prepared by Mieko Ozeki, Katherine Walsh (UC Berkeley), Kevin Ordean (Northern Arizona University), Lilith Wyatt (McGill University), Melody Hartke (North American University), and McKenzie Beverage (University of Illinois- Urbana Champaign) and presented at the AASHE 2012 Conference.
prepared by Mieko Ozeki, Lindsey Cromwell Kalkbrenner (Santa Clara University), Tavey McDaniel Capps (Duke University), and Smith Getterman (Baylor University) and presented at AASHE 2012 Conference.
published in AASHE's 2011 Higher Education Sustainability Review, Mieko Ozeki (UVM Sustainability Projects Coordinator) contributed a white paper on campus sustainability green funds. To learn more about green funds, read more here.
prepared and presented by Mieko A. Ozeki, Sustainability Projects Coordinator, at the Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium Conference on April 2, 2012 at Syracuse University.
published in Sustainability: The Journal of Record. This is a roundtable discussion involving four Senior Fellows from the Enivironmental Leadership Program (ELP) in the campus sustainability field.
Presented on March 21, 2012 at Ball State University's Greening of the Campus IX Conference by Mieko Ozeki, Sustainability Projects Coordinator and Clean Energy Fund Manager.
Lecture given by Amy Seidl, author of Finding HIgher Ground: Adaptation in the Age of Warming and UVM lecturer, at the Fletcher Free Library in Burlington on February 8, 2012.
Do you feel like you have a million projects going on at your organization? Are you having a difficult time keeping track of and managing these projects? This webinar will discuss best practices for developing project management systems that optimize communication and effectively achieve short and long term project goals. The purpose of the presentation is to provide environmental leaders with a tool box of technical solutions to help organize the multitude of projects while preventing burn out and maintaining sanity.
We use insights from environmental management systems, systems science, and ecological economics to develop the basis for a management model of the balance between laboratory safety and energy conservation. Article available here from the Journal of Chemical Health and Safety
by Mieko A. Ozeki as a fulfillment of requirements for a Master of Liberal Arts in Sustainability and Environmental Management from Harvard Extension School.
The University of Vermont in partnership with Middlebury College hosted the 6th Annual Northeast Campus Sustainabilty Consortium Conference on October 26-27, 2009.
