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Sustainability Education Advisory Committee


Responsibilities & Composition

The Sustainability Education Advisory Committee will consist of:

  1. The Sustainability Education Director (Chair)
  2. The Chief Sustainability Officer (Ex Officio)
  3. A minimum of ten faculty from across campus

The Sustainability Education Advisory Committee elevates and shapes sustainability education programs on campus (OneU). This advisory committee is led by the Sustainability Education Director. Members are recruited based on faculty interest in sustainability education and to ensure representation across departments and colleges. Members are asked to serve a three-year term.

The expectations of the committee include

  1. Attending monthly meetings during the academic year;
  2. Reviewing the course designation applications; and
  3. Advising the director on the strategies for elevating sustainability education across the institution.

Committee Roster

Headshot of Dr. Jennifer Watt wearing light gray sweater with silver necklace. Dr. Watt has bangs and shoulder-length wavy brown hair.Jennifer Watt, Environmental & Sustainability Studies
SEAC Chair, Director of Sustainability Education, Associate Director/Professor, Environmental and Sustainability Studies 

Kerry Case, Chief Sustainability Officer
Ex Officio

 

James Agutter, Architecture
Director of Bachelor of University Studies, Director of Spark Design Initiative, Associate Professor, School Of Architecture 

Andrea Brunelle, Geography
Professor Department of Geography

Lucy Hansen, School of Medicine
—Assistant Professor, Pediatrics

 

Peter Lippert, Geology & Geophysics
—Associate Professor, Department of Geology & Geophysics

 

Jennifer Macali, Nursing
Assistant Professor (Clinical), College Of Nursing 

Shane Macfarlan, Anthropology
Associate Professor, Anthropology Department 

 

Karen Paisley, Parks, Recreation, & Tourism
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, College Of Health, Associate Professor, Parks, Recreation & Tourism, Associate Dean College of Health Academic Affairs

Aaron Phillips, Business
Associate Professor (Lecturer), Management Department 

Carol Sogard, Art & Art History
Professor, Art/Art History Department