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table of contents thank you

steering committee members

2 – 3 Conference Program Overview

4 Stay Connected at AASHE 2012

6-7 Sponsoring Institutions and Host Committee

8–13 Welcome Letters from Host Campus Presidents

15 AASHE Resource Center / AASHE Publications

16 AASHE Curriculum Update

17 Thank You AASHE Members

18-19 Keynote Speakers

20-21 Parallel Plenary Speakers

22 AASHE 2012 Sponsor Appreciation

24-25 AASHE Student Summit

26-27 Recognizing STARS®

28-29 2012 AASHE Awards Ceremony

30-33 Thank You / Acknowledgements 2012

34 AASHE Conference Community Service Project

36 Greening of the Conference

37 Creating Conversation Through Art

38-43 Maps

44-48 Exhibitors

50 Sunday Session Schedule

50-58 Monday Session Schedule

59-66 Tuesday Session Schedule

66-69 Wednesday Session Schedule

71-79 Presenter Index

80-86 Posters

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89 Save the Date for AASHE 2013

Bonny Bentzin, Co-Chair, Director of Sustainability, Greener U

Erika Kociolek Co-Chair, Vancouver, WA

Kathleen Ng, Co-Chair, (QYLURQPHQWDO�2ƴFHU��0F*LOO�University

Felicia Davis, Director FIEP Building Green Initiative, UNCF

Verna Fowler, 3UHVLGHQW��&ROOHJH�RI�0HQRPLQHH�Nation, Keshena Campus

mariah Hudson, Sustainability Coordinator, San Diego State University

michele madia, Director of Sustainability Financing and Strategy, Second Nature

Yolanda moses, Special Assistant for Excellence and 'LYHUVLW\��&KDQFHOORUśV�(9&�3URYRVW�2ƴFHUniversity of California, Riverside

mieko ozeki, Sustainability Projects Coordinator, University of Vermont

Stephenie Presseller, 6XVWDLQDELOLW\�0DQDJHU��0RUDLQH�9DOOH\�&RPPXQLW\�&ROOHJH�

anna Prizzia, 'LUHFWRU��2ƴFH�RI�6XVWDLQDELOLW\�University of Florida

matt St. Clair, 6XVWDLQDELOLW\�0DQDJHU�IRU�WKH�2ƴFH�of President, University of California

Sheri Tonn, Vice President, Finance & Operations3DFLƲF�/XWKHUDQ�8QLYHUVLW\

Cindy Thomashow, AASHE

Paul rowland, Executive Director, AASHE

Danielle Faris, Senior Conference and Events Planner, AASHE

T h a n k Y o u !

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 in North America, and in my experience the best way to get an idea of the breadth of exciting initiatives ongoing at our campuses. The Conference Steering Committee has taken your feedback from previous years into account in planning, programming and logistics so that we could provide you with the best possible experience while at an extremely competitive price.

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In designing this year’s program and conference theme, “Investing in the Future,” we drew heavily on feedback from attendees of past AASHE conferences and a series of 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 SGD�ETSTQD��RSTCDMSR��E@BTKSX��RS@Ƥ��B@LOTRDR��@MC�BNLLTMHSHDR �2TRS@HM@AHKHSX�B@M�AD�thought of as a framework for improving our world. In my experience, the social and economic components of the amorphous concept of sustainability often play second ƥCCKD�SN�SGD�DMUHQNMLDMS �

The Steering Committee wanted to challenge ourselves and you to consider the barriers, opportunities, and solutions at our campuses and communities through the lens of economics, and consider what it means and requires to invest in our future. I hope the program, form, and energy of this year’s conference allow you to put aside your daily challenges, connect with your peers, learn about the innovative work we are all doing, and inspire you to “take the long view.”

Bonny’s message

Welcome to the 2012 aashe conference & eXPo

Erika KociolekAASHE Steering Committee

Co-Chair

Bonny

Kathleen NgAASHE Steering Committee

Co-Chair

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Program oVerVieW

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15

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7PM COMMUNITY COLLEGE RECEPTIONOpen to all Community College Representatives; meet at Bonaventure Brewery in the Westin hotel

Celebrate the work you have done to transform your campuses and communities, and enjoy a drink with your colleagues! The Center for Green Schools at USGBC, in partnership with AASHE and AACC’s SEED initiative, VHKK�GHFGKHFGS�SGD�QDRNTQBDR�NƤDQDC�SN�@CU@MBD�XNTQ�sustainability activities.

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1:30–2:30PM CONCURRENT SESSION G

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3PM ExPO CLOSES/BREAKDOWN

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Higher Ed, room 501C

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�Ş�"NLLTMHB@SHMF�2TRS@HM@AHKHSX�SN�"QD@SD�"G@MFD��Presented by Natural Capitalism Solutions, room 503

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Urban Ecovillage: meet at info booth in lobby

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Ş� 2'$�"TQQHBTKTL�"NMUNB@SHNM��RONMRNQDC�HM�O@QS�AXAmerican Meteorological Association, room 408A

Ş�Developing External Grant Proposals for SustainabilityProjects, room xxx

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 15

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2PM ExPO CLOSES

��ȃ��/, VOLUNTEER PROJECTArbor Day Tree Campus USA Community Service, meet in lobby

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morNiNg Yoga WITH KATEKate has worked in the .ƧBD�NE�2TRS@HM@AHKHSX�at the University of Illinois at Chicago since

2008. Her hobbies include gardening, playing double bass, and cycling. Kate teaches Kundalini yoga and meditation.


AASHE BLOG www.aashe.org/blog Features live updates from the conference, including coverage of keynote speakers, transcriptions of conference sessions, photos and much more.

TWITTER at AASHENews Conference Hashtag #AASHE2012Up to date micro-blogging from the conference. Participate in the discussion by searching and using #AASHE2012.

FACEBOOK: AASHEorgOpen to all interested in campus sustainability. Let folks know what you have liked and learned during your time in Pittsburgh.

FLICKR AASHEITAASHE’s online repository of photos from the conference and campuses. Upload and share your photos!

YOUTUBE AASHEOrgRecording of keynote videos and other presentations.

LINKEDIN Group: AASHEAn online networking platform for all involved in campus sustainability to discuss common issues and identify possible collaborators.

Special opportunities including drawings will only be announced via these AASHE social media avenues so get connected now.

going mobile uPdates We strongly encourage you to download our mobile guide to enhance your experience at AASHE2012. You’ll be able to plan your day with a personalized schedule and browse exhibitors, maps and general show info.

The app is compatible with iOS and Android devices as well as the Blackberry Playbook. Other devices may visit L FTHCDANNJ BNL��

To get the guide, choose one of the methods below:

1. Download ‘Guidebook’ from the Apple App Store or the Android Play Store. Then search for AASHE!

2. Visit http://guidebookapp.com/getit from your phone’s browser

3. Scan the following image with your mobile phone (QR-Code reader required, e.g. ‘Red Laser’, ‘Barcode Scanner’) or use the Redeem Code AASHE2012 $$6+(�6WDƨ�ZLOO�EH�DYDLODEOH�WR�KHOS�JHW�\RX�FRQQHFWHG�DW�RXU�ERRWK�LQ�WKH�H[SR�KDOO��FRPH�E\�DQG�VHH�XV�

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 ideas and information with the campus sustainability community.

stay connected at aashe 2012! rECogNiziNg aaSHE 2012 SPoNSorSWho make this year’s conference a success!

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thank you to our host committee members!

recognizing our camPus host sPonsors Who make this year’s conference Possible!

John Cook, University of California, Riverside

Halli Bovia, University of Southern California

mechelle Best, California State University, Northridge

Joseph rasmussen, /R\ROD�0DU\PRXQW�8QLYHUVLW\�

Nurit Katz, 8QLYHUVLW\�RI�&DOLIRUQLD��/RV�$QJHOHV�

Staurt Noble, Goodman, University of Redlands

arch asawa, Soka University of America

Katie Van Sant, Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability

Dan Wakelee, California State University, Channel Island

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mariah Hudson, San Diego State University

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Recent Campus Sustainability

initiatives University of redlands:

Signatory, ACUPCC

Co-generation facility completed in2005, reducing campus carbon

footprint by over 20%

Founding Center for Sustainability Studies in 2012-13

Student-led initiatives for composting,environmental justice, recycling, water

conservation, renewable energy and HIÀFLHQF\�LPSURYHPHQWV

www.redlands.edu

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Welcome to California State University, Northridge, where I am honored to serve as president.

Cal State Northridge—the academic and economic leader of the San Fernando Valley—has a long history of investment in sustainable infrastructure and practices. In 2007 it became one of the only institutions in the world with a grid-connected fuel cell plant. The 1 megawatt plant generates up to 15 percent of the total campus electricity, emitting only 70 percent of the CO2 of conventional power generation. Its waste heat is captured for campus heating and its greenhouse gas emissions are sequestered by an @CI@BDMS�Q@HMENQDRS��ATHKS�RODBHƥB@KKX�ENQ�SGHR�OTQONRD �"@K�State Northridge also has one of the largest solar electric systems of any public university in California. Three solar installations feed into a power grid that distributes electricity throughout the campus.

The university also values sustainability related to building design and construction. Our new Valley Performing Arts "DMSDQ�G@R�D@QMDC�+$$#�&NKC�"DQSHƥB@SHNM�CTD�SN�L@MX�

innovative design elements, including a state-of-the art '5 "�RXRSDL��QDƦDBSHUD�řBNNK�QNNEŚ�SDBGMNKNFX��@MC�DMDQFX�saving and water conservation systems.

CSUN has a record of research and development partnerships between its academic colleges and physical plant management, which include the design and installation of its sustainable energy facilities. In 2008, the university furthered its commitment to sustainability by chartering the Institute for Sustainability, which undertakes campus greening initiatives, promotes sustainability research, develops student education in sustainability, and puts best practices into action.

We are pleased to be a host of this important conference. I wish you a productive AASHE meeting and hope you enjoy your visit to our campus.

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for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education 2012 Conference.

Our region is a leading green economy, and clean technology is a major driver of the growth strategy for 21st century Los Angeles. We at UCLA are proud to play an important role in the city’s sustainable future. For example, we are a founding partner and driving force behind CleanTech Los Angeles, a consortium that brings businesses and government together with our city’s world-class universities to foster investment in green business and harness our wealth of intellectual capital around sustainability.

At the same time, as the University of California’s largest campus, we recognize that UCLA can make a tremendous impact by reducing our own carbon footprint. During the past two decades, we have added nearly 8 million square feet to campus; in that span our greenhouse gas emissions have been nearly Ʀ@Sŕ@�QDCTBSHNM�HM�&'&�NE��ODQBDMS�ODQ�RPT@QD�ENNS �4"+ �is ahead of schedule in our objective of meeting the UC goal of QDCTBHMF�FQDDMGNTRD�F@R�DLHRRHNMR�SN��KDUDKR�AX��VD�have already achieved UC’s target of 75 percent waste diversion, and we are on our way to zero waste by 2020.

A key element in these accomplishments has been our remarkable 44 megawatt cogeneration plant, which uses waste heat from electricity generation to produce steam and chilled V@SDQ�ENQ�GD@SHMF�@MC�BNNKHMF��@MC�HR�SVHBD�@R�DƧBHDMS�@R�@�standard power plant. This impressive facility will be just one highlight of a campus tour during the conference—another is NTQ�MDVKX�NODMDC�"NTQS�NE�2BHDMBDR�2STCDMS�"DMSDQ��BDQSHƥDC�LEED Gold by the U.S. Green Building Council—and I hope you will make UCLA a part of your AASHE itinerary.

Given the diversity of environments in and around Los Angeles, our city is an ideal living laboratory for sustainability research. So it’s no wonder that students and faculty from throughout campus are engaged in climate change policy and sustainability science. At the epicenter of this work is our renowned Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, which houses seven research centers and coordinates research among the many other UCLA units that are undertaking environment and sustainability scholarship.

Thank you for your commitment to fostering sustainability research and sustainable practices in higher education and congratulations on your participation in AASHE 2012. I wish you a successful conference and an enjoyable visit to Los Angeles.

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Dianne F. Harrison, Ph.D. President, California State

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sustainable infrastructure and practices.”

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Timothy P. WhiteChancellor, University of

California, Riverside

the University of California, Riverside, welcomes the AASHE Conference and is delighted to help sponsor

an organization that promotes the kind of work that our QDRD@QBGDQR�ADF@M�HM�SGD��R

Twenty years before Rachel Carson helped kick-start the environmental movement with “Silent Spring,” Riverside RBHDMSHRSR�ENQ�SGD�ƥQRS�SHLD�KHMJDC�BQNO�E@HKTQD�SN�RLNF �4"�Riverside faculty and scientists have spent the intervening ��XD@QR�DW@LHMHMF�SGD�BNLOKDW�BGDLHRSQX�NE�@HQ�ONKKTSHNM�@MC�RLNF��@MC�SGDHQ�DƤDBS�NM�OK@MS�@MC�GTL@M�KHED��QDRTKSHMF�in higher-yield crops, healthier forests, cleaner vehicles and improved public health.

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of UCR scientists is incorporating global climate change and public health studies into their research through the Centers for Sustainable Suburban Development, for Water resources and the School of Public Policy.

Students and administration work together to bring a whole system approach to campus sustainability. A self-imposed student fee will pay for solar panels for their RSTCDMS�TMHNM�ATHKCHMF �4"1�BDQSHƥDC�HSR�ƥQRS�+$$#�FNKC�K@A��installed a one MW battery to reduce peak energy demand, and drives alternative fuel vehicles. And I am promoting the institutionalization of campus sustainability through the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment.

We know sustainability matters. We know research and education work. We are here to learn and we hope you will join us.

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“UC Riverside faculty and scientists have spent the intervening 60 years examining the complex chemistry of air pollution and smog,

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The number of subscribers to the weekly AASHE Bulletin grew from 10,723 to 11,000 in 2011, and 50 issues were published. The newsletter continued to garner above- industry average open and click-through rates per issue. (S�@KRN�BNMSHMTDC�SN�CQHUD�SQ@ƧB�SN�NTQ�VDARHSD��HMBKTCHMF�NTQ�AKNF�@MC�CHRBTRRHNM�ENQTLR ��6DARHSD�SQ@ƧB�SXOHB@KKX�increased by 15% on days the Bulletin was published.

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.MD�NE�SGD�LNRS�ONOTK@Q�ADMDƥSR�NE� 2'$�LDLADQRGHO��the Resource Center continued to be a leading source of information on sustainability in higher education for diverse stakeholders. Throughout 2011 AASHE resources provided B@LOTR�@CLHMHRSQ@SNQR��E@BTKSX��RS@Ƥ�@MC�RSTCDMSR��@MC�SGD�businesses that serve them, with timely and essential tools to lead the sustainability transformation.

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One of the most exciting new resources was our interactive database of campus solar photovoltaic installations — a robust resource featuring reports, analyses, and hundreds of example installations. Sponsored by AASHE Business Leader AMSOLAR, the database quickly became the most visited and cited page on the AASHE website, receiving visits from over 130 countries.

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AASHE hired an Education Manager in April 2011, SN�@CCQDRR�DCTB@SHNM�ENQ�RTRS@HM@AHKHSX�DƤNQSR�and develop coherent professional development opportunities. An Education Steering Committee, was created to guide the development of AASHE’s educational programs and ensure that member needs were met.

2'$�BNMSHMTDC�SN�NƤDQ�NTQ�ONOTK@Q�2TRS@HM@AHKHSX�Across the Curriculum Leadership Workshops. More than 74 faculty members from 54 institutions left these workshops prepared to advance education for sustainability at their campus by working with other faculty in fostering curriculum change.

At the AASHE 2011 conference, 120 educators participated in the Curriculum Convocation, an interactive workshop that provided strategies for integrating sustainability across the curriculum.

Development of a new, interactive section of the AASHE website, tentatively called the “Academic Commons,” was initiated in 2011. The intent is to provide a place for faculty to explore critical questions and issues online, advancing the integration of sustainability into curricula. Best practices and innovative examples of sustainability education would be able to come alive through case study videos and interviews.

AASHE membership grew by 1.4% in 2011, from ��LDLADQR�@MC�@RRNBH@SD�LDLADQR�@S�SGD�start of the year to 1,103 by the end. The number of campus members grew by 2.3%, reaching 858 at year’s end. Renewal rates for campus members were 87% throughout the year, while businesses renewed at about the 70% rate and other associate LDLADQR��RTBG�@R�MNM�OQNƥSR��@S�� 3GD�ONRHSHUD�growth during a tough economic climate in 2011 demonstrates the strong commitment by AASHE members to continued advancement of sustainability in higher education.

The invaluable resources provided by AASHE, as well as the many networking and professional development opportunities continued to bring value

to our members. Through webinars, workshops, and the annual conference, AASHE provided opportunities for individuals to interact with a diverse and engaged community. With our wide array of member-only and public resources, AASHE continued to be at the forefront in leading the sustainability transformation and supporting the great work and accomplishments of our members.

3GD�,DLADQRGHO�RS@Ƥ�NQF@MHYDC�@�RDQHDR�NE�educational webinars in 2011 sponsored by higher level business members as part of the Business Alliance Program. These well-attended webinars covered such diverse topics as large-scale campus solar projects, sustainable design strategies, and bed bugs and chemicals of concern in dorms.

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Agnes Scott College ! ! Anne Arundel Community College ! ! Babson College ! ! Ball State University ! ! !Bard College ! ! Berea College ! !

Boston University ! California State Polytechnic University, Pomona ! ! California State University, Channel Islands ! ! California State University, Fullerton ! ! ! Central Carolina Community College ! ! Cleveland State University ! ! College of Lake County ! !

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Missouri State University ! ! Moraine Valley Community College ! ! New Mexico State University ! ! North Seattle Community College ! ! Northern Alberta Institute of Technology ! Oklahoma City University ! ! Oklahoma State University ! ! Old Dominion University ! ! Orange County Community College ! ! Oregon Institute of Technology ! ! Pace University ! ! /@BHƥB�4MHUDQRHSX��! ! Pittsburg State University ! ! Portland Community College ! ! Raritan Valley Community College ! !

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Rice University ! ! Swarthmore College ! ! University of Illinois, Chicago ! ! ! University of Minnesota, Duluth ! !

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At the dawn of the 21st century, humanity has arrived at an extraordinary Crossroads ř��D�WLPH�DQG�SODFH�ZKHUH�VFLHQWLƲF�DELOLW\�WR�LGHQWLI\�XQSUHFHGHQWHG�ULVN��GHFDGHV�LQ�DGYDQFH��LQWHUVHFWV�VRFLHW\śV�VHHPLQJ�LQDELOLW\�WR�UHVSRQG��/LWWOH�RI�KXPDQLW\śV�course, as currently imagined, is sustainable—not our energy, not our economy, not our environment. But we are possessed of the knowledge we need, and a tide is rising. The Crossroads Project is a response to this reality, grounded in science, elevated by art, in service of genuine understanding.

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l. HuNTEr loViNS is president and founder of the Natural Capitalism Solutions (NCS) (www.natcapsolutions.org). NCSeducates senior decision-makers in business, government and civil society to restore and enhance the natural and human 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. Trained as a sociologist and lawyer (JD), Hunter is also currently faculty at Bainbridge Graduate institute and the chief insurgent of the madrone project.

Lovins has consulted for scores of industries and governments worldwide. She has consulted with large and small companies including the International Finance Corporation, Royal Dutch Shell, Interface, Clif Bar, and Wal-Mart. 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 Energy Minister of the Government of Afghanistan. Recipient of such honors as the Right Livelihood Award, Lindbergh V@QC�@MC�+D@CDQRGHO�HM�!TRHMDRR��RGD�V@R�M@LDC�3HLD�,@F@YHMD��'DQN�NE�SGD�/K@MDS�@MC�HM��-DVRVDDJ�CTAADC�her a “Green Business Icon.”

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MONTY HEMPEL HR�@�CNBTLDMS@QX�ƥKLL@JDQ�@MC�DMUHQNMLDMS@K�RBHDMSHRS �'D�HR�BTQQDMSKX�SGD�Hedco Professor of Environmental Studies and Director of the Center for Environmental Studies at the University of Redlands, in Southern California. He is also president of Blue Planet United, @�RL@KK�DCTB@SHNM@K�NQF@MHY@SHNM�SG@S�OQNCTBDR�DMUHQNMLDMS@K�ƥKLR�@MC�OTAKHRGDR�@�PT@QSDQKX�MDVR�journal about human population, consumption, and sustainability www.blueplanetunited.org.

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ANTHONY D. CORTESE, SCD is a Senior Fellow of Second Nature, the Boston-based advocacy organization committed to promoting sustainability through higher education. He was its co-founder along with U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA), Teresa Heinz Kerry and Bruce Droste. He RDQUDC�@R�OQDRHCDMS�EQNL�,@QBG�� TFTRS��

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MR. MAHESH PRADHAN, was appointed as Chief of UNEP’s Environmental Education and Training Unit (EETU) within the Division of Environmental Policy Implementation (DEPI).

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 generations.

The core focus at EETU is UNEP’s enhanced engagement with Universities. This is clustered 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 Education Sustainability Initiative (HESI). EETU seeks to promote enhanced student engagement on priority and emerging sustainability issues, with focus on students at undergraduate and graduate levels.

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ROOM 502 B��ʘ�� Bringing Farmworker Awareness to the Sustainable Food Table at PSUPresenters: Rob Duren, Portland State University; Carolyn White, Portland State UniversityFocus: Food, Social Justice, Student Activism

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��ʘ�� Community and Sustainability - Tour and Discussion at an Urban EcovillagePresenter: Elizabeth W. Morris, Fellowship for Intentional CommunityFocus: Co-curricular Activities, Partnerships, Service Learning

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ROOM 408 A��ʘ�� Curriculum ConvocationPresenters: Tom Kelly, University of New Hampshire; Maria Alessandra Woolson, Middlebury College; Cynthia Thomashow, AASHEFocus: Academic Programs and Courses

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��ʘ�� Educating Sustainability Change Agents By DesignPresenters: Steven Mannell, Dalhousie University; Daniel Lang, Leuphana University, Lueneburg, Germany; Katja Brundiers, Arizona State UniversityFocus: Academic

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��ʘ�� If You Build it Right, They Will Come: Creating an Academic Program for SustainabilityPresenters:�-@MDSSD�$ �"G@CVHBJ��.ƧBD�NE�2TRS@HM@AHKHSX��Auburn University; Lindy Biggs, Auburn UniversityFocus: Academic

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��ʘ�� Greening the Team: Enhancing the Sustainability of Collegiate Athletic FacilitiesModerators: Martin Tull, Green Sports Alliance; Alice Henly, Natural Resources Defense CouncilPresenters: Dave Newport, University of Colorado Boulder; Halli Elizabeth Bovia, University of Southern California; Mick Deluca, UCLAFocus:�!THKCHMFR��"NNQCHM@SHNM�@MC�/K@MMHMF��6@RSD��,@SDQH@KR�Management

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��ʘ�� The Campus Sustainability Cultural Indicators Project: Focus Groups ResultsPresenters: Mike Shriberg, University of Michigan; Ethan Schoolman, University of MichiganFocus: Assessments and Inventories, Coordination and Planning, STARS

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��ʘ�� Analysis of Actual Energy Savings for Variable Flow Fume HoodsPresenter: Michael Gevelber, Boston UniversityFocus: Buildings, Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics

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��ʘ�� Building Curricular Cohesion: Reaching Across DisciplinesPresenters: Jim Pushnik, California State University, Chico; Fletcher Alexander, California State University, ChicoFocus: Academic Programs and Courses


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��ʘ�� Flying our Talk: Sustainability Standards for Education AbroadPresenter: Daniel Greenberg, Living Routes - Study Abroad in Sustainable CommunitiesFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and Inventories, Co-curricular Activities

��ʘ�� Education for Sustainable Development: Comparing Institutional InitiativesPresenter: Vivian Neal, Simon Fraser UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab

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��ʘ�� Preventing Burnout in an Age of Permanent CrisisPresenters: Jeremy Friedman, New York University; Kayla Marie Santosuosso, New York UniversityFocus: Administration and Governance, Careers and Workforce Development, Health and Wellness

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��ʘ��Building Green Bridges: Sustainability Career Paths for Students in Higher EducationPresenters: Pamela Sammarco, NJHEPSFocus: Institutional Change Management

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��ʘ�� Setting Ideas into Action: An Example of Student /HDGHUVKLSPresenters: Daryl DeJean, Emerging Technologies Associates, Inc.; Mariah Hudson-Dula, San Diego State UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Service Learning, Student Activism

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��ʘ�� Transitioning to Impact: From Classrooms to Careers in SustainabilityPresenter: Allison Miller Dulin, Davidson CollegeFocus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement ��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��2NBH@K�)TRSHBD

��ʘ�� How Sustainability Shapes Pedagogical Approaches WR�%XLOGLQJ�(TXLW\�DQG�'LYHUVLW\�&RPSHWHQFLHV�DW�0F*LOO�8QLYHUVLW\Presenters: Kathleen Ng, McGill University; Sarah Malik, McGill UniversityFocus:�"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��#HUDQRHSX�@MC�Inclusion, Partnerships

��ʘ�� :KR�.QHZ�%HFRPLQJ�1$%&(3�&HUWLƲHG�&RXOG�+DYH�D�Social Justice Component?Presenter: Haven Hanford, A-B Technical Community CollegeFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Energy, Social Justice

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ROOM 501 BHigher Education Associations Sustainability Consortium (HEASC): /XQFK�'LVFXVVLRQ��0HHWLQJSession organizers: Judy Walton, AASHE; Debra Rowe, U.S. Partnership for Education for Sustainable Development

ROOM 501 C7HDFKHU�(GXFDWRUV�/XQFKHRQSession organizers: Lori Diefenbacher, Webster University; Paul Rowland, AASHE

ROOM 503Integrated Planning: A Society for College and University Planning (SCUP) ImperativeSession organizer: Phyllis Haight Grummon, Society for College and University Planning

ROOM 511 A“Aiming Higher: The Rio+20 Report on Higher Education’s Role in Sustainable Development”Session organizers: Kim Smith, Portland Community College; Leanne Denby, Macquarie University

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��ʘ�� Student Sustainability Film Festival: Winning EntriesSession organizer: Phil Busse, Media Institute for Social ChangeFocus: Arts and Culture, Campus as a Living Lab, Student Activism

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��ʘ�� Deconstructing a Deconstruction: Is a Ton of Recycled 0DWHULDO�:RUWK�D�7RQ�RI�:RUN"Presenters: Stephanie Boyd, Williams College; Charles Stevenson, Integrated EcoStrategyFocus:� RRDRRLDMSR�@MC�(MUDMSNQHDR��!THKCHMFR��6@RSD��Materials Management

��ʘ�� E-trash or E-treasure: An Innovative Approach to In-house Desktop Computer Dismantling and E-waste DisposalPresenters: Michael Gulich, Purdue University; Mike Wilkins, Purdue UniversityFocus:�%HM@MBD��(MUDRSLDMS�@MC�$BNMNLHBR��3DBGMNKNFX��6@RSD��Materials Management

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��ʘ�� Transformation, Sustainability and HE. What’s really

going on?Presenters: Jennie Winter, Plymouth University; Debby Cotton, Plymouth UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Research

��ʘ�� Sustainability: Perspectives of Students as Stakeholders in the CurriculumPresenter: Krista Karyn Hiser, Kapi’olani Community CollegeFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Research


��ʘ�� Sustainable Purchasing Beyond STARSPresenter: Dexter Lam, University of CalgaryFocus: Partnerships, Procurement, STARS

��ʘ�� 0DNLQJ�6HQVH�RI�WKH�/DEHO��$�&ROODERUDWLRQ�%HWZHHQ�Chemistry Graduate Students and University Facilities to Rank and Compare Green Cleaning ProductsPresenters: Edward Elliott, University of Oregon; Richard Glover, University of OregonFocus: Buildings, Partnerships, Procurement


��ʘ�� Environmental Studentship Program as Strategy to Teach Sustainable University ObjectivePresenter: Elisson Cesar Prieto, Universidade Federal de UberlândiaFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Co-curricular Activities

��ʘ�� Green Team Award: Energy Competition Between the Residential Colleges at the Jacobs University Bremen with Outlook WR�DQ�(QHUJ\�0DQDJHPHQW�6\VWHPPresenter: Carl Claudius Johannes Hardt, Jacobs University Bremen Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Energy, Student Activism


��ʘ�� Green Cleaning: Your Janitorial Service as a RecruiterPresenters: Blaine Bibb, ServiceMaster Building Maintenance; Susan Heaton, Green SealFocus: Careers and Workforce Development, Health and Wellness, Procurement


��ʘ�� Hope and Sustainability Education: Initiating a Research CollaborativePresenters: Tina Lynn Evans, Colorado Mountain College; 1HBG@QC�*@GM�� MSHNBG�4MHUDQRHSX�+NR� MFDKDR��)NQC@M@�#D9DDTV�Spencer, Prescott CollegeFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships, Research


��ʘ�� 6XVWDLQDELOLW\�/HDGHUVKLS�3URJUDPV��$Q�$VVHVVPHQW�RI�3DUDGLJPV�DQG�0HWKRGVPresenters: Mike Shriberg, University of Michigan; Lindsey Elizabeth MacDonald, University of MichiganFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Careers and Workforce Development, Co-curricular Activities

��ʘ�� Trends in Interdisciplinary Environmental and Sustainability EducationPresenter: Shirley Vincent, National Council for Science and the EnvironmentFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Coordination and Planning

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��ʘ�� ([SHULHQWLDO�/HDUQLQJ�LQ�6XVWDLQDELOLW\��6WXG\�$EURDGmoderator: Anette Birck, DIS - Danish Institute for Study AbroadPresenters: James Farrell, St, Olaf College; Deborah Kaplan, DIS - Danish Institute for Study AbroadFocus: Academic Programs and Courses


��ʘ�� From Faculty Colleges to General Education: Sustainability in the Curriculum at UW OshkoshPresenters: Stephanie Spehar, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh; Jim Feldman, University of Wisconsin OshkoshFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Coordination and Planning

��ʘ�� /HDUQLQJ�2XWFRPHV�IRU�7HDFKLQJ�6XVWDLQDELOLW\�LQ�WKH�HumanitiesPresenter: Jon Jensen, Luther CollegeFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab


��ʘ�� 0DQDJLQJ�D�*OREDO�5HVRXUFH��&DPSXV�:DWHU�0DQDJHPHQW�3UDFWLFHVPresenters: Cynthia Klein-Banai, University of Illinois at Chicago; Aayah Fatayerji, University of Illinois at ChicagoFocus: Coordination and Planning, Grounds and Landscaping, Water

��ʘ�� 868�%LF\FOH�0DVWHU�3ODQ��'HYHORSLQJ�8QLTXH�3ODQ�&RPSRQHQWV�6SHFLƲF�WR�&DPSXVHVPresenter: Jordy Guth, Utah State UniversityFocus: Climate Mitigation, Grounds and Landscaping, Health and Wellness

��ʘ�� 'ULYLQJ�6XVWDLQDELOLW\�DW�/XWKHU��$�5LGHVKDUH�:HEVLWH�DemonstrationPresenters: Nathan Allen Haines, Luther College; Brad Miller, Luther CollegeFocus: Coordination and Planning, Transportation, Technology


��ʘ�� Implementing Change Through a Systems Approach to SustainabilityPresenter: Lewis Johnson, Florida Gulf Coast UniversityFocus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and Planning

��ʘ�� Universal Design and Sustainability: An Appealing Synchronicity of Concepts for the 21st Century Campus Accessibility AuditPresenter: Frederic Fovet, McGill UniversityFocus:� B@CDLHB�/QNFQ@LR�@MC�"NTQRDR�� ƤNQC@AHKHSX�@MC� BBDRR��Diversity and Inclusion

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��ʘ�� University of Virginia Collaboration with Private Sector Generates Funding and ResearchPresenters:�)DƤQDX�$ �2@MCR��4MHUDQRHSX�NE�5HQFHMH@��-DHK�Clinebell, TraneFocus: Buildings, Energy, Research

��ʘ�� Software Solutions for Campus Sustainability: Going %H\RQG�([FHO�6SUHDGVKHHWV�IRU�(DVLHU�DQG�0RUH�(ƱHFWLYH�*+*�DQG�Sustainability Tracking and AssessmentPresenters: Alison Erlenbach, CarbonSolve; Kathleen Ng, McGill UniversityFocus: Assessments and Inventories, STARS, Technology

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��ʘ�� ,QVWLWXWLRQDO�7UDQVIRUPDWLRQ��/HDGHUVKLS�&KDOOHQJHV�LQ�Achieving a Net-Zero BuildingPresenters: Linda Ann Gerber, Portland Community College; Timothy R. Eddy, Hennebery Eddy ArchitectsFocus: Administration and Governance, Buildings, Energy

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��ʘ�� Sustainability Action Planning and ImplementationPresenter: Claire Bennett, Wilfrid Laurier UniversityFocus: Administration and Governance, Climate Mitigation, Coordination and Planning

��ʘ�� 6WUDWHJLHV�IRU�%XLOGLQJ�DQG�5HLQYHQWLQJ�(ƱHFWLYH�Sustainability CommitteesPresenter: Jessie Lee Baker, New York UniversityFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Coordination and Planning, Partnerships

��ʘ�� Keeping the Drive Alive: Avoiding Early Burnout and Navigating RoadblocksPresenters: Hannah Esberg, Babson College; Kiran Surdhar, Babson CollegeFocus: Coordination and Planning, Partnerships, Student Activism


��ʘ�� Setting Stretch Goals: Sustainability As the Organizing Principle For a Strategic PlanPresenters: William Throop, Green Mountain College; Matt Mayberry, Green Mountain CollegeFocus:� CLHMHRSQ@SHNM�@MC�&NUDQM@MBD�� ƤNQC@AHKHSX�@MC� BBDRR��Campus as a Living Lab

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��ʘ�� A Saskatchewan Prairie Partnership: Collaborating To Advance Sustainability ResearchPresenter: Sharla M. Daviduik, University of SaskatchewanNon-Presenting authors: Maureen G. Reed, University of Saskatchewan; John Kindrachuk, Redberry Lake Biosphere ReserveFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships, Research

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Campus: Challenges and Successes of a Sustainability and Civic Engagement Book GroupPresenter: Brian Bluhm, University of Minnesota DuluthFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Coordination and Planning, Partnerships

��ʘ�� Powered By Sweat: Engaging Athletes and Campus 5HFUHDWLRQ�LQ�0HDQLQJIXO��,QFUHPHQWDO�6WHSVPresenters: Janice DeMonsi, Santa Clara University; Lindsey Cromwell Kalkbrenner, Santa Clara UniversityFocus: Co-curricular Activities, Health and Wellness, Partnerships


��ʘ�� *UHHQ�<RXU�,GHQWLW\��6WUDWHJLF�%UDQGLQJ�DQG�0DUNHWLQJ�of Sustainability Programs at Higher Education InstitutionsPresenters: Kayla Marie Santosuosso, New York University; Mark Courtney, New York UniversityFocus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement ��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��"NNQCHM@SHNM�@MC�/K@MMHMF


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��ʘ�� YERT–Your Environmental Road TripSession organizer: Mark Dixon, Media Changing Media, LLCFocus: Climate Mitigation, Energy, Food

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��ʘ�� Climate Change, Agriculture, and Rural Communities: The Central Great Plains Climate Education PartnershipPresenter: Ben Champion, Kansas State UniversityFocus:�"KHL@SD� C@OS@SHNM��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�Outreach, Research


��ʘ�� A Roadmap Toward a Future Where Social Equity, 'LYHUVLW\��0XOWLFXOWXUDOLVP��DQG�,QFOXVLRQ�3URPRWHV�6WXGHQW�SuccessPresenters: Billie D. Hardin, Kentucky Community and Technical College System; Natalie Gibson, Kentucky Community and Technical College SystemFocus: Administration and Governance, Diversity and Inclusion


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��ʘ�� 3DUWQHULQJ�:LWK�8WLOLWLHV�IRU�(QHUJ\�(ƴFLHQW�'RUPV��Water Heating Project Study and Other Ways to Reduce EnergyPresenters: Peter Duby, Pepperdine University; Gabriel Ayala, Enovative Group Inc.Focus: Buildings, Energy, Water

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��ʘ�� Teaching Sustainability 101: How Do We Structure An Introductory Course?moderator: Tom Schrand, Philadelphia UniversityPresenters: Lindy Biggs, Auburn University; Lisa M Benton-Short, &DNQFD�6@RGHMFSNM�4MHUDQRHSX��&DNƤQDX�'@AQNM��,HBGHF@M�2S@SD�University; Michael Bryson, Roosevelt UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities


��ʘ�� Institutionalizing Student Involvement: How One Non-SURƲW�)RFXVHV�DQG�'HYHORSV�WKH�/HDGHUVKLS�&DSDFLW\�RI�6WXGHQWV�LQ�WKH�&DPSXV�6XVWDLQDELOLW\�0RYHPHQWPresenter: Mike Soron, Simon Fraser UniversityFocus: Careers and Workforce Development, Community $MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��2STCDMS� BSHUHRL

��ʘ�� *UHHQ�/HDGHUVKLS��(QJDJLQJ�DQG�6XSSRUWLQJ�&LYLF�/HDGHUV�WKURXJK�&DPSXV�6XVWDLQDELOLW\�3URJUDPPLQJPresenter: Carter Cox, University of South CarolinaFocus: Co-curricular Activities, Partnerships


��ʘ�� &RVWV�DQG�3HUIRUPDQFH�RI�/(('�3ODWLQXP�%XLOGLQJVPresenters: Coomy B Kadribegovic, Davis Langdon, AECOM Company; Bradley Smith, California Institute of Technology; Brian Williams, Westridge School for GirlsFocus: Buildings, Finance, Investment and Economics, Procurement


��ʘ�� 0DNLQJ�DQ�2UGHUO\�7UDQVLWLRQ�WR�6DIHU�&KHPLFDOV��0DWHULDOV�DQG�3URGXFWVPresenters: Roger D McFadden, Staples, Inc.; Nabil Nasr, Rochester Institute of Technology/Golisano Institute of Sustainability; Anahita Williamson, Rochester Institute of Technology/Golisano Institute for SustainabilityFocus:�!THKCHMFR��'D@KSG�@MC�6DKKMDRR��6@RSD��,@SDQH@KR�Management


��ʘ�� Cooling Tower Wastewater Recycling with Smart ,QWHJUDWHG�0HPEUDQH�6\VWHPVPresenter: Anditya Rahardianto, University of California Los AngelesFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Research, Water

��ʘ�� 0XUUD\�6WDWH�8QLYHUVLW\�7DNHV�$GYDQWDJH�RI�6PDUWJULG�Volt/VAR Optimization TechnologyPresenters: Kim Oatmann, Murray State University; Thomas Wilson, Distribution Automation SolutionsFocus: Energy, Technology


��ʘ�� 3HUPDFXOWXUH�*DUGHQV�DW�80DVV�$PKHUVW��$�&DVH�6WXG\�RI�6XVWDLQDEOH�(GLEOH�/DQGVFDSLQJPresenter: Ryan Harb, University of Massachusetts AmherstFocus: Food, Grounds and Landscaping, Service Learning

��ʘ�� (YDOXDWLQJ�DQ�2Q�&DPSXV�)DUPHUV�0DUNHWPresenter: Brenda Pike, Berklee College of MusicFocus:� RRDRRLDMSR�@MC�(MUDMSNQHDR��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��Public Outreach, Food

��ʘ�� Creating Sustainable Dining Options: Barriers and Hopeful Solutions for Feeding Hungry StudentsPresenters: Todd LeVasseur, College of Charleston; Ashlyn Spilis, College of CharlestonFocus: Food, Partnerships


��ʘ�� Sustainability Beyond and On the CampusPresenters: Carla Paterson, University of British Columbia; Annette Berndt, University of British ColumbiaFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships, Social Justice

��ʘ�� Navigating Bureaucracy to Teach for a Better World: Sustainability and EthicsPresenter: Alice Gerhart, The University of Texas at AustinFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Partnerships


��ʘ�� Transforming our Universities into Sustainable 'HYHORSPHQW�/DEV�2SHQHG�WR�WKH�:RUOGPresenters: Alain Webster, Université de Sherbrooke; Véronique Bisaillon, Université de SherbrookeFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Partnerships

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��ʘ�� Educating Citizens as Change AgentsPresenters: David Osborn, Portland State University; Jacob D.B. Sherman, Portland State UniversityFocus:�"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��2DQUHBD�Learning, Social Justice

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��ʘ�� Creating Hubs of Indigenous Innovation through 3XEOLF�3ULYDWH�3DUWQHUVKLSV��WKH�&ROODERUDWLRQ�EHWZHHQ�0$C2�2UJDQLF�)DUPV�DQG�8QLYHUVLW\�RI�+DZDLL�:HVW�2CDKXmoderator: Aurora Winslade, University of Hawaii West O’ahuPresenters: Kamuela Joseph Nui Enos, Ma’o Organic Farms; Michelle Arasato, Ma’o Organic Farms/University of Hawaii West O’ahu; Monique Mironesco, University of Hawaii West O’ahuFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Food, Social Justice

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��ʘ�� :KDW�LI�3HRSOH�5HDOO\�0DWWHUHG"�'HVLJQLQJ�D�6RFLDOO\�Sustainable Workplacemoderator: Stephanie Corbett, Case Western Reserve UniversityPresenters:�"@SGX�+ 9 �#T!NHR��*DMS�2S@SD�4MHUDQRHSX��#@UHC�Alan DuBois, The Social Design Group; David Fisher, Maharishi University of ManagementFocus: Administration and Governance, Buildings, Health and Wellness


��ʘ�� Student Sustainability at Northern Arizona University: Creating Relationships Between Grassroots and Institutional /HDGHUVKLSPresenter: Nolan Bade, Northern Arizona UniversityFocus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and Planning, Partnerships

��ʘ�� South Coast Sustainability Summit: Collaborative Planning for a Sustainable FuturePresenters: Katie Maynard, University of California Santa Barbara; Ron Cortez, University of California Santa BarbaraFocus:�"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��"NMEDQDMBD�and Events


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��ʘ�� Working Within the World: How The New School Brings Real-World Projects into the ClassroomPresenters: John Clinton, The New School; Gwen Kilvert, The New School; Kiersten Nash, The New School; Gal Gabriel, The New SchoolFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community $MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��/@QSMDQRGHOR


��ʘ�� Activism that Pays: How Student Social Entrepreneurship Can Revitalize Your CampusPresenter: Kayla Marie Santosuosso, New York University Focus:�"@LOTR�@R�@�+HUHMF�+@A��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�Outreach, Student Activism

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��ʘ�� Ball State Energy Action Team: The Initiatives of a Sustainable Group and its Future EndeavorsPresenters: Abigail Rondot, Ball State University; Kristofer Kaizer, Ball State UniversityFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Energy, Student Activism

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��ʘ�� The Sustainable Village at UAF: A Student-Driven and -Focused ProgramPresenter: Michele Hebert, University of Alaska FairbanksFocus: Institutional Change Management


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��ʘ�� Developing an Authentic Undergraduate Sustainability Experience: Connecting Curriculum and CampusPresenters: Darrell Brown, Portland State University; Leslie McBride, Portland State University; Jacob D.B. Sherman, Portland State University; Danielle Grondin, Portland State UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Campus as a Living Lab, Co-curricular Activities


��ʘ�� Sustainability Curriculum: Place-Based Understanding Through Campus and Community ProjectsPresenters: Brenda L Young, Daemen College; Kevin J. Kegler, Daemen CollegeFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Service Learning, Social Justice

��ʘ�� Sustainable Food Systems: From the Classroom to the FieldPresenter: Eric R Sannerud, University of MinnesotaFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Food, Service Learning


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��ʘ�� Creating a Socially Responsible Revenue Stream for Sustainability: The (Your University Name Here) E-Waste Collection CenterPresenters: Michael Catanzaro, University of San Diego; Paula Morreale, University of San DiegoFocus:�/@QSMDQRGHOR��2NBH@K�)TRSHBD��6@RSD��,@SDQH@KR�Management


��ʘ�� The Four Truths – A Discussion on Industry 0LVDOLJQPHQWV�LQ�$FKLHYLQJ�+LJK�3HUIRUPDQFHPresenter: Steven Baumgartner, Columbia University / Buro HappoldFocus: Assessments and Inventories, Buildings, Energy


��ʘ�� Global Climate Change: Integrative Curriculum Development for General ChemistryPresenters: Susan Sutheimer, Green Mountain College; Daniel King, Drexel UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses

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��ʘ�� Sustainable Impact: The Challenges of Creating Interdisciplinary Courses on Food, Food Systems, and Food Justice to Empower Students to ActionPresenters: Kirsten Allen Bartels, Grand Valley State University; Bart Bartels, Grand Valley State University; Justin Ebert, Grand Valley State University; Nicholas Maodush-Pitzer, Grand Valley State Universitymoderator: Jennifer Jordan, Grand Valley State UniversityFocus: Co-curricular Activities, Food, Service Learning

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��ʘ�� Getting Everyone On BoardPresenters: Maurice Nelischer, University of Guelph; Kevin Hall, University of GuelphFocus:� RRDRRLDMSR�@MC�(MUDMSNQHDR��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��Public Outreach, Diversity and Inclusion

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��ʘ�� Campus as a Training Ground for Careers in SustainabilityPresenters: Dedee DeLongpre Johnston, Wake Forest University; Casey Roe, Duke University; Liz Bowen, North Carolina State UniversityFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Careers and Workforce Development, Service Learning


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��ʘ�� Billion Dollar Green Challenge: How Campus Green 5HYROYLQJ�)XQGV�DUH�6DYLQJ�(QHUJ\�DQG�0RQH\Presenters: Mark Orlowski, Sustainable Endowments Institute; Matthew Isken, University of Southern California; Eric Heller, University of Southern CaliforniaFocus: Buildings, Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics


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��ʘ�� What Information and Communication Technology Can Do to Green Your Campus: A Dutch PerspectivePresenter: Albert Hankel, SURFnetFocus: STARS


��ʘ�� A Student-Governed Sustainability Project Fund at The University of British Columbia: Increasing Engagement on SustainabilityPresenter: Justin Ritchie, University of British Columbia Focus: Campus as a Living Lab, Partnerships, Student Activism

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��ʘ��The Sustainable City Year Program: A Radically Simple Way to Change Campus and CommunityPresenter: Marc Schlossberg, University of Oregon Focus: Institutional Change Management


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��ʘ��Helping Others Understand Sustainability: Tools for Curriculum Development and Instructional DesignPresenters: Sherie McClam, Manhattanville College; Lori Diefenbacher, Webster UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses


��ʘ��The Role of Food Service Workers in Campus Sustainability ProgramsPresenters: Kyle Schafer, UNITE HERE; Robert Gottlieb, Occidental CollegeFocus: Diversity and Inclusion, Food, Social Justice


��ʘ�� Food Fight: EPA’s Food Recovery Challenge Strives to Reduce Food WastePresenters: Laura Moreno, U.S. EPA; Saskia van Gendt, U.S. EPAFocus:�%NNC��/@QSMDQRGHOR��6@RSD��,@SDQH@KR�,@M@FDLDMS

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��ʘ�� Egyptian Sustainable Urbanism (ESU): An Experimental Study of the Academic Role towards Glocal ChallengesPresenters: Sherif Ahmed Sheta, Mansoura University; Mina Michel Samaan, Mansoura UniversityFocus:�"@LOTR�@R�@�+HUHMF�+@A��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�Outreach, Student Activism


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��ʘ�� Inspiring Undergraduate Excellence with Direct and 0HDQLQJIXO�(QJDJHPHQtPresenter: Edward Whitesell, The Evergreen State CollegeFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Community $MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��2NBH@K�)TRSHBD

��ʘ�� 6\QHUJ\�LQ�D�)DFXOW\�/HDUQLQJ�&RPPXQLW\��Sustainability & Pedagogy at Cal State East BayPresenters: Michael Lee, Cal State East Bay; Enrique Salmon, Cal State East BayFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Diversity and Inclusion


��ʘ�� $FDGHPLF�/LEUDULHV�DQG�6XVWDLQDEOH�6FKRODUO\�&RQWHQWPresenters: Marianne A. Buehler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Maria A. Jankowska, University of California Los AngelesFocus:�"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��1DRD@QBG��Social Justice

��ʘ�� Stepping Into the Problem: Using 3D Games Technology to Simulate Problem Solving In Sustainable DesignPresenters: Colin Hocking, Victoria University; Graham Thorpe, Victoria UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Climate Mitigation, Energy


��ʘ�� Promoting Sustainability Programs with Technology: A Self-guided Sustainability Tour for the Digital AgePresenters: Halli Elizabeth Bovia, University of Southern California; Justin Bogda, University of Southern CaliforniaFocus:�"@LOTR�@R�@�+HUHMF�+@A��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�Outreach, Technology

��ʘ�� Getting the Word OutPresenter: Kevin Davis Ordean, Northern Arizona UniversityFocus:�"@LOTR�@R�@�+HUHMF�+@A��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�Outreach, Partnerships


��ʘ�� Diversifying the Budgetary Resources for Your Campus’ Sustainability ProgramPresenter: Ged Moody, Appalachian State UniversityFocus: Administration and Governance, Finance, Investment and Economics, Partnerships

��ʘ�� $�1RYHO�$OWHUQDWLYH�WR�3XUFKDVLQJ�&DUERQ�2Ʊ�6HWVPresenters: Paige Gardner, Utah State University; Nat B. Frazer,

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��ʘ�� Sustainability Internship Programs: Strategies for &UHDWLQJ�DQG�0DQDJLQJ�6XFFHVVIXO�3URJUDPVPresenters:�$LHKHD�* �1DW��(MCH@M@�4MHUDQRHSX��)NRG�2SNƤDK��Connecticut College; Carlos Ochoa, University of Arkansas; Angie De Soto, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Careers and Workforce Development, Coordination and Planning


��ʘ�� Campus Collaboration toward Sustainable Food ServicePresenters: Stephanie Piech, Sodexo, Ithaca Dining Services; Emily Cumbie-Drake, Emory University; Samantha Meyer, Pomona CollegeFocus:�%NNC��23 12��6@RSD��,@SDQH@KR�,@M@FDLDMS


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��ʘ�� Achieving Sustainability Through HappinessPresenter: Chirapon Wangwongwiroj, University of MichiganFocus: Administration and Governance, Community Engagement ��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��'D@KSG�@MC�6DKKMDRR

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��ʘ�� Be Socially Sustainable: Bringing the Social into Sustainability Planning & OutreachPresenter:�!DM�*@KRBGDTQ��3DW@R� �,�4MHUDQRHSXFocus:�"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��"NNQCHM@SHNM�and Planning, Diversity and Inclusion

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��ʘ�� Green Funds at Community Colleges: Unique Approaches to Engaging StudentsPresenters: Liam Morrison, College of Lake County; Kim Criner, Johnson County Community College; Ali O’Brien, College of Lake County; Kevin Clark, Johnson County Community CollegeFocus:� ƤNQC@AHKHSX�@MC� BBDRR��"N�BTQQHBTK@Q� BSHUHSHDR��#HUDQRHSX�and Inclusion

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��ʘ�� Accelerating Campus Sustainability in Kyoto UniversityPresenter: Takayuki Nakamura, Kyoto UniversityFocus: Buildings, Energy, Technology

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��ʘ�� The Eco-Reps’ Sister Organization: Including Social Justice Peer Educators on Your CampusPresenter: Jill A Ramirez, The University of ArizonaFocus: Co-curricular Activities, Diversity and Inclusion, Social Justice

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��ʘ�� Visualizing the Sustainable Campus: A Design-Thinking Approach to Campus PlanningPresenter: Elizabeth Turner, University of MinnesotaFocus:� RRDRRLDMSR�@MC�(MUDMSNQHDR��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��Public Outreach, STARS

��ʘ�� Building a World-Class Bicycle Commuter Program in an Age of AusterityPresenters: Steve Sanders, University of Minnesota; Rolf Scholtz, DeroFocus: Health and Wellness, Transportation, Technology


��ʘ�� 1XUWXULQJ�6XVWDLQDELOLW\�/HDGHUV��3HGDJRJLFDO�3UDFWLFHV�and Guiding StoriesPresenters: Heather Burns, Portland State University; Sybil Kelley, Portland State University; Dilafruz Williams, Portland State UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Diversity and Inclusion, Service Learning


��ʘ�� A Capacity Building Program for Sustainability: &ROODERUDWLYH�3ODQQLQJ�LQ�0H[LFRPresenters: Luis Bojórquez-Tapia, National Autonomous University of Mexico; Lakshmi Charli-Joseph, National Autonomous University of MexicoNon-Presenting authors: Ana E. Escalante, National Autonomous University of Mexico; María José Solares, National Autonomous University of MexicoFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Governance, Coordination and Planning

��ʘ�� 'HYHORSLQJ�DQ�,QWHJUDWHG�0%$�DQG�03$�&XUULFXOXP�WR�Spur Innovative and Collaborative Solutions for Sustainability

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��ʘ�� 7XUQ�<RXU�'RUP�LQWR�D�Ś6XSHU�'RUPś�Presenters: Dianne Anderson, New York University; Emily Genser, New York UniversityFocus:�$MDQFX��6@RSD��,@SDQH@KR�,@M@FDLDMS��6@SDQ

��ʘ�� Designing for the Future: Building a Passive House Residence Hall at Emory & Henry CollegePresenter:�)DRRD�%QDDCL@M��$LNQX��'DMQX�"NKKDFDFocus: Buildings, Energy

��ʘ�� /(('�IRU�([LVWLQJ�%XLOGLQJV��$�7RRO�IRU�6WUXFWXULQJ�Campus Sustainability InitiativesPresenters: Jordan Sager, University of California, Santa Barbara; Perrin Pellegrin, Innovative Workshop ConsultingFocus:�$MDQFX��6@RSD��,@SDQH@KR�,@M@FDLDMS��6@SDQ


��ʘ�� *UHHQ�,QIUDVWUXFWXUH�DW�WKH�8QLYHUVLW\�RI�/RXLVYLOOHPresenter: Russell Barnett, University of LouisvilleFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Grounds and Landscaping, Water

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��ʘ�� Seeing the Campus Through the Trees: Transforming Campus Sustainability Through the Tree Campus USA ProgramPresenter: Jeremy King, Denison UniversityFocus:�"@LOTR�@R�@�+HUHMF�+@A��"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�Outreach, Grounds and Landscaping


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��ʘ��Aligning Sustainability Education with the Grain of the Institution: Victoria University In Australia As A Case StudyPresenters: Colin Hocking, Victoria University; Angela Daddow, Victoria UniversityFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Governance, Coordination and Planning


��ʘ�� Fostering Sustainable Behaviour through Energy and Water Reduction Competitions: Best Practices from Campus Conservation Nationals 2012

Presenters: Andrew deCoriolis, Lucid; Elaine Durr, Elon University; Nicholas Hennessy, Bowling Green State University; Julie Cahillane, Northwestern UniversityFocus: Campus as a Living Lab, Energy, Student Activism

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��ʘ�� Green Funds 1.0: Getting a Fund Startedmoderator: Katherine Walsh, University of California BerkeleyPresenters: Jennifer Elizabeth Jones, College of Charleston; KH�.ŗ!QHDM��"NKKDFD�NE�+@JD�"NTMSX��"GQHRSHMD�"NNKDX��/@BHƥB�Lutheran UniversityFocus: Administration and Governance, Finance, Investment and Economics

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��ʘ�� Parkaholics Anonymous: A 12 Step InterventionPresenters: Suzanne Williams, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Trey McDonald, The University of North Carolina at GreensboroFocus: Climate Mitigation, Coordination and Planning, Transportation

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��ʘ�� Equity, Well-Being, and the Environment: Building New Programmatic Bridgesmoderator: Daniel Roth, Cornell UniversityPresenters: Kathleen Hatch, Washington State University; M Shernell Smith, Carnegie Mellon University; Alex Accetta, Portland State UniversityFocus: Diversity and Inclusion, Health and Wellness, Partnerships


��ʘ�� USGBC Students: An Untapped ResourcePresenters: Michelle Perez, University of California, San Diego; Cory Trusty, University of California, San DiegoFocus: Buildings, Careers and Workforce Development, Service Learning

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��ʘ�� Students as Change-makers: Engagement and Innovation for Small, Underfunded, Public InstitutionsPresenters: Jonathan Coop, Western State Colorado; Brooke Moran, Western State Colorado; Kyle Brookens, Western State

ColoradoFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Coordination and Planning, Student Activism

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��ʘ�� Changing the Campus Dynamic: The Student Creation and Administration of the Sustainability Initiatives Fund at Johnson County Community CollegePresenters: Kevin Clark, Johnson County Community College; Kaylen Peterson, Johnson County Community CollegeFocus: Finance, Investment and Economics, Partnerships, Student Activism

��ʘ�� Engaging Students in Sustainable Food Procurement: The Real Food Calculator at the University of WashingtonPresenter: Stephanie Robinson, University of WashingtonFocus: Assessments and Inventories, Food, Partnerships

��ʘ�� 0LQGIXOQHVV�LQ�(QHUJ\�8VH��&RXUVH�3DUWLFLSDQWV�'ULYLQJ�ConservationPresenters: Richard Slawsky, University of Louisville; Justin Mog, University of LouisvilleFocus: Academic Programs and Courses, Energy, Student Activism

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STUDENT RESEARCH ON CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY AWARDS: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT

Kelley DoyleUniversity of California, Berkeley For her paper, Converting University Spending to Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Supply Chain Carbon Footprint Analysis of UC Berkeley

STUDENT SUSTAINABILITY LEADERSHIP AWARD:maria rosalesUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville

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rachelle irbyHumboldt State College For her paper, “Student-Driven Energy Independence: A Case Study of Humboldt Energy Independence Fund

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EXHiBiT: 71Focus:�"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��"NMEDQDMBD�and Events, Partnerships&RQQHFWLQJ�&DPSXV�6XVWDLQDELOLW\�DW�0DFDOHVWHU�&ROOHJH�ZLWK�WKH�United NationsPresenters: Suzanne Savanick Hansen, Macalester College; Maria Simone Langholz, Macalester College

EXHiBiT: 72Focus: Buildings, Co-curricular Activities, ResearchAn Exploratory Qualitative Study of Green Student Centers’ ,QƳXHQFH�RQ�WKH�&DPSXV�(QYLURQPHQWPresenters: Krista L Harrell-Blair, Old Dominion University

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EXHiBiT: 38Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Co-curricular Activities, Service LearningThe Silent Killer Project: Student Engagement Across the CurriculumPresenters: Sydney Duncan, Frostburg State University; Jessica A. Elder, Frostburg State University; Samantha G. Cooper, Frostburg State University; Christyna N. McCormick, Frostburg State University

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(;+,%,7��Focus: Partnerships, Student Activism, WaterResidence Hall Water Battle CompetitionPresenters: Martin Figueroa, UC Merced Sustainbality- Green Campus

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EXHiBiT: 78Focus: Energy, Transportation, TechnologyAssessing Biodiesel Vehicle Performance in a Public Transportation Facility that Serves a University: Appalcart Biodiesel Fleet Performance at Appalachian State UniversityPresenters: James Byron Houser, Appalachian State University; Nathan R Culver, Appalachian State University

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Diversity and InclusionCompounding Interest: How and Why Southern Connecticut State University Decided to Prioritize Teaching First Year Students about SustainabilityPresenters: Suzanne Huminski, Southern Connecticut State University; Susan Howard Cusato, Southern Connecticut State University

EXHiBiT: 81Focus: Careers and Workforce Development, Community Engagement & Public Outreach, Student ActivismGreen Experience to Green CareerPresenters: Sara A Hutchison, Western Kentucky University

EXHiBiT: 82Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Assessments and Inventories, ResearchAn Assessment of Environmental Knowledge and Worldviews of ,QFRPLQJ�)UHVKPHQ�DW�D�/LEHUDO�$UWV�,QVWLWXWLRQ�Presenters: Brian Jennings, Albright College; Soma Ghosh, Albright College

EXHiBiT: 83Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, ResearchShaping Perceptions of Sustainability: The Role of Post-secondary CourseworkPresenters: Jennifer Elizabeth Jones, College of Chalreston

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EXHiBiT: 87Focus: Co-curricular Activities, Coordination and Planning, Health and WellnessEmbedding Sustainability Into the Collegiate Recreation Culture: the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association’s Journey ForwardPresenters: Thomas Gerald Kirch, Oregon State University; Pamela Su, Sonoma State University; Alex Accetta, Portland State University

EXHiBiT: 88Focus: Coordination and Planning, Energy, Finance, Investment and EconomicsStrategic Planning for Sustainability and Energy Conservation at a UniversityPresenters: Michael David Kornitas, Rutgers the State University

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EXHiBiT: 102Focus: Academic Programs and Courses$�0XOWLGLVFLSOLQDU\�0RGHO�)RU�D�1HZ�*UDGXDWH�&HUWLƲFDWH�LQ�6XVWDLQDELOLW\�$W�D�/DQG�*UDQW�8QLYHUVLW\Presenters: Tahar Messadi, University of Arkansas; Stephen Boss, University of Arkansas

EXHiBiT: 103Focus: Administration and Governance, Assessments and Inventories, ResearchGetting to Green: An Examination of the Relationship Between Institutional Characteristics and Sustainability Achievement at Four-year U.S.-based Colleges and UniversitiesPresenters: Justin Mikel Miller, Ball State University

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EXHiBiT: 110Focus: Buildings, Energy, ResearchInterpreting Sustainability Initiatives: The “Greened” Aiken Center at the University of VermontPresenters: Katherine Ostroot, University of Vermont

EXHiBiT: 111Focus: Coordination and Planning, Energy, Finance, Investment and Economics0DSSLQJ�5HQHZDEOH�(QHUJ\�3RWHQWLDO�RQ�&DPSXV��$�&DVH�6WXG\�RI�a Strategic Green Fund ProjectPresenters: Mieko A Ozeki, University of Vermont

EXHiBiT: 112Focus: Climate Adaptation, Grounds and Landscaping, WaterDrought Conditions in Texas and Oklahoma: Rethinking University Water ConsumptionPresenters: Shanna D Padgham, Texas Tech University; John Jamison, Texas Tech University

EXHiBiT: 113Focus:�"NLLTMHSX�$MF@FDLDMS��/TAKHB�.TSQD@BG��/@QSMDQRGHOR��Service LearningCommunity Gardens Engage Students to Serve as a Bridge between University and CommunityPresenters: Allan Pearce, Antioch University New England; Susan Baron, Antioch University New England; Elizabeth McCann, Antioch University New England; Maisie Rinne, Antioch University New England

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EXHiBiT: 117Focus: Buildings, Coordination and Planning, PartnershipsGreen Games at UNC-Chapel Hill: An Innovative Approach to Engaging Students in Peer EducationPresenters: Amy E Preble, UNC-Chapel Hill

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EXHiBiT: 122Focus: Administration and Governance, Coordination and Planning, ResearchTransitioning to Green: Implementing a Comprehensive Environmental Sustainability Initiative on a University CampusPresenters: Joseph Rasmussen, Loyola Marymount University

EXHiBiT: 123Focus: Coordination and Planning, TransportationComparative Analysis of University Bike Sharing Programs and

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EXHiBiT: 132Focus: Academic Programs and Courses, Administration and Governance, PartnershipsBuilding an Evidence Base for Institutional Change from the Faculty GrassrootsPresenters: Barrett Colombo, University of Minnesota



EXHiBiT: 133Focus: Careers and Workforce DevelopmentBuilding Green Bridges: Sustainability Career SolutionsPresenters: Pam Sammarco, NJHEPS

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Kelly Tom Sun 1:00pm 408 A

Kelly Tom Sun 1:00pm 408 B

Kelly Tom Sun 1:00pm ��

Kelly Tom Sun 1:00pm ��!

Kelly Tom Mon 1:30pm 408 A

Kelly Tom Mon 1:30pm 408 B

Kelly Tom Mon 1:30pm ��

Kelly Tom Mon 1:30pm ��!

Kelly Tom Tue 1:30pm 408 A

Kelly Tom Tue 1:30pm 408 B

Kelly Tom Tue 1:30pm ��

Kelly Tom Tue 1:30pm ��!

Kester III John Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Kilvert Gwen Mon 2:50pm 515 A

Kilvert Gwen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Kim Robin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Kindrachuk John Mon 1:30pm 514

King Daniel Tue 8:00am 504

King Jeremy Sun 8:00am 511 C

King Jeremy Tue 3:30pm ��

King Lin Sun 8:00am 518

King Lin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

King Patricia Tue 3:10pm ��

Kinley Kathryn Sun 10:15am 512

Kirch Thomas Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Kirch Thomas Tue 12:15pm 518

Kirk Camille Mon 2:00pm 513

Kirk Camille Tue 11:30am 501 C

Klein-Banai Cynthia Mon 1:30pm 507

Koch Shelley Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Komatsu Maki Tue 11:30am 510

Koontz Tomas Mon 2:50pm 501 A

Koprowski Beth Mon 8:00am 514

Kornitas Michael Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Kransteuber Katherine Tue 8:00am ��

Kraus Ashley Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

La Michelle Sun 8:00am 518

La Michelle Mon 11:00am 504

La Michelle Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ladd Kristin Sun 10:15am ��

Lafrenz Renee Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Laguna 2Nƥ@ Sun 1:00pm 502 A

Lam Dexter Mon 1:30pm 501 C

Lamppa Robert Tue 1:30pm 503

Lanciani Jonathan Mon 8:00am ��

Landau Yoni Sun 2:15pm 515 A

Landau Yoni Mon 1:30pm 518

Lane Patrick Sun 11:00am 502 A

Lang Daniel Mon 8:00am 408 B

Langholz Maria Sun 8:30am ��

Langholz Maria Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Lasky Josh Mon 8:00am 518

Lasky Josh Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Lasky Josh Tue 8:00am 408 A

Latko Jonathan Tue 2:50pm 513

Leahy William Mon 11:20am 510

Lee Emme Tue 11:40am 505

Lee Michael Mon 11:00am 515 B

Lee Michael Tue 2:00pm 505

Leuenberger Deniz Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

LeVasseur Todd Mon 3:30pm ��

Lijewski Jason Tue 8:00am 502 A

Lohre Maureen (Mo) Sun 2:15pm 515 B

Lovell Brian Tue 8:00am 507

Lueck Andy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Lunetta Meiko Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Lunetta Meiko Tue 11:00am 518

Lyons Lindsey Tue 8:00am

MacArthur John Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

MacDonald Lindsey Sun ��@L ��

MacDonald Lindsey Mon 1:30pm 504

MacDonald Lindsey Mon 3:10pm 515 B


Mack Kelly Tue 1:30pm 502 A

Madry Lisa Mon 8:00am 411

Madry Lisa Tue 11:00am 513

Major Taahira Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Malik Sarah Mon 11:20am 518

Mannell Steven Mon 8:00am 408 B

Mannell Steven Mon 11:30am 505

Maodush-Pitzer Nicholas Tue 8:00am 505

Maragakis Alexandros Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Maragakis Antonios Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Martin Jim Mon 8:00am 515 A

Martini Kevin Sun 8:30am 505

Massey Caryn Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Maxwell Jennifer Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Mayberry Matt Mon 1:30pm 513

Maynard Katie Mon 3:10pm 512

Mazeroll Anthony Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

McBride Leslie Tue 8:00am 501 B

McCann Elizabeth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

McClam Sherie Tue 11:00am 503

McCormick Christyna Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

McDonald Trey Tue 11:40am 502 A

McDonald Trey Tue 1:30pm 502 B

McDonald Trey Tue 2:50pm 511 C

McDonnell Steve Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

McFadden Roger Mon 2:50pm 504

McNeil Rebecca Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

McPherson Ryan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Mendler Sandy Tue 11:00am ��!

Mercer-Taylor Beth Mon 11:30am 411

Mercer-Taylor Beth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Mertens Joel Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Messadi Tahar Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Meyer Samantha Tue 1:30pm 511 B

Miller Brad Mon 2:10pm 507

Miller Justin Sun 1:00pm 501 C

Miller Justin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Miller Lisa Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Miller Maxwell Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Miller Stephen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Mironesco Monique Mon 2:50pm 511 B

Mitten Denise Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Mog Justin Tue 3:30pm 518

Moody Ged Mon 11:00am ��

Moody Ged Tue 1:30pm 510

Moran Brooke Tue 2:50pm 515 B

Moreno Laura Tue 11:00am 505

Morgan Paul Tue 8:00am 408 A

Morreale Paula Tue 8:00am 502 B

Morris Elizabeth Sun 8:30am Lobby Info Booth

Morrison G. Sherman Tue 1:30pm 514

Morrison Liam Sun 1:00pm 515 A

Morrison Liam Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Morrison Liam Tue 1:30pm 515 B

Morse Dan Tue 11:00am ��

Mulkey Stephen Mon 11:30am 511 B

Mumford Karen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Murazzo April Mon 11:00am 408 B

Murazzo April Wed 8:00am 511 A

Murphy )DƤ Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Murphy )DƤ Tue 12:15pm 501 C

Murphy )DƤ Wed 8:00am 503

Murray 9@MD Tue 11:00am 511 A

Muzzy Stephen Mon 11:00am Petree Hall D

Nahman Delicia Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Nakamura Takayuki Tue 3:20pm 501 A

Nash Kiersten Mon 2:50pm 515 A

Nasr Nabil Mon 2:50pm 504

Neal Vivian Mon 8:30am 510

nelischer maurice Tue 8:30am 510

Nell Marika Sun 10:15am 512

Nellesen Gary Tue 1:30pm 518

Nelson Eric Sun ��@L 504

Nelson Eric Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Nelson Erin Tue 1:30pm 513

newcomer joni Mon 8:40am 507

Newell Christy Sun ��@L ��

Newell Christy Tue 8:00am 514

Newman Julie Mon 8:00am ��!

Newport Dave Mon 8:00am 502 B

Newport Dave Tue 11:00am 408 A

Newton Benjamin Sun 10:15am 510

Newton Danielle Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ng Kathleen Mon 11:20am 518

Ng Kathleen Mon 2:00pm 511 A

Ng Kathleen Tue 8:00am 501 A

Ng Kathleen Tue 4:45pm 501 A

Nichols Leslie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ninos Erika Tue 2:10pm 501 A

Noble-Goodman Katherine Mon 11:30am 507

Noble-Goodman Stuart Mon 11:30am 507

Nordby Cully Mon 11:30am 502 B

Nordstrom Karen Mon 8:30am 504

Novak Richard Tue 11:00am 408 A

O'Brien Ali Tue 1:30pm 515 B

O'Brien Ali Tue 2:50pm 511 B

O'Carroll Matthew Mon 11:00am 510

O'Gorman Mark Tue 11:00am 507

O'Kane Tim Tue 8:40am 512

O'Keefe Erin Tue 11:00am 512

Oatmann Kim Mon 3:20pm 505

Ochoa Carlos Tue 1:30pm 511 A

Oliva Marcela Mon 11:00am ��!

Olson Lauren Tue 8:00am 408 B

Ordean Kevin Mon 8:00am 408 A

Ordean Kevin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ordean Kevin Tue 1:50pm 507

Orlowski Mark Tue 8:00am 511 C

Osborn David Mon 2:50pm 511 A

Osborn David Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ostroot Katherine Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Overstreet Sharon Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Oyatogun 'Funmi Sun 1:00pm 502 A

Ozeki Mieko Mon 8:00am 408 A

Ozeki Mieko Mon 2:50pm 518

Ozeki Mieko Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ozeki Mieko Tue 4:45pm 511 A

Padgham Shanna Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Palazuelos Alvaro Mon 2:50pm 514

Pantazidou Ioanna Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Pashtan Sabrina Tue 8:00am 512

Paterson Carla Mon 2:50pm 507

Patterson Claire Tue 11:40am 518

Patton Iain Wed 8:00am 501 A

Pearce Allan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Pearlman Jay Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL



Pearlman Jay Tue 12:15pm 501 C

Pearlman Jay Wed 8:00am 503

Pellegrin Perrin Tue 3:30pm 505

Pelton Chris Mon 12:15pm 511 C

Pelton Chris Mon 1:30pm 515 B

Pennington Ashley Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Peraino Melissa Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Perdue Joanne Tue 8:00am 510

Perdue Joanne Tue 4:45pm 501 A

Perez Michelle Tue 2:50pm 515 A

Petee Linda Mon 11:00am ��

Petee Linda Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Petee Linda Tue 1:30pm 504

Peterson Kaylen Tue 2:50pm 518

/EDHƤDQ Kelley Mon 11:40am 510

Piech Stephanie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Piech Stephanie Tue 1:30pm 511 B

Pike Brenda Mon 3:10pm ��

Pinedo Cid Tue 1:30pm 518

Poleman Walter Tue 1:30pm 501 B

Porter Nina Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Pradhan Mahesh Tue ��@L 502 A

Preble Amy Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Presseller Stephenie Mon 8:00am 514

Prieto Elisson Mon 1:30pm 502 A

Prieto Elisson Tue 11:00am 510

Prigge Josh Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Pritchett James Mon 3:20pm 513

Proctor James Mon 11:00am 408 A

Pullman Cristin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Purman Judy Mon 11:30am 514

Pushnik Jim Mon 8:30am ��

Pyles Jesse Sun 8:00am 511 A

Pyles Jesse Sun 8:00am 515 A

Pyles Jesse Sun 8:00am 515 B

Pyles Jesse Tue 1:30pm 411

Pyles Jesse Tue 4:45pm 511 A

Quient Jared Mon 8:00am 507

Radtke Jonathan Mon 3:20pm 513

Rahardianto Anditya Mon 2:50pm 505

Ramirez Jill Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ramirez Jill Tue 3:20pm 502 A

Randall Robin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Rasmussen Joseph Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Rasmussen Joseph Tue 2:00pm 501 C

Ray Patricia Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Raymond Robert Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Rea Michael Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Redman Aaron Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Reed Maureen Mon 1:30pm 514

Reeger Larry Sun ��@L 510

Rees Robyn Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

1DHƤ Dara Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Remington Sonya Wed 8:00am 518

Rendler Michael Mon 11:00am ��!

Rex Emilie Tue 1:30pm 511 A

Ricci Marcus Sun 10:15am 512

Rich Carrie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Richer Liska Tue 1:30pm 515 A

Riley David Mon 11:00am 501 C

Riley David Tue 1:30pm 501 A

Ringelheim Jenna Sun 8:00am 511 A

Ringelheim Jenna Sun 8:00am 515 A

Ringelheim Jenna Sun 8:00am 515 B

Ringelheim Jenna Tue 4:45pm 511 A

Rinne Maisie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ripple Darien Mon 8:30am 502 A

Ritchie Justin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ritchie Justin Tue 8:00am 515 A

Ritchie Justin Tue 11:40am 505

Roberts Jay Tue 8:00am ��

Roberts Lucy Sun ��@L 510

Robinson Stephanie Tue 3:10pm 518

Rochel ELodie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Rochel ELodie Tue 1:30pm 501 C

Roe Casey Tue 8:00am 511 A

Romine Nathan Sun 10:15 505

Rondot Abigail Mon 3:30pm 515 B

Roorda Niko Wed 8:00am 501 A

Roth Daniel Mon 12:15pm 515 B

Roth Daniel Tue 8:00am 501 A

Roth Daniel Tue 2:50pm 514

Rowe Debra Mon 12:15pm 501 B

Rowe Debra Tue 12:15pm 515 B

Rowe Debra Tue 1:30pm 502 A

Rowe Sarah Tue 2:50pm 502 A

Rowe Terry Mon 8:30am 501 C

Rowland Paul Mon 12:15pm 501 C

Rowland Paul Tue 12:15pm 511 C

Rowland Paul Wed 8:00am 501 A

Russell Toby Sun 8:00am 503

Ryan Leslie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Ryder Timothy Tue 1:30pm 504

Sager Jordan Tue 3:30pm 505

Sakasitz Steve Mon 8:30am 512

Salmon Enrique Tue 2:00pm 505

Samaan Mina Tue 2:00pm 502 B

Samels James Mon 8:00am 515 A

Sammarco Pamela Mon 11:00am 501 A

Sanders Steve Tue 3:20pm 502 B

Sands )DƤQDX Mon 1:30pm 511 A

Sanicola Christiane Sun 8:30am 504

Sanicola Christiane Sun 2:15pm 502 B

Sannerud Eric Tue 8:40am 501 C

Santos Vanessa Mon 7:00pm Bonaventure Brewery

Santosuosso Kayla Mon 8:00am 511 C

Santosuosso Kayla Mon 1:30pm 515 A

Santosuosso Kayla Mon 2:50pm 515 B

Savage Emma Mon 11:30am 505

Schachel Kris Sun 10:15am 510

Schafer Kyle Tue 11:00am 504

Schlossberg Marc Tue 11:00am 408 B

Schnell Kasi Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Scholtz Rolf Tue 3:20pm 502 B

Schoolman Ethan Mon 8:00am 504

Schrand Tom Mon 2:50pm 502 A

Schulte Chase Sun ��@L 507

Schultes Brian Tue 11:00am 501 B

Schultz Rich Mon 8:00am 514

Schwarte Adrienne Tue 11:00am 507

Scott Dallase Sun 1:30pm 511 C

Scott Dallase Mon 11:00am 511 C

Scott Stormy Tue 11:00am 512

Seapy Briana Mon 11:00am 510

Senaha Eujun Wed 8:00am 501 A

Severin )DƤ Tue 8:40am 512


Sherman Jacob Mon 2:50pm 511 A

Sherman Jacob Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Sherman Jacob Tue 8:00am 501 B

Sheta Sherif Tue 2:00pm 502 B

Shmidov Valentin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Shriberg Mike Mon 8:00am 504

Shriberg Mike Mon 1:30pm 504

Shriberg Mike Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Shum Katrina Tue 1:30pm 504

Shusko Lisa Mon 12:15pm 514

Sievers Dylan Sun ��@L 505

Simmons Crystal Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Simon Jim Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Simon Jim Tue 11:20am 505

Sims Stephanie Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Singleton Kendall Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Slawsky Richard Tue 3:30pm 518

Smith Bradley Mon 2:50pm 503

Smith Kevin Tue 2:50pm 501 B

Smith Kim Mon 12:15pm 511 A

Smith M Shernell Tue 8:00am 518

Smith M Shernell Tue 12:15pm 518

Smith M Shernell Tue 2:50pm 514

Smith Michelle Tue 8:00am ��!

Smith Patrick Sun 8:30am 512

Smith Paul Mon 11:00am 503

Smith Ryan Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Solares María José Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Solares María José Tue 2:50pm 504

Solomon Clement Mon 11:30am ��

Sorenson Ellen Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Sorgi Anthony Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Soron Mike Mon 2:50pm 502 B

Spalding Heather Mon 8:00am 512

Spangher Lucas Sun 8:30am 510

Spehar Stephanie Mon 1:30pm ��

Spencer Jordana Mon 1:30pm 503

Spencer Jordana Tue ��@L 515 B

Spilis Ashlyn Mon 3:30pm ��

Spitzberg Danny Sun 2:15pm 515 A

Spitzberg Danny Mon 1:30pm 518

Spoelstra )DƤQDX Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

St.Clair Matt Tue 8:00am 515 B

St.Clair Matt Tue 11:00am 511 B

2S@MƥKK Michael Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Stanforth Erin Sun 8:00am 511 C

Stennes Shane Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Stephens Julio Mon 8:20am 505

Stephens Julio Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Sterling Nick Sun 8:00am 503

Stevenson Charles Mon 1:30pm 501 A

Stevenson Charles Mon 3:20pm 514

2SNƤDK Josh Tue 1:30pm 511 A

Stoll Kira Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Stonecypher Bill Mon 11:00am 514

Stookey Ben Tue 8:20am 512

Stuenkel MaryBeth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Su Pamela Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Su Pamela Tue 12:15pm 518

Sullivan Catherine Tue 8:20am 515 A

Sultz Heather Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Surdhar Kiran Mon 2:10pm 512

Sutheimer Susan Tue 8:00am 504

Sviatko Lara Sun 1:00pm 515 A

Swanson Michaela Sun 1:00pm Petree Hall D

Swanson Michaela Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Sweeney Seann Mon 12:15pm 514

Sylvestre Paul Tue 8:00am 513

Tagtachian Ignacio Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Tang Michelle Sun 1:00pm 515 B

Tang Michelle Sun 2:15pm 502 B

Taylor Chuck Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

TBD TBD Mon 1:30pm 515 B

TBD TBF Mon 1:30pm 515 B

THOMAS BLAKE Sun 10:15am ��

Thomas Sterling Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Thomashow Cynthia Sun 1:00pm 408 A

Thomashow Cynthia Sun 1:00pm 408 B

Thomashow Cynthia Sun 1:00pm ��

Thomashow Cynthia Sun 1:00pm ��!

Thomashow Cynthia Mon 1:30pm 408 A

Thomashow Cynthia Mon 1:30pm 408 B

Thomashow Cynthia Mon 1:30pm ��

Thomashow Cynthia Mon 1:30pm ��!

Thomashow Cynthia Tue 1:30pm 408 A

Thomashow Cynthia Tue 1:30pm 408 B

Thomashow Cynthia Tue 1:30pm ��

Thomashow Cynthia Tue 1:30pm ��!

Thorpe Graham Tue 2:00pm ��

Throop William Mon 1:30pm 513

Throop William Mon 4:00pm 503

3NƤNK Emily Tue 11:00am 501 C

Toker 9DXMDO Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Trevenna Shanah Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Trevenna Shanah Tue 11:00am 515 A

Trombley Laura Tue 11:00am 408 A

Trusty Cory Tue 2:50pm 515 A

Tull Martin Mon 8:00am 502 B

Turner Elizabeth Tue 2:50pm 502 B

Turner Robert Wed 8:00am 518

Twohig Colin Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Tyrell Jerry Sun ��@L ��

Urbani Shaydanay Sun 2:15pm 515 A

Urbanski Monika Sun 8:00am 511 C

Urbanski Monika Sun 1:30pm 511 C

Urbanski Monika Mon 11:00am 515 B

Vaccar Barbara Tue 11:00am 408 A

van Gendt Saskia Tue 11:00am 505

VAN LEUVEN NANCY Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Varnell Jon Mon 8:00am 505

Vermylen )HƤX Sun 8:00am 511 C

Vincent Shirley Mon 2:00pm 504

Vissers Elizabeth Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

von Bleichert Edward Mon 11:00am 504

Wadhwa Seema Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Waldhart Emily Mon 11:40am 512

Waldman Maren Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Walker Anton Sun 8:30am 512

Walker Anton Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL

Wall Vernon Tue 12:15pm 518

Walsh Katherine Mon 8:00am 408 A

Walsh Katherine Tue 2:50pm 511 B

Walton Judy Mon 8:00am 515 A

Walton Judy Mon 12:15pm 501 B

Wangwongwiroj Chirapon Mon 3:10pm 515 B

Wangwongwiroj Chirapon Mon 4:00pm ExPO HALL



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 ��@L Tsubaki Lounge

Yoshida Kate Mon 2:50pm ��

Yoshida Kate Tue ��@L Tsubaki Lounge

Yoshida Kate Tue 11:00am ��

Young Brenda Tue 8:20am 501 C

9VHBJKD Adam Mon 2:50pm 501 A

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Tammie Bolling, Kaplan University

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Stephanie Boyd, Williams College

David Beecher Brauer, University of Pittsburgh

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Nick DeSalvo, Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges

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Eriqah ré Foreman-Williams, National Wildlife Federation

Ken Foster, Concordia College

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Nat B. Frazer, Utah State University

Jeremy Friedman, New York University

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Jess gerrior, Franklin Pierce University

roobik gharabagi, Saint Louis University

Kevin gilford, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Juliana goodlaw-morris, National Wildlife Federation

amanda graham, MIT

David gray-Donald, Students’ Society of McGill University

rich grogan, Antioch University New England

Phyllis Haight grummon, Society for College and University Planning

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David Hassenzahl, Chatham University

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Krista Karyn Hiser, Kapi’olani Community College

Kaye Holman, Colorado State University

Eric Holthaus, Luther College

adele Houghton, Biositu, LLC

Wendy Jedlicka, CPP, Univeristy of Wisconsin-Stout

richard raymond Johnson, Rice University

Karyn Kaplan, University of Oregon

meghan Kearns, Alliance to Save Energy

John Henry Kester iii

Cynthia Klein-Banai, University of Illinois at Chicago

Erika Kociolek, AASHE

robert J. Koester, Ball State University

Kyle Karen Kyrnitszke, Independent Consultant

michel labrie, British Columbia Institute of Technology

Kim landsbergen, Columbus College of Art and Design

Colleen lanier Christensen, University of Chicago

Derek larson, College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University

William michael leahy, Institute for Sustainable Energy at Eastern Connecticut State University

Abigail AbrashFaculty, Dept. of Environ.Studies, Assit. to the President for Sustainability & Social Justice, Antioch University Bonny BentzinGreenerU Monty Hempel

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2012 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSandrew lentini, University of Georgia

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