDENT SUSTAINABILITY alfred State College Net-Zero Energy Demonstration Home LEADERSHIP AWARD: maria rosales BEST CASE STUDY FROM A COMMUNITY TECHNICAL OR TRIBAL University of Tennessee, Knoxville owens Community College Harvest Project
STUDENT RESEARCH ON CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY AWARDS: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT Skidmore College Innovative District Geothermal System Kelley Doyle University of California, Berkeley For her paper, Converting University Spending to Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Supply Chain Carbon Footprint Analysis of UC Berkeley GRADUATE STUDENT university of British Columbia rachelle irby Implementing UBC’s Climate Action Plan Humboldt State College For her paper, “Student-Driven Energy Independence: A Case Study of Humboldt Energy Independence Fund INNOVATION IN GREEN BUILDING (to be presented at USGBC Greenbuild 2012 Conference) university of Wisconsin, madison – Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery
FACULTY SUSTAINABILITY SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 2012 JUDGES LEADERSHIP AWARD: University of Arizona marc Schlossberg Johnson County Community College ICF International University of Oregon Teagle Foundation U.S. EPA University of Calgary Second Nature and Delta College San Diego State University Centre College AACC Nico larco Taylor University AASHE volunteer & green building consultant University of Oregon University of Alberta SUNY-ESF
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Brennan, Focus the Nation Inclusive, Sustainable Environments Presenters: Kathryn Harris, University of Michigan; Andrea EXHiBiT: 28 Presenters: Alex Accetta, Portlan Dvorak, Augsburg College Focus: Partnerships, Research, Transportation Washington State University Focus: University of North Florida Commuter Preferences Survey of a EXHiBiT: 11 Outreach, Partnerships Commuter Institution EXHiBiT: 2 Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Energy, Procurement Harnessing Student Talent to Invigorate, Forge and Sustain Presenters: Nicolette Chimato, University of North Florida Focus: The Power of Collaboration to Grow the Clean Energy Economy Partnerships Water Presenters: Stephen Bell, Illinois Green Economy Network; Presenters: Garett R. Brennan, Focus the Nation Wynne Coplea, Illinois Green Economy Network; Katie Davis, Focus: Presenters: Christian Alcaraz, University of California Riverside Illinois Green Economy Network; Andy Lueck, Illinois Green EXHiBiT: 20 Management Economy Network Focus: Finance, Investment and Economics, Partnerships, Waste EXHiBiT: 3 Presenters: Beth Clarke, Green Mountain College; Steve Focus: Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics, Procurement EXHiBiT: 12 McDonnell, Casella Waste Systems Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Paradigm Presenters: Matthew Allenbaugh, Appalachian State University Presenters: Justin Brown, University of Calgary EXHiBiT: 30 Renewable Energy Initiative; Doug Willson, Appalachian State Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Social Justice, Student Activism University Studying Abroad EXHiBiT: 21 Creating EcoHouse: A Student Driven Approach to Sustainability Presenters: Anette Birck, DIS - Danish Institute for Study Abroad; Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, and Social Justice Deborah Kaplan, DIS – Danish Institute for Study Abroad Partnerships Presenters: Karen D. Clark, State University of New York at Focus: Buildings, Energy, Technology Realizing Campus Sustainability: One Student Project at a Time Geneseo; Allison Hoppe, State University of New York at Geneseo EXHiBiT: 13 Presenters: Katja Brundiers, School of Sustainability, Arizona Presenters: Dianne Anderson, New York University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, State University; Aaron Redman, Arizona State University EXHiBiT: 31 Service Learning Focus: EXHiBiT: 22 and Wellness Focus: Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics, Student Focus: Animal Free Dining: The University of North Texas’ Success with an Activism Presenters: Richard Boniak, George Williams College of Aurora Outreach, Social Justice All Vegan Dining Hall From Coal to Clean Energy: Divest for A Clean Energy Future University; Meredith Harvey, George Williams College of Aurora Reboot-Fun and Engaging Online Sustainability Game Presenters: Nicole Cocco, University of North Texas Presenters: University Presenters: Steve Burdic, University of Missouri; Ben Datema, University of Missouri EXHiBiT: 32 Focus: Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Engagement Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and EXHiBiT: 23 IUanyWare: Next Steps in Sustainable Computing Inventories, Campus as a Living Lab Focus: Presenters: Susan Coleman Morse, Indiana University Campus to Community Engagement through Action Research “Tracking the Campus Carbon Footprint” through Student Outreach, Student Activism Teams Engagement Communicating Successes EXHiBiT: 33 Presenters: Nolan Bade, Northern Arizona University Presenters: James Edward Boulter, University of Wisconsin-Eau Presenters: Phil Busse, Media Institute for Social Change Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Research, Student Activism Claire; Karen G. Mumford, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire EXHiBiT: 7 Presenters: Corinne Cusker, Northern Arizona University Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Coordination and Planning, Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Careers and Workforce Grounds and Landscaping Focus: Buildings, Co-curricular Activities Development, Co-curricular Activities Sustainable Grounds Practices in a Northern Climate: Three Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Presenters: Margaret Bounds, University of South Carolina; Innovation and Entrepreneurship Student Activism Presenters: Erika Bailey-Johnson, Bemidji State University; Renee Dickman, University of South Carolina Presenters: Enid Cardinal, Rochester Institute of Technology Developing Active and Engaged Student-Citizens Through Mindy Granley, University of Minnesota Duluth; Suzanne Savanick Hansen, Macalester College Presenters: Corinne Cusker, Northern Arizona University; Focus: Focus: Buildings, Co-curricular Activities, Coordination and Kiersten Wilber, Northern Arizona University; Nina Porter, EXHiBiT: 8 Management Planning Northern Arizona University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Careers and Workforce Zero Waste Venues –Focus on Athletics/Sports Venues: Development, Diversity and Inclusion Perspectives from three Campuses Student Participation and Buy-In Cognitive Apprenticeship through Documentation Projects in Presenters: Halli Elizabeth Bovia, University of Southern Presenters: Christy Cerrone, University of Denver Focus: Energy, Partnerships, Service Learning California; Michelle La, University of California - Davis; Lin King, Presenters: Tamara Bethune Ball, UC Santa Cruz; Aurora UC Berkeley Examples from Engineers for a Sustainable World Winslade, University of Hawaii West O’ahu Focus: Presenters: Alexander Dale, Engineers for a Sustainable World; EXHiBiT: 17 Outreach, Partnerships Robert Best, Engineers for a Sustainable World Focus: Buildings, Energy, Technology Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and through Climate Change Education in the Rural U.S. Central Great Planning, Energy Plains Focus: Climate Mitigation, Energy, Technology Innovative Tool for Integrated Energy Planning Presenters: Cory J Brennan, Missouri University of Science and Presenters: Ben Champion, Kansas State University University of Northern BC Renewable Energy Feasibility Study, Presenters: Jennifer Battle, Michigan State University Technology with Primary Consideration to Wind Energy EXHiBiT: 27 Presenters: EXHiBiT: 10 EXHiBiT: 18 Focus: Columbia Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Diversity and Inclusion, Service Focus: Foam-Free Dining at the University of Florida
72 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 73 PoSTEr gallErY PoSTEr gallErY EXHiBiT: 37 Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Doom Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Focus: Co-curricular Activities Presenters: Ilsa Flanagan, The University of Chicago; Ignacio Building A Sustainability Pathway In Biology Tagtachian, University of Chicago Eco Adventures: Combining Recreation with Civic Engagement to Carleton College Presenters: Shona Ellis, University of British Columbia Presenters: Presenters: Joanne Greene, Washington State University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Energy, Partnerships EXHiBiT: 38 Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Collaborative Research as a Pedagogical Tool: Using Surveys and Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Governance, Coordination and Planning Interviews as a Way to Teach Sustainability on Campus Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Service Learning Sustainability Curriculum Development: Overcoming Challenges Presenters: The Silent Killer Project: Student Engagement Across the Using Experiential Activities to Introduce and Enhance Curriculum Presenters: Ana E Escalante, Universidad Nacional Autónoma Sustainability Education Presenters: Sydney Duncan, Frostburg State University; Jessica de México (UNAM); Lakshmi Charli-Joseph, UNAM (National Presenters: Joanne Greene, Washington State University A. Elder, Frostburg State University; Samantha G. Cooper, Autonomous University of Mexico), LNCS (National Laboratory Focus: Coordination and Planning, Diversity and Inclusion, Frostburg State University; Christyna N. McCormick, Frostburg of Sustainability Sciences); María José Solares, UNAM (National Partnerships State University Autonomous University of Mexico); Luis Bojórquez-Tapia, UNAM Student-Faculty Synergy & Institutional Transformation: A Story of Focus: (National Autonomous University of Mexico) Sustainability Outreach, Coordination and Planning Presenters: Connie Frey Spurlock, Southern Illinois University Focus: Buildings, Campus as a Living Lab, Energy Edwardsville; Kevin Adkins, Southern Illinois University Presenters: Danielle Cherie Grondin, Portland State University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Service Learning, Social Edwardsville Justice Presenters: Aaron Durnbaugh, Loyola University Chicago Focus: Administration and Governance, Partnerships, Student Presenters: Tina Lynn Evans, Colorado Mountain College Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Diversity and Inclusion, Activism Partnerships Students as Key Stakeholders in Advancing Sustainability in Focus: Buildings, Campus as a Living Lab, Energy Higher Education Gaming the Social System: A Unique Approach to the Resource Use Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Diversity and with Students Presenters: James Stewart Gudjonson, Thompson Rivers Competition Inclusion, Student Activism Presenters: Connie Frey Spurlock, Southern Illinois University University Presenters: The Honors Society for Sustainability: Catalyzing Student Edwardsville; Kevin Adkins, Southern Illinois University Engagement Edwardsville Presenters: Kena Fedorschak, Arizona State University; Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and Focus: Grounds and Landscaping, Transportation Maximilian Christman, Arizona State University; Allie Brickner, Planning, Student Activism Arizona State University Focus: Partnerships Presenters: Presenters: Focus: Collaboration Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Co-curricular Activities, Management, Water Presenters: Tyler Gailey, University of South Carolina Focus: Administration and Governance, Assessments and Humanure: A Topic to Challenge Existing Paradigms and Garner Inventories, Student Activism Fresh Interest in Sustainability in the Classroom Visioning Sustainability: a powerful student-led initiative at UVA Community Change Presenters: Daniel M. Fernandez, CSU Monterey Bay Focus: Presenters: Presenters: Jessica Earley, Focus the Nation and Events, Coordination and Planning Building Alumni Engagement in Campus Sustainability Initiatives EXHiBiT: 70 Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Presenters: Amber Garrard, Yale University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses Focus: Student Activism Outreach, Transportation Growing Your Eco-Rep Program: Credit, Greek houses and Curriculum at Soka University of America targeting your strategies Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Food, Grounds and Landscaping Presenters: M. Robert Hamersley, Soka University of America; Presenters: Ashley Ray Edwards, Asheville Buncombe Technical Presenters: Houda Ferradji, Lehigh University; Delicia Nahman, George J. Busenberg, Soka University of America; Monika P. Calef, Community College Lehigh University Presenters: Jim Gaston, Duke University Soka University of America; Anthony I. Mazeroll, Soka University of America Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Transportation, Technology Focus: Partnerships, Student Activism, Water Focus: Technology , Community Engagement, Public Outreach EXHiBiT: 71 Residence Hall Water Battle Competition Focus: Presenters: Ashley Ray Edwards, Asheville Buncombe Technical Presenters: Martin Figueroa, UC Merced Sustainbality- Green and Events, Partnerships Community College Campus Presenters: Walter C. Gerald, University of South Carolina United Nations Presenters: Suzanne Savanick Hansen, Macalester College; Maria Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Health and Wellness, Partnerships Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Engagement Simone Langholz, Macalester College Collaborating with Campus Recreation Departments: How Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and Students and Sustainability Directors Can Engage Campus Inventories, Co-curricular Activities EXHiBiT: 72 Presenters: Celine Fitzmaurice, Portland State University; Ryan Focus: Buildings, Co-curricular Activities, Research Presenters: Lloyd Smith, Portland State University and Opportunities An Exploratory Qualitative Study of Green Student Centers’ Accetta, Portland State University; Pamela Su, Sonoma State Presenters: Roobik Gharabagi, Saint Louis University; John University; Thomas Gerald Kirch, Oregon State University Woolschlager, Saint Louis University Presenters: Krista L Harrell-Blair, Old Dominion University Focus: Coordination and Planning Design that Inspires: Cutting through Environmental Gloom and EXHiBiT: 73
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Soma Ghosh, Presenters: Josh Lasky, University of the District of Columbia Albright College EXHiBiT: 83 Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Research Research Shaping Perceptions of Sustainability: The Role of Post-secondary Why Would We Work Together?: Sustainability Projects and Coursework Presenters: Jennifer Elizabeth Jones, College of Chalreston Presenters: David DeVallance, West Virginia University Focus: Partnerships, Service Learning, Student Activism Focus: It IS Easy Being Green: Promoting Campus Sustainability as a Technology PoSTEr gallErY Sharing the Spirit “Do It In the Dark” Energy Conservation Presenters: Jennifer Jordan, Grand Valley State University Challenge Presenters: Meiko Esther Lunetta, Green Mountain College; Beth Focus: Academic Programs and Courses Clarke, Green Mountain College Building Sustainability Change Management and Leadership EXHiBiT: 77 Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Engagement Focus: Campus” Public Outreach, Conference and Events Sustainable Communities Network in Arkansas Focus: Energy, Research, Transportation Presenters: Kathryn Harris, University of Michigan; Mike Presenters: Shriberg, University of Michigan Presenters: McKenzie Hicks, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh University of Arkansas Portland State University Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Finance, Investment and Presenters: John MacArthur, Portland State University Economics, Student Activism Focus: Finance, Investment and Economics Squeezing Water Out of Rocks: Two Years of the Sustainability Fee Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships, Fundraising for Sustainability – how to raise money (or get Transportation Focus: someone to do it for you) Presenters: Matthew Hollander, Western Michigan University The Bike as a Didactic Tool Careers and Workforce Development Presenters: Kathryn Harris, University of Michigan; Chirapon Presenters: Gwen Kilvert, The New School Wangwongwiroj, University of Michigan EXHiBiT: 78 Focus: Energy, Transportation, Technology EXHiBiT: 87 Academic Programs Assessing Biodiesel Vehicle Performance in a Public Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Coordination and Planning, Health Presenters: Antonios Maragakis, Technical University of Delft; Transportation Facility that Serves a University: Appalcart and Wellness Focus: Biodiesel Fleet Performance at Appalachian State University Embedding Sustainability Into the Collegiate Recreation Culture: Pantazidou, National technical University of Athens, Greece Arts and Culture Presenters: James Byron Houser, Appalachian State University; the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association’s Journey Investing in the Future: Extending Enterprise Innovation through Nathan R Culver, Appalachian State University Forward Presenters: Thomas Gerald Kirch, Oregon State University; Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Graduate Ecopreneurship Course Pamela Su, Sonoma State University; Alex Accetta, Portland State Governance, Careers and Workforce Development Presenters: Marna Hauk, Prescott College; Denise Mitten, Focus: University Prescott College Assessing the Impact and Potential of a Student-Initiated and EXHiBiT: 88 Presenters: Antonios Maragakis, Technical University of Delft; Biodiesel Facility at Appalachian State University Focus: Coordination and Planning, Energy, Finance, Investment Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Finance, Investment and Presenters: James Byron Houser, Appalachian State University; and Economics Pantazidou, National technical University of Athens, Greece Economics, Partnerships Nathan R Culver, Appalachian State University Strategic Planning for Sustainability and Energy Conservation at a University Entrepreneurship EXHiBiT: 80 Presenters: Michael David Kornitas, Rutgers the State University Focus: Presenters: Nicholas Hennessy, Bowling Green State University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab,
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Materials Management Presenters: Stephen Miller, Strategic Energy Innovations Neighbors Strategies for Success Presenters: Melissa Anne Peraino, Grand Valley State University; Presenters: Robert Raymond, New York University Collaboration Lisa A Miller, Grand Valley State University; Dan Broersma, Presenters: Jennifer Brock Maxwell, Appalachian State Focus: Administration and Governance, Partnerships, Student Herman Miller, Inc University Activism Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Importance of Cohesion between Administration and Governance Governance, Finance, Investment and Economics Entities to Promote Sustainable Initiatives at a Community College Focus: Arts and Culture, Buildings, Campus as a Living Lab Intellectual Property and Sustainability Focus: Administration and Governance, Research Presenters: Re-envisioning Our Physical World to Fit Our Community’s Needs Presenters: Patricia L Ray, Marymount College Capturing Canadian University Presidents’ Conceptualizations College of Lake County of Sustainability and the University’s Role in Sustainable Presenters: Linda Petee, Delta College; Heather Sultz, Keyhole Development EXHiBiT: 107 Residencies Focus: Presenters: Rebecca McNeil, Dalhousie University Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Buildings, Energy Management National Campus Energy Trends: How do you measure success? In-Vessel Composting – From Farm to Kitchen to Compost, and Presenters: Focus: Back to Farm Focus: Ithaca College Presenters: Michael Rea, Johnson County Community College; and Planning, Technology EXHiBiT: 108 Presenters: Stephanie Piech, Sodexo, Ithaca Dining Services Eric Nelson, Johnson County Community College Clicking Towards Campus Sustainability: Creating an Integrated Focus: Administration and Governance, Food, Health and University-Wide Sustainability Portal Wellness EXHiBiT: 117 Presenters: Ryan McPherson, State University of New York at Focus: Buildings, Coordination and Planning, Partnerships Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Coordination and Planning, Presenters: Danielle Newton, Global Spark; Deniz Leuenberger, Green Games at UNC-Chapel Hill: An Innovative Approach to Service Learning Bridgewater State University Engaging Students in Peer Education Sustainable Concordia: 10 Years of Transformation Toward EXHiBiT: 100 Presenters: Amy E Preble, UNC-Chapel Hill Sustainability Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Engagement Presenters: Robyn Rees, Concordia University Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Partnerships, Student Activism EXHiBiT: 118 Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Energy, Technology EXHiBiT: 127 Step Cities Project Student Body Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Health and Wellness Presenters: Beth Mercer-Taylor, Institute on the Environment; Presenters: Kevin Davis Ordean, Northern Arizona University; Generation Residence Hall Energy Competition Lewis Gilbert, Institute on the Environment Caryn Massey, Northern Arizona University Presenters: Imperative Johnson, University of Hawaii at Manoa Presenters: Carrie Rich, Inova Health System; Seema Wadhwa, EXHiBiT: 101 EXHiBiT: 110 Healthier Hospitals Initiative Focus: Partnerships, Research, Student Activism Focus: Buildings, Energy, Research UBC Solar: An Example of Student Directed Faculty-Student Interpreting Sustainability Initiatives: The “Greened” Aiken Center Focus: EXHiBiT: 128 Research Partnerships at the University of Vermont Public Outreach, Water Focus: Partnerships, Student Activism, Transportation Presenters: Joel Mertens, University of British Columbia Presenters: Katherine Ostroot, University of Vermont Sustainable Water Consumption in Two Kentucky Higher Free Bikes For Students: UAF Green Bikes Education Communities Presenters: EXHiBiT: 102 EXHiBiT: 111 Presenters: Cristin Pullman, Western Kentucky University; Leslie Michaela Swanson, University of Alaska Fairbanks Focus: Academic Programs and Courses Focus: Coordination and Planning, Energy, Finance, Investment Nichols, Western Kentucky University; Kristy Wittman Howell, and Economics Hopkinsville Community College Focus: Administration and Governance, Assessments and Presenters: Tahar Messadi, University of Arkansas; Stephen Boss, a Strategic Green Fund Project EXHiBiT: 120 Inventories University of Arkansas Presenters: Mieko A Ozeki, University of Vermont Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Co-curricular Sustainability assessment tools on French Campuses: Activities The Green Plan EXHiBiT: 103 EXHiBiT: 112 Presenters: ELodie Rochel, Campus Responsables Focus: Administration and Governance, Assessments and Focus: Climate Adaptation, Grounds and Landscaping, Water Inventories, Research Drought Conditions in Texas and Oklahoma: Rethinking University Presenters: Jill A Ramirez, University of Arizona; Sharon EXHiBiT: 130 Getting to Green: An Examination of the Relationship Between Water Consumption Overstreet, University of Arizona Focus: Institutional Characteristics and Sustainability Achievement at Presenters: Shanna D Padgham, Texas Tech University; John Outreach, Food Four-year U.S.-based Colleges and Universities Jamison, Texas Tech University EXHiBiT: 121 Presenters: Justin Mikel Miller, Ball State University Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Diversity and Inclusion, Health Presenters: Leslie Ryan, NewSchool of Architecture and Design; EXHiBiT: 113 and Wellness Kasi Schnell, New School of Architecture and Design Focus: Focus: Service Learning Presenters: Robin R. Randall, Judson University / ED lab INC EXHiBiT: 131 Management Community Gardens Engage Students to Serve as a Bridge Focus: Combining Bottled Water Reductions with Outreach: E-Signage for between University and Community EXHiBiT: 122 Management Hydration Stations at The University of British Columbia Presenters: Allan Pearce, Antioch University New England; Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and Campus Compost Initiative Presenters: Maxwell Philip Tristan Miller, Alma Mater Society Susan Baron, Antioch University New England; Elizabeth McCann, Planning, Research Presenters: Taahira Major, University of California Riverside of the University of British Columbia Vancouver; Justin Ritchie, Antioch University New England; Maisie Rinne, Antioch University Transitioning to Green: Implementing a Comprehensive University of British Columbia Alma Mater Society New England Environmental Sustainability Initiative on a University Campus EXHiBiT: 132 Presenters: Joseph Rasmussen, Loyola Marymount University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Governance, Partnerships Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Engagement Focus: EXHiBiT: 123 Building an Evidence Base for Institutional Change from the Social Justice Focus: Coordination and Planning, Transportation Faculty Grassroots Partnering to Increase Community Access to Solar Energy Comparative Analysis of University Bike Sharing Programs and Presenters: Barrett Colombo, University of Minnesota
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Focus: Campus Environmental Caucus: Connecting Students, Faculty and EXHiBiT: 133 Presenters: Julio Stephens, Radford University Focus: Careers and Workforce Development Impure Public Good Consumption: A Field Experiment Presenters: Liz Wiggen, Northern Arizona University Building Green Bridges: Sustainability Career Solutions Presenters: Colin Arthur Twohig, UCSB Compost Pilot; Clayton Presenters: Pam Sammarco, NJHEPS Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Community Beaver, UCSB Compost Pilot; Valentin Shmidov Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Buildings, Careers and Workforce Development Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community Engagement Sustainability Training Focus: Presenters: Kira Stoll, University of California, Berkeley Student Activism 2011 Entry Engaging Students, Faculty, and the Curriculum in Research and Go Green and Go Home! How College Administrators are Investing Presenters: Allison Wilson, Ayers Saint Gross Creative Activities for Sustainability in the Future by Communicating with Sustainability Activists Presenters: Jacob D.B. Sherman, Portland State University; David Focus: Energy, Partnerships, Technology Presenters: Nancy Van Leuven, Bridgewater State University; Osborn, Portland State University; Jennifer Allen, Portland State Environmental Sustainability in Information Technology: It’s a Danielle Newton, Global Spark Focus: Food, Procurement University; Sukhwant S. Jhaj, Portland State University Culture Thing Developing Food Purchasing Guidelines Presenters: MaryBeth Stuenkel, University of Michigan Presenters: Tina Yates, Luther College Focus: Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships, Research Materials Management Collaborative Approach to Understanding Faculty Research and Focus: Buildings, Co-curricular Activities, Health and Wellness Campus Partnerships Presenters: Crystal Simmons, Appalachian State University Recreation Programs and Services Across North America Presenters: Elizabeth Vissers, Building Sustainability at Cal; Presenters: Pamela Su, Sonoma State University; Thomas Gerald Robin Kim, Building Sustainability at Cal Kirch, Oregon State University Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, STARS, Service Learning Using Student Engagement to Drive AASHE STARS Focus: Arts and Culture, Health and Wellness Presenters: Focus: Buildings, Co-curricular Activities, Partnerships Body-Based Experiential Change for Cultural Sustainability Presenters: Maren Waldman, University of Colorado EXHiBiT: 137 to Practice Project Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Service Learning, Student Presenters: Pamela Su, Sonoma State University Activism Focus: Coordination and Planning, Energy, Student Activism Honing Student Involvement: Structuring Programs for Success Green Cup: The Greek Energy Saving Competition Presenters: Stephanie Sims, University of Florida; Ashley Focus: Climate Adaptation, Grounds and Landscaping, Water Presenters: Anton Walker, UC Berkeley Green Campus Pennington, Johns Hopkins University Sustainable Site Initiatives: Incorporating Reuse Water and On- EXHiBiT: 138 Presenters: Chuck Taylor, Georgia Southern University Focus: Focus: Coordination and Planning, Partnerships, Student Activism Management Utilizing Student Engagement for a Startup Composting Program Ecology Focus: Buildings, Research, STARS Presenters: Malte Weiland, University of South Carolina Presenters: Ellen Elizabeth Sorenson, UWEC Building with Consciousness Presenters: Sterling P Thomas Focus: Administration and Governance, Finance, Investment and Focus: Economics, Student Activism Outreach, Technology Focus: Coordination and Planning, Research, Transportation Transitioning CSU San Bernardino to a Sustainable Vision: A Transforming Connectivity: Fusing Gaming and Social Networks to Forge Deeper Connections Sustainable Campus Presenters: Anthony Sorgi, The New Earth Archive Presenters: Presenters: Edmund Bernard Weis III, Target; Amy Weis, Petsmart Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Conference and Events, Focus: Assessments and Inventories, Coordination and Planning, Focus: Research Transportation and Planning, Social Justice Infusing and Integrating Sustainability Across Research and Not Just a Bike Path: Assessment of Bike Culture at California State Teaching University, Northridge Presenters: Presenters: Presenters: Harold Glasser, Western Michigan University Dennis D’Alfonso, California State University Northridge Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Grounds and Landscaping Focus: Finance, Investment and Economics, Grounds and Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Careers and Workforce Landscaping, Water Development, Diversity and Inclusion Presenters: Howard Wertheimer, Georgia Institute of Technology Through Public-Private Partnership Presenters: Shane Stennes, University of Minnesota Presenters: Shanah Trevenna, University of Hawaii Community Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Coordination and Planning, Colleges Partnerships Focus: Buildings, Energy
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LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM Abraham Joe Tue 11:00am 501 C Birck Anette Mon 1:30pm 505 Abraham Joe Tue 2:00pm 513 Birck Anette Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Accetta Alex Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bisaillon Véronique Mon 2:50pm 510 Accetta Alex Tue 2:50pm 514 Blue Christian Sun 507 Addison Donny Sun 8:00am 518 Bluhm Brian Mon 1:50pm 514 Addison Donny Mon 12:15pm 515 A Boesen Genevieve Mon 8:00am 514 Adkins Kevin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bogda Justin Tue 1:30pm 507 Aguilera Erica Tue 8:40am 515 A Bojórquez-Tapia Luis Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Alcaraz Christian Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bojórquez-Tapia Luis Tue 2:50pm 504 Alexander Fletcher Mon 8:30am Boniak Richard Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Allen Jennifer Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Boss Stephen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Allenbaugh Matthew Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Boulter James Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Amato Anthony Tue 11:00am 502 B Bounds Margaret Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Anderson Dianne Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Boustani Maziyar Mon 8:00am 501 C Anderson Dianne Tue 2:50pm 505 Bovia Halli Mon 8:00am 502 B Andrews Jennifer Sun 1:00pm 501 B Bovia Halli Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Andrews Jennifer Tue 8:30am 513 Bovia Halli Tue 1:30pm 507 Andrews Jennifer Tue 12:15pm 501 C Bowen Liz Tue 8:00am 511 A Andrews Jennifer Tue 1:30pm 504 Boyd Stephanie Mon 1:30pm 501 A Andrews Jennifer Wed 8:00am 503 Boyd Stephanie Mon 3:20pm 514 Arasato Michelle Mon 2:50pm 511 B Brain Roslynn Tue 2:50pm 507 Kate Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Branigan Jimmy Wed 8:00am 501 A Auman Kate Sun 10:15am Breitmeyer Chris Mon 11:40am 510 Avila Marcelo Sun 507 Brennan Cory Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ayala Gabriel Mon 3:20pm 501 C Brennan Garett Sun 11:00am 502 B Bacon Molly Sun 10:15am 507 Brennan Garett Sun 2:15pm 502 A Bade Nolan Mon 2:50pm 512 Brennan Garett Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bade Nolan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Brey James Tue 8:30am 504 Bailey-Johnson Erika Mon 12:15pm 518 Brickner Allie Sun 1:00pm 502 B Bailey-Johnson Erika Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Brickner Allie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Baker Jessie Mon 1:50pm 512 Broersma Dan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ball Tamara Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Brookens Kyle Tue 2:50pm 515 B Ball Jr. Lee Mon 8:00am Brown Darrell Tue 8:00am 501 B Barazzone Esther Tue 11:00am Brown Justin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Barnett Russell Tue 2:50pm Brown William Tue 3:20pm 501 B Baron Susan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Brundiers Katja Mon 8:00am 408 B Barsom Susannah Mon 11:00am 501 C Brundiers Katja Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bartels Bart Tue 8:00am 505 Brylinsky Sarah Sun 502 B Bartels Kirsten Tue 8:00am 505 Brylinsky Sarah Sun 11:00am 505 Basham Clint Tue 8:30am 513 Brylinsky Sarah Mon 8:20am 507 Basinger Thomas Mon 11:00am 502 B Brylinsky Sarah Mon 11:00am Petree Hall D Battle Jennifer Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bryson Michael Mon 2:50pm 502 A Battle Jennifer Tue 8:00am 408 B Buckholz Jillian Sun 8:00am 511 C Baum Gus Tue 11:00am 501 A Buckholz Jillian Sun 1:30pm 511 C Baumgartner Steven Tue 8:00am 503 Buckholz Jillian Mon 11:00am 515 B Beaudoin Fletcher Tue 1:30pm 503 Buehler Marianne Tue 1:30pm Beaver Clayton Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Buliga Bianca Tue 11:00am 512 Bechtel Mark Tue 11:00am 511 A Burdic Steve Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bell Cameron Sun 10:15am 505 Burns Heather Tue 2:50pm 503 Bell Stephen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Busenberg George Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bennett Claire Mon 1:30pm 512 Busse Phil Mon 1:30pm 411 Benton-Short Lisa Mon 2:50pm 502 A Busse Phil Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Bentzin Bonny Tue 8:00am 515 B Byrne Jack Mon 12:15pm 501 A Berndt Annette Mon 2:50pm 507 Cabinte Ryan Tue 3:20pm 504 Berryman Terri Mon 11:00am 502 A Cadmus Annie Laurie Tue 8:00am 518 Best Robert Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Cadmus Annie Laurie Tue 12:15pm 518 Beverage Mckenzie Mon 8:00am 408 A Cagle Lacy Mon 8:00am 503 Bibb Blaine Mon 1:30pm 502 B Cahillane Julie Tue 2:50pm 511 A Biggs Lindy Mon 8:00am 501 B Cain Kelly Mon 11:00am 511 B Biggs Lindy Mon 2:50pm 502 A Calef Monika Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL
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Capps Tavey Mon 2:50pm 518 Cross Emily Sun 10:15am 512 Erlenbach Alison Mon 2:00pm 511 A Glover Richard Mon 2:00pm 501 C Cardinal Enid Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Culver Nathan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Esberg Hannah Mon 2:10pm 512 Gocek Sarah Sun 1:00pm 515 A Carlberg Dennis Mon 8:20am 513 Cumbie-Drake Emily Tue 11:00am 511 B Escalante Ana Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Goodlaw-Morris Juliana Sun 502 B Carlberg Dennis Tue 8:00am 512 Cumbie-Drake Emily Tue 1:30pm 511 B Escalante Ana Tue 2:50pm 504 Goodlaw-Morris Juliana Sun 11:00am Carlisle Cindy Tue 11:00am 408 A Curtin Kathy Mon 11:30am Estill J. Gabe Tue 8:00am 502 A Goree Jennifer Mon 8:00am 511 A Carlson Scott Tue 11:00am 408 A Cusato Susan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Evans Tina Mon 1:30pm 503 Goresko Julian Tue 11:20am 518 Carteron Jean-Christophe Wed 8:00am 501 A Cusker Corinne Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Evans Tina Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Gottlieb Robert Tue 11:00am 504 Catanzaro Michael Mon 8:00am 507 D'Alfonso Dennis Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Fackler-Adams Ben Wed 8:00am 518 Grady Kathleen Tue 1:50pm 501 A Catanzaro Michael Mon 11:00am 512 Daddow Angela Tue 3:20pm 510 Falstad Dana Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Granley Mindy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Catanzaro Michael Mon 2:50pm 501 C Dale Alexander Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Farrell James Mon 1:30pm 505 Granley Mindy Tue 8:00am 411 Catanzaro Michael Tue 8:00am 502 B Datema Ben Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Fatayerji Aayah Mon 1:30pm 507 Greenberg Daniel Mon 8:00am 510 Cerrone Christy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Davidge Kayla Sun 504 Meghan Mon 11:00am 515 B Greene Joanne Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Chadwick Nanette Mon 8:00am 501 B Daviduik Sharla Mon 1:30pm 514 Meghan Mon 1:30pm 515 B Grondin Danielle Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Champion Ben Mon 3:30pm 501 A Davis Katie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Fedorschak Kena Sun 1:00pm 502 B Grondin Danielle Tue 8:00am 501 B Champion Ben Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Davis Rich Mon 11:00am 503 Fedorschak Kena Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Groom Maria Sun 510 Chapman Leah Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Dayananda Praween Mon 8:20am 507 Feldman Jim Mon 1:30pm Grummon Phyllis Mon 12:15pm 503 Chapple-Brown Meghan Mon 8:00am 518 de Ruiter Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Fenley Erin Mon 8:00am 513 Grummon Phyllis Tue 1:30pm 511 C Chapple-Brown Meghan Tue 11:00am 511 C De Soto Angie Tue 1:30pm 511 A Ferguson Kristin Tue 12:15pm 503 Gudjonson James Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Charli-Joseph Lakshmi Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL deCoriolis Andrew Tue 2:50pm 511 A Ferguson Kristin Tue 1:30pm 503 Gulich Michael Mon 2:00pm 501 A Charli-Joseph Lakshmi Tue 2:50pm 504 DeJean Daryl Mon 11:00am 501B Fernandez Daniel Sun 1:30pm 511 C Gulich Michael Tue 1:30pm 513 Chase Mon 8:00am 515 A DeLongpre Johnston Dedee Tue 8:00am 511 A Fernandez Daniel Mon 3:10pm 501 A Guth Jordy Mon 1:50pm 507 Chimato Nicolette Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Deluca Mick Mon 8:00am 502 B Fernandez Daniel Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Habron Mon 2:50pm 502 A Christman Maximilian Sun 1:00pm 502 B DeMonsi Janice Mon 2:10pm 514 Ferradji Houda Sun 512 Hacker Brett Mon 8:00am 505 Christman Maximilian Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Denby Leanne Mon 12:15pm 511 A Ferradji Houda Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hagenbuch Brian Tue 11:00am Chu Joanne Tue 8:00am 507 Denby Leanne Wed 8:00am 501 A Figueroa Martin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Haines Nathan Mon 2:10pm 507 Clark Karen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL DeVallance David Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Fisher Casey Tue 8:20am 515 A Hale Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Clark Kevin Tue 1:30pm 515 B Dial Aparna Tue 11:00am 511 B Fisher David Mon 2:50pm 511 C Hall Kevin Tue 8:30am 510 Clark Kevin Tue 2:50pm 518 Dickman Renee Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Fitzmaurice Celine Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hamersley M. Robert Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Clarke Beth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Diefenbacher Lori Mon 12:15pm 501 C Flanagan Ilsa Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hamilton Angela Mon 11:00am 408 B Clinebell, LEED® AP Neil Mon 1:30pm 511 A Diefenbacher Lori Tue 11:00am 503 Flanagan Ilsa Tue 8:00am 511 B Hamilton Angela Wed 8:00am 511 A Clinton John Mon 2:50pm 515 A Dixon Mark Mon 2:50pm 411 Forbyn Esther Sun 8:30am 507 Hamilton Angela Sun 2:15pm 515 B Cocco Nicole Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Dougherty Ann Mon 8:40am 513 Foreman-Williams Eriqah Tue 11:00am 513 Hanford Haven Mon 11:40am 518 Cocco Nicole Tue 11:20am 514 Drennon Mike Mon 11:00am 503 Fovet Frederic Mon 2:00pm 510 Hankel Albert Tue 8:30am 514 Cohen Doug Sun 2:15pm 515 B DuBois Cathy Mon 2:50pm 511 C Frazer Nat Tue 1:50pm 510 Hannaman Lisa Tue 1:30pm 518 Cohen Doug Wed 8:00am 511 A DuBois David Mon 2:50pm 511 C Freedman Jesse Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hansen Kristin Mon 8:00am 515 B Cohen Todd Sun 1:00pm 518 Duby Peter Mon 3:20pm 501 C Freedman Jesse Tue 3:10pm 505 Hansen Suzanne Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Cohen Todd Mon 7:00pm Bonaventure Brewery Courtney Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Frey Spurlock Connie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Harb Ryan Mon 2:50pm Cohen Todd Tue 12:15pm 515 B Dulin Allison Mon 11:00am 518 Friedman Jeremy Mon 8:00am 511 C Hardin Billie Mon 2:50pm 501 B Coimbra Jennifer Sun 1:00pm 502 A Duncan Anne Mon 8:30am 501 C Friedman Jeremy Tue 12:15pm 515 A Hardt Carl Mon 2:00pm 502 A Coleman Morse Susan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Duncan Sydney Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Fry Catherine Tue 1:30pm 502 A Hardt Carl Tue 2:50pm 501 A Collins Dwight Tue 3:20pm 504 Duren Rob Sun 8:30am 502 B Gabriel Gal Mon 2:50pm 515 A harper annie Mon 11:30am 513 Collison Blaine Tue 8:00am 408 A Duren Rob Mon 11:00am 408 B Gailey Tyler Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Harrell-Blair Krista Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Collison Blaine Tue 11:00am 502 B Durnbaugh Aaron Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Garcia Jairo Tue 11:00am Harris Fred Tue 1:30pm 518 Colombo Barrett Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Durnbaugh Aaron Tue 11:00am 514 Gardner Paige Tue 1:50pm 510 Harris Kathryn Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Cooley Alec Mon 11:00am 515 A Durr Elaine Tue 2:50pm 511 A Gareau Julien Sun 507 Hartke Melody Mon 8:00am 408 A Cooley Christine Mon 11:00am 411 Dvorak Amy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Garrard Amber Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Harvey Meredith Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Cooley Christine Tue 2:50pm 511 B Dvorak Andrea Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Garrard Amber Tue 8:00am 501 A Hassenzahl David Tue 11:00am Cooley Christine Tue 3:20pm 513 Earley Jessica Sun 11:00am 502 B Gaston Jim Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hatch Kathleen Tue 2:50pm 514 Coop Jonathan Tue 2:50pm 515 B Earley Jessica Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Geller Brandon Tue 11:20am 502 A Hauk Marna Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Cooper Samantha Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ebert Justin Tue 8:00am 505 Genser Emily Tue 2:50pm 505 Hawkey Corey Sun 8:00am 518 Coplea Wynne Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Eddy Timothy Mon 8:00am 501 A Gerald Walter Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hawkey Corey Mon 11:00am 504 Corbett Stephanie Mon 2:50pm 511 C Eddy Timothy Mon 1:30pm 511 C Gerber Linda Mon 8:00am 501 A Heaton Susan Mon 1:30pm 502 B Cortese Anthony Mon 8:00am 515 A Edwards Ashley Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Gerber Linda Mon 1:30pm 511 C Hebert Michele Tue 8:00am Cortese Anthony Tue 515 A Eichenberger Elondra Tue 2:00pm 513 Gerhart Alice Mon 3:20pm 507 Heller Eric Tue 8:00am 511 C Cortez Ron Mon 3:10pm 512 Elbracht Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Gerrior Jess Tue 11:30am Hellmuth Daniel Tue 2:50pm 501 B Cotton Debby Mon 1:30pm 501 B Elder Jessica Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Getterman Smith Mon 2:50pm 518 Hempel Monty Tue 411 Courtney Mark Mon 1:30pm 515 A Elisara Chris Wed 8:00am 501 C Gevelber Michael Mon 8:40am 505 Hempel Monty Tue 11:00am 411 Cox Carter Mon 3:20pm 502 B Elliott Edward Mon 2:00pm 501 C Gharabagi Roobik Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Henly Alice Mon 8:00am 502 B Cox Helen Mon 8:00am 501 C Ellis Aimee Dars Mon 11:20am 501 C Ghosh Soma Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hennessy Nicholas Mon 11:20am 512 Criner Kim Tue 1:30pm 515 B Ellis Shona Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Gibson Natalie Mon 2:50pm 501 B Hennessy Nicholas Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Crisman Phoebe Tue 11:30am 507 Elzanati Julie Mon 11:00am 502 A Gilbert Lewis Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hennessy Nicholas Tue 2:50pm 511 A Cromwell Kalkbrenner Lindsey Mon 2:10pm 514 Enos Kamuela Mon 2:50pm 511 B Glasser Harold Mon 8:00am 511 B Heuer Mark Mon 2:50pm 513 Cromwell Kalkbrenner Lindsey Mon 2:50pm 518 Erickson Elida Tue 11:00am 511 B Glasser Harold Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hicks McKenzie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL
84 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 85 LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM Hiser Krista Mon 2:00pm 501 B Kelly Tom Tue 1:30pm 408 B Mack Kelly Tue 1:30pm 502 A Muzzy Stephen Mon 11:00am Petree Hall D Hocking Colin Tue 2:00pm Kelly Tom Tue 1:30pm Madry Lisa Mon 8:00am 411 Nahman Delicia Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hocking Colin Tue 3:20pm 510 Kelly Tom Tue 1:30pm Madry Lisa Tue 11:00am 513 Nakamura Takayuki Tue 3:20pm 501 A Holland Todd Tue 2:50pm 502 A Kester III John Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Major Taahira Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Nash Kiersten Mon 2:50pm 515 A Hollander Matthew Mon 8:00am 511 B Kilvert Gwen Mon 2:50pm 515 A Malik Sarah Mon 11:20am 518 Nasr Nabil Mon 2:50pm 504 Hollander Matthew Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kilvert Gwen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Mannell Steven Mon 8:00am 408 B Neal Vivian Mon 8:30am 510 Hons Cole Mon 11:00am 501 C Kim Robin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Mannell Steven Mon 11:30am 505 nelischer maurice Tue 8:30am 510 Hoppe Allison Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kindrachuk John Mon 1:30pm 514 Maodush-Pitzer Nicholas Tue 8:00am 505 Nell Marika Sun 10:15am 512 Houser James Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL King Daniel Tue 8:00am 504 Maragakis Alexandros Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Nellesen Gary Tue 1:30pm 518 Howell Kristy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL King Jeremy Sun 8:00am 511 C Maragakis Antonios Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Nelson Eric Sun 504 Howells Catherine Mon 11:00am 513 King Jeremy Tue 3:30pm Martin Jim Mon 8:00am 515 A Nelson Eric Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Howett Ciannat Mon 8:00am King Lin Sun 8:00am 518 Martini Kevin Sun 8:30am 505 Nelson Erin Tue 1:30pm 513 Howett Ciannat Tue 1:30pm 503 King Lin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Massey Caryn Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL newcomer joni Mon 8:40am 507 Hua Linh-Chi Mon 2:50pm 501 C King Patricia Tue 3:10pm Maxwell Jennifer Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Newell Christy Sun Hua Linh-Chi Mon 11:00am 512 Kinley Kathryn Sun 10:15am 512 Mayberry Matt Mon 1:30pm 513 Newell Christy Tue 8:00am 514 Hudson Emily Tue 11:20am 514 Kirch Thomas Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Maynard Katie Mon 3:10pm 512 Newman Julie Mon 8:00am Hudson-Dula Mariah Mon 11:00 501B Kirch Thomas Tue 12:15pm 518 Mazeroll Anthony Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Newport Dave Mon 8:00am 502 B Hudspeth Thomas Tue 8:00am Kirk Camille Mon 2:00pm 513 McBride Leslie Tue 8:00am 501 B Newport Dave Tue 11:00am 408 A Hudspeth Thomas Tue 1:30pm 501 B Kirk Camille Tue 11:30am 501 C McCann Elizabeth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Newton Benjamin Sun 10:15am 510 Huminski Suzanne Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Klein-Banai Cynthia Mon 1:30pm 507 McClam Sherie Tue 11:00am 503 Newton Danielle Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Hunter Kshamta Mon 11:00am 505 Koch Shelley Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL McCormick Christyna Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ng Kathleen Mon 11:20am 518 Hunter Kshamta Tue 2:50pm 501 C Komatsu Maki Tue 11:30am 510 McDonald Trey Tue 11:40am 502 A Ng Kathleen Mon 2:00pm 511 A Hutchison Sara Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Koontz Tomas Mon 2:50pm 501 A McDonald Trey Tue 1:30pm 502 B Ng Kathleen Tue 8:00am 501 A Isken Matthew Tue 8:00am 511 C Koprowski Beth Mon 8:00am 514 McDonald Trey Tue 2:50pm 511 C Ng Kathleen Tue 4:45pm 501 A Jagannath Janaki Sun 11:00am 504 Kornitas Michael Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL McDonnell Steve Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Nichols Leslie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Jamison John Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kransteuber Katherine Tue 8:00am McFadden Roger Mon 2:50pm 504 Ninos Erika Tue 2:10pm 501 A Jankowska Maria Tue 1:30pm Kraus Ashley Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL McNeil Rebecca Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Noble-Goodman Katherine Mon 11:30am 507 Jennings Brian Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL La Michelle Sun 8:00am 518 McPherson Ryan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Noble-Goodman Stuart Mon 11:30am 507 Jensen Jon Mon 2:00pm La Michelle Mon 11:00am 504 Mendler Sandy Tue 11:00am Nordby Cully Mon 11:30am 502 B Jensen Jon Tue 8:00am La Michelle Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Mercer-Taylor Beth Mon 11:30am 411 Nordstrom Karen Mon 8:30am 504 Jhaj Sukhwant Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ladd Kristin Sun 10:15am Mercer-Taylor Beth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Novak Richard Tue 11:00am 408 A Johnson Brandon Tue 8:00am 511 B Lafrenz Renee Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Mertens Joel Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL O'Brien Ali Tue 1:30pm 515 B Johnson Debera Tue 11:00am 501 A Laguna Sun 1:00pm 502 A Messadi Tahar Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL O'Brien Ali Tue 2:50pm 511 B Johnson Ian Mon 11:00am 511 B Lam Dexter Mon 1:30pm 501 C Meyer Samantha Tue 1:30pm 511 B O'Carroll Matthew Mon 11:00am 510 Johnson Lewis Mon 1:30pm 510 Lamppa Robert Tue 1:30pm 503 Miller Brad Mon 2:10pm 507 O'Gorman Mark Tue 11:00am 507 Johnson Nikia Mon 12:15pm 514 Lanciani Jonathan Mon 8:00am Miller Justin Sun 1:00pm 501 C O'Kane Tim Tue 8:40am 512 Johnson Philip Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Landau Yoni Sun 2:15pm 515 A Miller Justin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL O'Keefe Erin Tue 11:00am 512 Jones Jennifer Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Landau Yoni Mon 1:30pm 518 Miller Lisa Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Oatmann Kim Mon 3:20pm 505 Jones Jennifer Tue 2:50pm 511 B Lane Patrick Sun 11:00am 502 A Miller Maxwell Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ochoa Carlos Tue 1:30pm 511 A Jordan Jennifer Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Lang Daniel Mon 8:00am 408 B Miller Stephen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Oliva Marcela Mon 11:00am Jordan Jennifer Tue 8:00am 505 Langholz Maria Sun 8:30am Mironesco Monique Mon 2:50pm 511 B Olson Lauren Tue 8:00am 408 B Kabala Stan Tue 8:30am 507 Langholz Maria Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Mitten Denise Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ordean Kevin Mon 8:00am 408 A Kadribegovic Coomy Mon 2:50pm 503 Lasky Josh Mon 8:00am 518 Mog Justin Tue 3:30pm 518 Ordean Kevin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kahn Richard Mon 1:30pm 503 Lasky Josh Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Moody Ged Mon 11:00am Ordean Kevin Tue 1:50pm 507 Kaizer Kristofer Mon 3:30pm 515 B Lasky Josh Tue 8:00am 408 A Moody Ged Tue 1:30pm 510 Orlowski Mark Tue 8:00am 511 C Kalscheur Ben Tue 2:00pm 514 Latko Jonathan Tue 2:50pm 513 Moran Brooke Tue 2:50pm 515 B Osborn David Mon 2:50pm 511 A Kaplan Deborah Mon 1:30pm 505 Leahy William Mon 11:20am 510 Moreno Laura Tue 11:00am 505 Osborn David Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kaplan Deborah Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Lee Emme Tue 11:40am 505 Morgan Paul Tue 8:00am 408 A Ostroot Katherine Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kard Julia Sun 512 Lee Michael Mon 11:00am 515 B Morreale Paula Tue 8:00am 502 B Overstreet Sharon Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Karian Miguel Mon 11:00am 507 Lee Michael Tue 2:00pm 505 Morris Elizabeth Sun 8:30am Lobby Info Booth Oyatogun 'Funmi Sun 1:00pm 502 A Kaylor Sarah Mon 11:00am 511 A Leuenberger Deniz Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Morrison G. Sherman Tue 1:30pm 514 Ozeki Mieko Mon 8:00am 408 A Kegler Kevin Tue 8:20am 501 C LeVasseur Todd Mon 3:30pm Morrison Liam Sun 1:00pm 515 A Ozeki Mieko Mon 2:50pm 518 Keiter Tom Mon 2:00pm 411 Lijewski Jason Tue 8:00am 502 A Morrison Liam Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ozeki Mieko Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kelley Sybil Tue 2:50pm 503 Lohre Maureen (Mo) Sun 2:15pm 515 B Morrison Liam Tue 1:30pm 515 B Ozeki Mieko Tue 4:45pm 511 A Kelly Tom Sun 1:00pm 408 A Lovell Brian Tue 8:00am 507 Morse Dan Tue 11:00am Padgham Shanna Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kelly Tom Sun 1:00pm 408 B Lueck Andy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Mulkey Stephen Mon 11:30am 511 B Palazuelos Alvaro Mon 2:50pm 514 Kelly Tom Sun 1:00pm Lunetta Meiko Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Mumford Karen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Pantazidou Ioanna Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kelly Tom Sun 1:00pm Lunetta Meiko Tue 11:00am 518 Murazzo April Mon 11:00am 408 B Pashtan Sabrina Tue 8:00am 512 Kelly Tom Mon 1:30pm 408 A Lyons Lindsey Tue 8:00am Murazzo April Wed 8:00am 511 A Paterson Carla Mon 2:50pm 507 Kelly Tom Mon 1:30pm 408 B MacArthur John Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Murphy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Patterson Claire Tue 11:40am 518 Kelly Tom Mon 1:30pm MacDonald Lindsey Sun Murphy Tue 12:15pm 501 C Patton Iain Wed 8:00am 501 A Kelly Tom Mon 1:30pm MacDonald Lindsey Mon 1:30pm 504 Murphy Wed 8:00am 503 Pearce Allan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Kelly Tom Tue 1:30pm 408 A MacDonald Lindsey Mon 3:10pm 515 B Murray Tue 11:00am 511 A Pearlman Jay Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL
AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA 87 LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM Pearlman Jay Tue 12:15pm 501 C Ringelheim Jenna Sun 8:00am 515 B Sherman Jacob Mon 2:50pm 511 A Sviatko Lara Sun 1:00pm 515 A Pearlman Jay Wed 8:00am 503 Ringelheim Jenna Tue 4:45pm 511 A Sherman Jacob Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Swanson Michaela Sun 1:00pm Petree Hall D Pellegrin Perrin Tue 3:30pm 505 Rinne Maisie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Sherman Jacob Tue 8:00am 501 B Swanson Michaela Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Pelton Chris Mon 12:15pm 511 C Ripple Darien Mon 8:30am 502 A Sheta Sherif Tue 2:00pm 502 B Sweeney Seann Mon 12:15pm 514 Pelton Chris Mon 1:30pm 515 B Ritchie Justin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Shmidov Valentin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Sylvestre Paul Tue 8:00am 513 Pennington Ashley Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ritchie Justin Tue 8:00am 515 A Shriberg Mike Mon 8:00am 504 Tagtachian Ignacio Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Peraino Melissa Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ritchie Justin Tue 11:40am 505 Shriberg Mike Mon 1:30pm 504 Tang Michelle Sun 1:00pm 515 B Perdue Joanne Tue 8:00am 510 Roberts Jay Tue 8:00am Shriberg Mike Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Tang Michelle Sun 2:15pm 502 B Perdue Joanne Tue 4:45pm 501 A Roberts Lucy Sun 510 Shum Katrina Tue 1:30pm 504 Taylor Chuck Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Perez Michelle Tue 2:50pm 515 A Robinson Stephanie Tue 3:10pm 518 Shusko Lisa Mon 12:15pm 514 TBD TBD Mon 1:30pm 515 B Petee Linda Mon 11:00am Rochel ELodie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Sievers Dylan Sun 505 TBD TBF Mon 1:30pm 515 B Petee Linda Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Rochel ELodie Tue 1:30pm 501 C Simmons Crystal Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL THOMAS BLAKE Sun 10:15am Petee Linda Tue 1:30pm 504 Roe Casey Tue 8:00am 511 A Simon Jim Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Thomas Sterling Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Peterson Kaylen Tue 2:50pm 518 Romine Nathan Sun 10:15 505 Simon Jim Tue 11:20am 505 Thomashow Cynthia Sun 1:00pm 408 A Kelley Mon 11:40am 510 Rondot Abigail Mon 3:30pm 515 B Sims Stephanie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Thomashow Cynthia Sun 1:00pm 408 B Piech Stephanie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Roorda Niko Wed 8:00am 501 A Singleton Kendall Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Thomashow Cynthia Sun 1:00pm Piech Stephanie Tue 1:30pm 511 B Roth Daniel Mon 12:15pm 515 B Slawsky Richard Tue 3:30pm 518 Thomashow Cynthia Sun 1:00pm Pike Brenda Mon 3:10pm Roth Daniel Tue 8:00am 501 A Smith Bradley Mon 2:50pm 503 Thomashow Cynthia Mon 1:30pm 408 A Pinedo Cid Tue 1:30pm 518 Roth Daniel Tue 2:50pm 514 Smith Kevin Tue 2:50pm 501 B Thomashow Cynthia Mon 1:30pm 408 B Poleman Walter Tue 1:30pm 501 B Rowe Debra Mon 12:15pm 501 B Smith Kim Mon 12:15pm 511 A Thomashow Cynthia Mon 1:30pm Porter Nina Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Rowe Debra Tue 12:15pm 515 B Smith M Shernell Tue 8:00am 518 Thomashow Cynthia Mon 1:30pm Pradhan Mahesh Tue 502 A Rowe Debra Tue 1:30pm 502 A Smith M Shernell Tue 12:15pm 518 Thomashow Cynthia Tue 1:30pm 408 A Preble Amy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Rowe Sarah Tue 2:50pm 502 A Smith M Shernell Tue 2:50pm 514 Thomashow Cynthia Tue 1:30pm 408 B Presseller Stephenie Mon 8:00am 514 Rowe Terry Mon 8:30am 501 C Smith Michelle Tue 8:00am Thomashow Cynthia Tue 1:30pm Prieto Elisson Mon 1:30pm 502 A Rowland Paul Mon 12:15pm 501 C Smith Patrick Sun 8:30am 512 Thomashow Cynthia Tue 1:30pm Prieto Elisson Tue 11:00am 510 Rowland Paul Tue 12:15pm 511 C Smith Paul Mon 11:00am 503 Thorpe Graham Tue 2:00pm Prigge Josh Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Rowland Paul Wed 8:00am 501 A Smith Ryan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Throop William Mon 1:30pm 513 Pritchett James Mon 3:20pm 513 Russell Toby Sun 8:00am 503 Solares María José Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Throop William Mon 4:00pm 503 Proctor James Mon 11:00am 408 A Ryan Leslie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Solares María José Tue 2:50pm 504 Emily Tue 11:00am 501 C Pullman Cristin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ryder Timothy Tue 1:30pm 504 Solomon Clement Mon 11:30am Toker Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Purman Judy Mon 11:30am 514 Sager Jordan Tue 3:30pm 505 Sorenson Ellen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Trevenna Shanah Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Pushnik Jim Mon 8:30am Sakasitz Steve Mon 8:30am 512 Sorgi Anthony Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Trevenna Shanah Tue 11:00am 515 A Pyles Jesse Sun 8:00am 511 A Salmon Enrique Tue 2:00pm 505 Soron Mike Mon 2:50pm 502 B Trombley Laura Tue 11:00am 408 A Pyles Jesse Sun 8:00am 515 A Samaan Mina Tue 2:00pm 502 B Spalding Heather Mon 8:00am 512 Trusty Cory Tue 2:50pm 515 A Pyles Jesse Sun 8:00am 515 B Samels James Mon 8:00am 515 A Spangher Lucas Sun 8:30am 510 Tull Martin Mon 8:00am 502 B Pyles Jesse Tue 1:30pm 411 Sammarco Pamela Mon 11:00am 501 A Spehar Stephanie Mon 1:30pm Turner Elizabeth Tue 2:50pm 502 B Pyles Jesse Tue 4:45pm 511 A Sanders Steve Tue 3:20pm 502 B Spencer Jordana Mon 1:30pm 503 Turner Robert Wed 8:00am 518 Quient Jared Mon 8:00am 507 Sands Mon 1:30pm 511 A Spencer Jordana Tue 515 B Twohig Colin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Radtke Jonathan Mon 3:20pm 513 Sanicola Christiane Sun 8:30am 504 Spilis Ashlyn Mon 3:30pm Tyrell Jerry Sun Rahardianto Anditya Mon 2:50pm 505 Sanicola Christiane Sun 2:15pm 502 B Spitzberg Danny Sun 2:15pm 515 A Urbani Shaydanay Sun 2:15pm 515 A Ramirez Jill Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Sannerud Eric Tue 8:40am 501 C Spitzberg Danny Mon 1:30pm 518 Urbanski Monika Sun 8:00am 511 C Ramirez Jill Tue 3:20pm 502 A Santos Vanessa Mon 7:00pm Bonaventure Brewery Spoelstra Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Urbanski Monika Sun 1:30pm 511 C Randall Robin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Santosuosso Kayla Mon 8:00am 511 C St.Clair Matt Tue 8:00am 515 B Urbanski Monika Mon 11:00am 515 B Rasmussen Joseph Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Santosuosso Kayla Mon 1:30pm 515 A St.Clair Matt Tue 11:00am 511 B Vaccar Barbara Tue 11:00am 408 A Rasmussen Joseph Tue 2:00pm 501 C Santosuosso Kayla Mon 2:50pm 515 B Michael Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL van Gendt Saskia Tue 11:00am 505 Ray Patricia Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Savage Emma Mon 11:30am 505 Stanforth Erin Sun 8:00am 511 C VAN LEUVEN NANCY Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Raymond Robert Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Schachel Kris Sun 10:15am 510 Stennes Shane Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Varnell Jon Mon 8:00am 505 Rea Michael Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Schafer Kyle Tue 11:00am 504 Stephens Julio Mon 8:20am 505 Vermylen Sun 8:00am 511 C Redman Aaron Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Schlossberg Marc Tue 11:00am 408 B Stephens Julio Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Vincent Shirley Mon 2:00pm 504 Reed Maureen Mon 1:30pm 514 Schnell Kasi Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Sterling Nick Sun 8:00am 503 Vissers Elizabeth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Reeger Larry Sun 510 Scholtz Rolf Tue 3:20pm 502 B Stevenson Charles Mon 1:30pm 501 A von Bleichert Edward Mon 11:00am 504 Rees Robyn Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Schoolman Ethan Mon 8:00am 504 Stevenson Charles Mon 3:20pm 514 Wadhwa Seema Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Dara Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Schrand Tom Mon 2:50pm 502 A Josh Tue 1:30pm 511 A Waldhart Emily Mon 11:40am 512 Remington Sonya Wed 8:00am 518 Schulte Chase Sun 507 Stoll Kira Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Waldman Maren Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Rendler Michael Mon 11:00am Schultes Brian Tue 11:00am 501 B Stonecypher Bill Mon 11:00am 514 Walker Anton Sun 8:30am 512 Rex Emilie Tue 1:30pm 511 A Schultz Rich Mon 8:00am 514 Stookey Ben Tue 8:20am 512 Walker Anton Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Ricci Marcus Sun 10:15am 512 Schwarte Adrienne Tue 11:00am 507 Stuenkel MaryBeth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Wall Vernon Tue 12:15pm 518 Rich Carrie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Scott Dallase Sun 1:30pm 511 C Su Pamela Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Walsh Katherine Mon 8:00am 408 A Richer Liska Tue 1:30pm 515 A Scott Dallase Mon 11:00am 511 C Su Pamela Tue 12:15pm 518 Walsh Katherine Tue 2:50pm 511 B Riley David Mon 11:00am 501 C Scott Stormy Tue 11:00am 512 Sullivan Catherine Tue 8:20am 515 A Walton Judy Mon 8:00am 515 A Riley David Tue 1:30pm 501 A Seapy Briana Mon 11:00am 510 Sultz Heather Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Walton Judy Mon 12:15pm 501 B Ringelheim Jenna Sun 8:00am 511 A Senaha Eujun Wed 8:00am 501 A Surdhar Kiran Mon 2:10pm 512 Wangwongwiroj Chirapon Mon 3:10pm 515 B Ringelheim Jenna Sun 8:00am 515 A Severin Tue 8:40am 512 Sutheimer Susan Tue 8:00am 504 Wangwongwiroj Chirapon Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL
88 AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY TIME ROOM NoTES Wangwongwiroj Chirapon Tue 1:30pm 512 Waskow Sophie Tue 11:00am 511 C ways howard Tue 2:00pm 512 Weber Shana Mon 8:00am Webster Alain Mon 2:50pm 510 Weiland Malte Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Weis Amy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Weis III Edmund Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Weisinger Kelly Mon 11:00am 511 C Wellman Kelly Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Wentworth Samantha Mon 11:40am 512 Wertheimer Howard Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Wertheimer Howard Mon 3:20pm 510 Wetherell Eden Tue 1:30pm 504 White Carolyn Sun 8:30am 502 B White Kristin Sun 10:15am 507 Whitesell Edward Tue 1:30pm 505 Widhelm Mary Mon 3:00pm Lobby Info Booth Wiggen Liz Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Wiggen Liz Tue 11:00am 512 Wilber Kiersten Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Wilkins Mike Mon 2:00pm 501 A Williams Brian Mon 2:50pm 503 Williams Chelsea Mon 11:30am 502 B Williams Dilafruz Tue 2:50pm 503 Williams Suzanne Tue 2:50pm 511 C Williamson Anahita Mon 2:50pm 504 Willson Doug Mon 11:00am 502 B Willson Doug Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Wilson Allison Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Wilson Thomas Mon 3:20pm 505 Winslade Aurora Mon 2:50pm 511 B Winslade Aurora Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Winslade Aurora Tue 8:00am 515 B Winslade Aurora Tue 11:00am 511 B Winslade Aurora Tue 12:15pm 515 A Winslow Maggie Tue 3:20pm 504 Winter Jennie Mon 1:30pm 501 B Woolschlager John Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Woolson Maria Sun 1:00pm 408 A Woolson Maria Sun 1:00pm 408 B Woolson Maria Sun 1:00pm Woolson Maria Sun 1:00pm Worthington Laura Tue 11:00am 502 A Wyatt Lilith Mon 8:00am 408 A Yates Tina Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL Yoshida Kate Mon Tsubaki Lounge Yoshida Kate Mon 2:50pm Yoshida Kate Tue Tsubaki Lounge Yoshida Kate Tue 11:00am Young Brenda Tue 8:20am 501 C Adam Mon 2:50pm 501 A
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Frazer, Utah State University John Henry Kester iii Cully Nordby, UCLA Institute of the Stephanie Sims, University of Florida Richmond raheem Cash, Independent Consultant Jeremy Friedman, New York University Cynthia Klein-Banai, University of Environment and Sustainability Katy mike Smaistrla, St Louis Higher Donna m. Charley-Johnson, University Illinois at Chicago rachel Novick, University of Notre Dame Education Sustainability Consortium of Wisconsin-Oshkosh andrea george, Vanderbilt University Erika Kociolek, AASHE , madeleine Charney, UMass Amherst Jess gerrior, Franklin Pierce University robert J. Koester, Ball State University Sandra Branowitzer Conners roobik gharabagi, Saint Louis University Kyle Karen Kyrnitszke, Independent Christine Cooley Kevin gilford, University of Colorado Consultant University Colorado Springs 2012 CoNFErENCE PROGRAM COMMITTEE michel labrie, British Columbia Institute mackenzie Hope Crigger, Chapman Juliana goodlaw-morris, National of Technology Abigail Abrash Director, Center for Michele Madia President Emeritus, Unity University Wildlife Federation Kim landsbergen, Columbus College of Faculty, Dept. of Environ. 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AssociAtion for the AdvAncement of sustAinAbility in higher educAtion www.AAshe.org 2012 AAshe conference oct 14 -17, 2012 | los Angeles, cA THaNK You for YOUR SERVICE! CoNTaCT iNFormaTioN for AASHE STAFF AASHE BOARD MEMBERS NAME DEPARTMENT PHONE EMAIL Bonny Bentzin, Burt Klein Niles Barnes Coordinator [email protected] Greener U PortionPac Chemical Corporation Jillian Buckholz Senior Programs Coodinator [email protected] William Marshall Brown, Erika Kociolek, Indiana University Vancouver, WA Bob Erb Web Application Developer [email protected]
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