Greening
of the Campus IV:
Moving to the Mainstream
September 20 - 22, 2001
Ball State University
Muncie, Indiana
Categories
Workshop Presentations
State of the Campus Environment: A National Report Card on Environmental
Performance and Sustainability in Higher Education
Kathleen Cacciola, Campus Ecology
Environmental Literacy and Sustainability As Core Degree Requirements:
Success Stories and Models
Debra Rowe, Oakland Community College
Assessing Progress Toward Sustainability in Higher Education
Wynn Calder, University Leaders for a Sustainable Future
(ULSF)
Transforming Campus Systems
Tammy Lenski, Second Nature
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Featured Interaction Sessions
The Ball State Story: Implementing the Talloires Declaration
Green-2 Committee, Ball State University
Higher Education Network for Sustainability and the Environment (HENSE):
Opportunities to Work with Others Throughout North America
Wynn Calder; University Leaders for a Sustainable Future
(ULSF)
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Technical Papers
Values and Ethics
A Deeper Shade of Green: Environmental Ethics on Campus
Michael P. Nelson, University of Wisconsin – Stevens
Point
How Do You Develop an Energy Ethic
Andrea Ayres, Northland College
The Tale of Two Campuses:
Strategies for Expansion Mirror Ethics & Values
Anthony J. Costello, AIA, Ball State University
The Emory University Campus Walking Tour:
Awakening a Sense of Place
Peggy F. Barlett, Emory University
Greening Academic Medical Centers:
Ethical Principles and Challenges
Andrew Jameton, Catherine McGuire, and the
Working Group of the Green Health Center Project;
University of Nebraska Medical Center
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Political Aspects of Campus Greening
Sustainability Step by Step
Brenda Sawada, Laura Madera; The University of British
Columbia
Mainstreaming Environmental Management:
Case Studies from Australian and New Zealand Universities
Bart Meehan, David Carpenter; The Australian National
University
Many Bridges in Many Directions:
New Approaches to Transforming Institutions of Higher Education
into Sustainable Campus Communities
Terry Link, Diane Doberneck; Michigan State University
Green Campuses –
The Road from Little Victories to Systemic Transformation
Leith Sharp, Harvard University
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Curriculum Transformation
The Environmental Studies Program at Pacific Lutheran University:
Modeling Cooperation Between Disciplines
Jill M. Whitman, Pacific Lutheran University
Survivor Studio @ Philadelphia University:
Promoting Sustainability in the Design Studio Through Collaborative
Game Playing
Rob Fleming, Philadelphia University
Walk the Talk:
Reflecting Green Practice in the Process of Education
Barbra Batshalom, The Green Roundtable and Second Nature
Architectural Studies –
Sustainable Design Curriculum Development and Outreach
James Wright, Southern Illinois University
Incorporating a Campus Wetland Restoration into a Freshman Writing
Course
Erika R.L. Rivers, University of Minnesota
Online Green Options: Using Technology to Survey Campus Environmental
Opinions and Community Environmental Views
Mark J. O’Gorman, Ph.D., with Katrina J. Atchley, and
Students,
Maryville College
Co-mingling Recycling and Service Learning for Campus Environmental
Education
Kelly L. Stanforth, Richard Perales, Leanne M. Jablonski;
University of Dayton
What Every College Student Should Know:
A Course Proposal to Stimulate Environmental Awareness in Every-Day
Life
Alfredo Fernandez-Gonzalez, Ball State University
“Wondering Through the World”:
The Value of Nature Writing as Core Text in the Inner-City Composition
Classroom
Tonia L. Payne, Ph.D., Nassau Community College, SUNY
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Environmental Education and Outreach
Fostering Environmental Leadership
Tom Wojciechowski, Northland College
Establishing and Utilizing a Nature Conservancy for Education, Research
and Outreach
Judy H. Niehaus, Ivan B. Liss, Patrick Mikesell, Richard
Roth, Grace Edwards, Steven Lenhart, Charles Brouwer, Rhett Herman; Radford
University
The “MEEC” Shall Inherit the Earth:
Forming a Symbiosis Between the University Community and an Off-campus
Environmental Education Center
Leanne M. Jablonski, Kelly L. Stanforth; University of
Dayton
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Campus Setting As A Teaching Tool
University of Minnesota Sustainable Campus Initiative
Suzanne Savanick, Jim Perry; University of Minnesota
Connecting Campus Life to Global Climate Change
Elizabeth Davey, Maureen Devery, Shelley Kahler, Jen
Karam, Alana Paul; Tulane University
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Facilities Planning
Charting a Course for Sustainable Design and Construction:
The Process of Developing and Applying Principles and Standards
for Middlebury College
Nan Jenks-Jay, Middlebury College
Nurturing Green Innovations through Partnerships within Academic
Institutions
Daniel Arons, Tsoi/Kobus & Associates, Inc.,
Singh Intrachooto, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
An Environmentally Sustainable Field Station at Stanford University
H. Ruth Todd, Phillippe Coben, Ph.D., Laura Goldstein
Leedham;
Stanford University
Sustainable Design:
A Life Cycle Approach to the Design of Campus Facilities
Sustainable Design Committee, Christopher Pyzik, Chair;
Western Michigan University
Collaboration in Ecological Design:
A Community Research Lab with an Ecological Mission
Holly Taylor, University of Vermont Environmental Council
Linking Campus Facilities and Academic Stewardship of the Environment
at the University of Maryland
Dr. J. Scott Angle, Leon Igras; University of Maryland
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Physical Plant Management
Greening the Cal Poly Pomona Campus –
Adjusting to New Resource Rules in California
Brooks Cavin, III, AIA, Chris Toscano;
California State Polytechnic University-Pomona
Tools for Greening Campus Facilities
Muscoe Martin, AIA, Susan Maxman & Partners, Architects
Does Green Design Lead to Green Operation?
Tom Wojciechowski, Northland College
Environmental Value Engineering:
An Assessment Methodology to Compare the Environmental Impact of
Built Environment Alternatives
Dr. Wilfred H. Roudebush, Bowling Green State University
For Better Risk Management, Bolster your EMS with a Rigorous Compliance
Audit Program
Russell R. Boesch, Haley & Aldrich, Inc.
Environmental Compliance Meets Campus Greening
Ralph Stuart, University of Vermont
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Energy Conservation
Environmental Initiatives and Further Educational Possibilities within
the Campus of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Dr. Hin-Ming Ho, University of Hong Kong
Bringing Renewable Energy to Campus:
A Student Initiative
Abe Lloyd, Northland College
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Model Practices
Berea College: Raising the Ecological Bar
Alexis Karolides, Rocky Mountain Institute; Dave Richards,
Arup Green Development Services
Developing a Campus-Wide Environmental Policy:
“It’s All About Process…”
Karen G. Mumford, Emory University
The Road Less Traveled (Still): Oberlin College:
Climate Neutral by 2020
Richard Heede, Ben Shepherd; Rocky Mountain Institute
Ecological Footprinting:
A Report Card for Ball State University
George Smith, Ball State University
Buying Recycled Paper, Made Manageable
Gioia Thompson, Megan Hunt; University of Vermont
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Greening the Stadium Doesn’t Mean Watering the Turf
Sarah Archer, University of Michigan
Urban On-site Composting
Ryan McMullan, Angie Martindill; Rice University
Greening of the Campus at Pacific Lutheran University
Barbara McConathy, Pacific Lutheran University
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle:
Implementing all Three on a College Campus
Lisa Healey, Emory University
Implementing a Buy Recycled Program
April Haight, Darryl Houston; Morehead State University
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Student Initiatives and Projects
Creating Organizational Change for Sustainability:
Lessons from the Student-Led
“Sustainable University of Michigan Initiative”
Michael Shriberg, University of Michigan
Antioch College’s “Greencil”: Moving Toward Sustainability
Alex Stadtner and Barbara Stewart, Antioch College
The Release of Peregrine Falcons:
A Community Based Project Led by a Student Group
Cheryl Y. Fisher, Thomas E. Morrell; Ball State University
The Greening of a 1950s Dormitory
Bruce Haglund, Jason Eaton; University of Idaho
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