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  • 1.  Campus Greening

    Posted 09-28-2005 10:07
    Denis,

    I don�t know of a green campus certification process, but I had an intern
    last year who compiled a booklet on greening colleges and universities.
    It is divided into several major sections, each of which contains greening
    checklists. If you (or anyone else) would like an electronic copy, I
    would be glad to send it out. Additionally, she put together a
    comprehensive listing of green college/university web resources, which
    might be helpful as well.

    Best wishes,
    Amy


    Amy K. Townsend, Ph.D.
    President
    Sustainable Development International
    P.O. Box 725
    Black Mountain, NC 28711
    USA

    Phone: (001) 301-651-8379
    _____________________________

    Visit Sustainable Development
    International Corp. on the Web:
    http://www.smartoffice.com
    _____________________________

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Organizations and the Natural Environment Discussion
    [mailto:ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Gordon Rands
    Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:34 PM
    To: ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: FW: Campus Sustainability Day 3.0

    Apologies for any cross postings.

    In a message to IABS-L, Denis Collins wrote:

    I've just been elected to chair a newly formed "green campus" committee.
    The committee will develop a list of indicators for benchmarking purposes.

    I am familiar with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design),
    which certifies "green buildings." I am also aware that the Unitarian
    Universalists have a green sanctuary certification process that includes
    broader indicators.

    By any chance is there a "Green Campus" certification process for colleges
    and universities? If so, I can't find it on the internet. If there isn't,
    there should be! :)

    Any leads would be helpful.

    Thanks,
    Denis

    Right below Denis' message in my inbox was a message (see bleow) about a
    telecast on campus sustainability sponsored by the Society for Campus and
    University Planning, to be held October 26, 2005.~ We viewed and taped the
    telecast two years ago here at WIU and it was useful.~ Other useful
    resources for those interested in campus greening include the following
    organizations:

    University Leaders for a Sustainable Future [ http://www.ulsf.org/
    ]http://www.ulsf.org~
    Education for Sustainability - Western Network~ [ http://www.efswest.org/
    ]http://www.efswest.org~ (they hold a conference every other year -- next
    one in fall 2006 at Arizona State U.)
    Second Nature~ [ http://www.secondnature.org/ ]http://www.secondnature.org/
    Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
    (AASHE)~ [ http://www.aashe.org/ ]http://www.aashe.org/
    National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program~ [
    http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/ ]http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/
    Ball State University holds an excellent Greening the Campus conference in
    September of odd numbered years;~~ [
    http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html
    ]http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html

    While there is a tremendous amount of activity in the area of campus
    sustainability, including the hiring of sustainability coordinators by
    many universities, to my knowledge there is not a green campus
    certification comparable to the LEED certification for buildings, or a
    Rugmark or Forest Stewardship Council certification for products.~ I'm
    also involved in our campus sustainability efforts, and will be glad to
    speak with anyone else who is interested in this area.

    Gordon Rands
    Western Illinois University
    309-298-1342



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    [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]

    CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III
    October 26, 2005 <---------------------------------------- REGISTER NOW!
    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    [ ] Please share this information with colleagues
    on your campus and elsewhere by forwarding it.

    [ ] It's time to get signed up, find a room,
    and invite colleagues from all over campus!

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    SCUP's 2-hour webcast stands alone as great programming for anyone on
    campus - students, faculty, staff - across all departments and disci-
    plines. It's an inexpensive way to bring those people together, sponsor-
    ed by your department, center, group, or even by external vendors of
    products and services. You can watch and listen to it by yourself, but
    we'd prefer that you didn't!

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    This year's program is: "A SIX-PACK (RECYCLED, OF COURSE) OF
    SUSTAINABILITY LESSONS FROM THE PAST YEAR IN HIGHER EDUCATION" and
    features renowned NPR science correspondent Joe Palca as the moderator.
    He will engage with five additional presenters, each of whom will bring
    you the meaty parts of five different higher education conferences in
    the past year: So you didn't have to attend them and burn all that jet
    fuel.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    We encourage folks on campus to arrange other activities around the
    webcast - like a panel discussion afterwards, or poster displays by
    groups on campus who are doing great things relating to sustainability.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    All you need is a computer with Internet connectivity for visual and a
    telephone line for audio; no special software or plug-ins are required.
    Of course, if you put on the kind of event SCUP hopes you will around
    this, you may also need a data projector and a very loud speakerphone!
    You can also order a DVD for use afterwards, or if you cannot make the
    live, interactive webcast date and time.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    The conferences and presenters acting as correspondents from each are:

    Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
    (AASHE; was EFS West); Anthony D. Cortese of Second Nature, a
    co-founder of both AASHE and Campus Sustainability Day.

    APPA 2005, Educational Facilities Leadership Forum; Lander Medlin,
    executive vice president of the Association of Higher Education
    Facilities Officers

    Greening of the Campus VI: Extending Connections, Ball State University
    Robert J. Koester, conference chair, professor and chair of the
    university's Council on the Environment

    NACUBO 2005 Annual Meeting
    Andrea Putnam and Michael Philips of P2 Consulting, advice for higher
    ed about energy reporting for the National Association of College and
    University Business Officers

    SCUP40, Planning " Linking " Learning
    Anthony Bernheim is principal, Green Design, for SMWM, a San Francisco
    architecture, interior design, planning and graphic design firm, and a
    frequent presenter and author about sustainability for the Society for
    College and University Planning (SCUP)

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    Many thanks to our sponsors for CSD 3.0:

    - Gilbane: [ http://www.gilbaneco.com/markets/market_he.aspx
    ]http://www.gilbaneco.com/markets/market_he.aspx
    - Herman Miller: [ http://www.scup.org/gfx/hm_logo_black.gif
    ]http://www.scup.org/gfx/hm_logo_black.gif
    - Itron: [ http://www.itron.com/ ]http://www.itron.com/
    - Sasaki: [ http://www.scup.org/gfx/Sasaki_logo.jpg
    ]http://www.scup.org/gfx/Sasaki_logo.jpg


    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Adv +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    P.S. If you prefer face-to-face and you want to participate in some
    great conference programming at a joint conference of APPA, the EPA,
    NACUBO, SCUP, and the University of Maryland, check out the "Smart and
    Sustainable Campuses," conference in College Park, Maryland just a week
    or two later: November 3-4:

    [ http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html
    ]http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html <- Register now!
    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


    ENDORSERS

    If you are a member of any of the following endorsing organizations,
    you may register for THE CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III WEBCAST AT THE
    MEMBER PRICE:

    * Second Nature (a co-founder of Campus Sustainability Day)
    * The Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers (APPA)
    * The National Association of College and University Business
    Officers (NACUBO)
    * Association of College Unions International (ACUI)
    * Ball State University
    * Education for Sustainability Western Network (EFS West)
    * University Leaders for a Sustainable Future (ULSF)
    * New Jersey Higher Education Partnership for Sustainability (NJHEPS)
    * Campus Ecology Project of the National Wildlife Federation
    * National Association of Educational Buyers (NAEB)
    * Higher Education Climate Action Project (HECAP)
    * US PartnershipDecade of Education for Sustainable Development
    * Green Meeting Industry Council
    * National Association of Environmental Law Societies (NAELS)
    * National Association of College Auxiliary Services
    * Pennsylvania Consortium for Interdisciplinary Environmental
    Policy (PCIEP)
    * Sustainable Univerties Initiative of South Carolina (SUISC),
    a coalition of 18 institutions
    * USGBC Emerging Green Builders

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    |||

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  • 2.  Campus Greening

    Posted 09-28-2005 10:53
    Amy: I am a relatively new member of ONE and would LOVE to get a copy of
    the work your intern did. Many Thanks. Mary McNally

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Organizations and the Natural Environment Discussion
    [mailto:ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Amy Townsend
    Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 8:07 AM
    To: ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Campus Greening

    Denis,

    I don't know of a green campus certification process, but I had an
    intern
    last year who compiled a booklet on greening colleges and universities.
    It is divided into several major sections, each of which contains
    greening
    checklists. If you (or anyone else) would like an electronic copy, I
    would be glad to send it out. Additionally, she put together a
    comprehensive listing of green college/university web resources, which
    might be helpful as well.

    Best wishes,
    Amy


    Amy K. Townsend, Ph.D.
    President
    Sustainable Development International
    P.O. Box 725
    Black Mountain, NC 28711
    USA

    Phone: (001) 301-651-8379
    _____________________________

    Visit Sustainable Development
    International Corp. on the Web:
    http://www.smartoffice.com
    _____________________________

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Organizations and the Natural Environment Discussion
    [mailto:ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Gordon Rands
    Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:34 PM
    To: ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: FW: Campus Sustainability Day 3.0

    Apologies for any cross postings.

    In a message to IABS-L, Denis Collins wrote:

    I've just been elected to chair a newly formed "green campus" committee.
    The committee will develop a list of indicators for benchmarking
    purposes.

    I am familiar with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design),
    which certifies "green buildings." I am also aware that the Unitarian
    Universalists have a green sanctuary certification process that includes
    broader indicators.

    By any chance is there a "Green Campus" certification process for
    colleges
    and universities? If so, I can't find it on the internet. If there
    isn't,
    there should be! :)

    Any leads would be helpful.

    Thanks,
    Denis

    Right below Denis' message in my inbox was a message (see bleow) about a
    telecast on campus sustainability sponsored by the Society for Campus
    and
    University Planning, to be held October 26, 2005.~ We viewed and taped
    the
    telecast two years ago here at WIU and it was useful.~ Other useful
    resources for those interested in campus greening include the following
    organizations:

    University Leaders for a Sustainable Future [ http://www.ulsf.org/
    ]http://www.ulsf.org~
    Education for Sustainability - Western Network~ [
    http://www.efswest.org/
    ]http://www.efswest.org~ (they hold a conference every other year --
    next
    one in fall 2006 at Arizona State U.)
    Second Nature~ [ http://www.secondnature.org/
    ]http://www.secondnature.org/
    Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
    (AASHE)~ [ http://www.aashe.org/ ]http://www.aashe.org/
    National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program~ [
    http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/ ]http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/
    Ball State University holds an excellent Greening the Campus conference
    in
    September of odd numbered years;~~ [
    http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html
    ]http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html

    While there is a tremendous amount of activity in the area of campus
    sustainability, including the hiring of sustainability coordinators by
    many universities, to my knowledge there is not a green campus
    certification comparable to the LEED certification for buildings, or a
    Rugmark or Forest Stewardship Council certification for products.~ I'm
    also involved in our campus sustainability efforts, and will be glad to
    speak with anyone else who is interested in this area.

    Gordon Rands
    Western Illinois University
    309-298-1342



    ~
    [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]
    ~
    [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]

    CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III
    October 26, 2005 <---------------------------------------- REGISTER NOW!
    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    [ ] Please share this information with colleagues
    on your campus and elsewhere by forwarding it.

    [ ] It's time to get signed up, find a room,
    and invite colleagues from all over campus!

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    SCUP's 2-hour webcast stands alone as great programming for anyone on
    campus - students, faculty, staff - across all departments and disci-
    plines. It's an inexpensive way to bring those people together, sponsor-
    ed by your department, center, group, or even by external vendors of
    products and services. You can watch and listen to it by yourself, but
    we'd prefer that you didn't!

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    This year's program is: "A SIX-PACK (RECYCLED, OF COURSE) OF
    SUSTAINABILITY LESSONS FROM THE PAST YEAR IN HIGHER EDUCATION" and
    features renowned NPR science correspondent Joe Palca as the moderator.
    He will engage with five additional presenters, each of whom will bring
    you the meaty parts of five different higher education conferences in
    the past year: So you didn't have to attend them and burn all that jet
    fuel.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    We encourage folks on campus to arrange other activities around the
    webcast - like a panel discussion afterwards, or poster displays by
    groups on campus who are doing great things relating to sustainability.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    All you need is a computer with Internet connectivity for visual and a
    telephone line for audio; no special software or plug-ins are required.
    Of course, if you put on the kind of event SCUP hopes you will around
    this, you may also need a data projector and a very loud speakerphone!
    You can also order a DVD for use afterwards, or if you cannot make the
    live, interactive webcast date and time.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    The conferences and presenters acting as correspondents from each are:

    Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
    (AASHE; was EFS West); Anthony D. Cortese of Second Nature, a
    co-founder of both AASHE and Campus Sustainability Day.

    APPA 2005, Educational Facilities Leadership Forum; Lander Medlin,
    executive vice president of the Association of Higher Education
    Facilities Officers

    Greening of the Campus VI: Extending Connections, Ball State University
    Robert J. Koester, conference chair, professor and chair of the
    university's Council on the Environment

    NACUBO 2005 Annual Meeting
    Andrea Putnam and Michael Philips of P2 Consulting, advice for higher
    ed about energy reporting for the National Association of College and
    University Business Officers

    SCUP40, Planning " Linking " Learning
    Anthony Bernheim is principal, Green Design, for SMWM, a San Francisco
    architecture, interior design, planning and graphic design firm, and a
    frequent presenter and author about sustainability for the Society for
    College and University Planning (SCUP)

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    Many thanks to our sponsors for CSD 3.0:

    - Gilbane: [ http://www.gilbaneco.com/markets/market_he.aspx
    ]http://www.gilbaneco.com/markets/market_he.aspx
    - Herman Miller: [ http://www.scup.org/gfx/hm_logo_black.gif
    ]http://www.scup.org/gfx/hm_logo_black.gif
    - Itron: [ http://www.itron.com/ ]http://www.itron.com/
    - Sasaki: [ http://www.scup.org/gfx/Sasaki_logo.jpg
    ]http://www.scup.org/gfx/Sasaki_logo.jpg


    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Adv +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    P.S. If you prefer face-to-face and you want to participate in some
    great conference programming at a joint conference of APPA, the EPA,
    NACUBO, SCUP, and the University of Maryland, check out the "Smart and
    Sustainable Campuses," conference in College Park, Maryland just a week
    or two later: November 3-4:

    [ http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html
    ]http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html <- Register now!
    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


    ENDORSERS

    If you are a member of any of the following endorsing organizations,
    you may register for THE CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III WEBCAST AT THE
    MEMBER PRICE:

    * Second Nature (a co-founder of Campus Sustainability Day)
    * The Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers (APPA)
    * The National Association of College and University Business
    Officers (NACUBO)
    * Association of College Unions International (ACUI)
    * Ball State University
    * Education for Sustainability Western Network (EFS West)
    * University Leaders for a Sustainable Future (ULSF)
    * New Jersey Higher Education Partnership for Sustainability (NJHEPS)
    * Campus Ecology Project of the National Wildlife Federation
    * National Association of Educational Buyers (NAEB)
    * Higher Education Climate Action Project (HECAP)
    * US PartnershipDecade of Education for Sustainable Development
    * Green Meeting Industry Council
    * National Association of Environmental Law Societies (NAELS)
    * National Association of College Auxiliary Services
    * Pennsylvania Consortium for Interdisciplinary Environmental
    Policy (PCIEP)
    * Sustainable Univerties Initiative of South Carolina (SUISC),
    a coalition of 18 institutions
    * USGBC Emerging Green Builders

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    |||

    SCUP does not believe in spam, nor does it wish to send information to
    people who don't want it. If you would like to request to not be sent
    any further SCUP Alerts, please let us know: info@scup.org, Society for
    College and University Planning, 339 E. Liberty Street, Suite 300,
    Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 USA, 734.998.7832, fax 734.998.6532.

    SCUP is on line at [ http://www.scup.org/ ]http://www.scup.org/


  • 3.  Campus Greening

    Posted 09-28-2005 12:17
    I would also recommend the Sierra Youth Coalition's Sustainable Campus
    Project. There are resources for doing an assessment of your campus
    sustainability, which include a series of indicators under a number of
    different categories. It is being used mostly by Canadian campuses.

    See:
    http://www.syc-cjs.org/sustainable/tiki-index.php?page=Measuring+Sustain
    ability

    - Amelia

    ************************************
    Amelia Clarke
    PhD Student, Faculty of Management
    McGill University
    Room 597A, 1001 Sherbrooke Street W.
    Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3A 1G5
    Phone (cell): 514 605-1436
    Email: amelia.clarke@mail.mcgill.ca


    -----Original Message-----
    From: Organizations and the Natural Environment Discussion
    [mailto:ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Gordon Rands
    Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:34 PM
    To: ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: FW: Campus Sustainability Day 3.0

    Apologies for any cross postings.

    In a message to IABS-L, Denis Collins wrote:

    I've just been elected to chair a newly formed "green campus" committee.
    The committee will develop a list of indicators for benchmarking
    purposes.

    I am familiar with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design),
    which certifies "green buildings." I am also aware that the Unitarian
    Universalists have a green sanctuary certification process that includes
    broader indicators.

    By any chance is there a "Green Campus" certification process for
    colleges
    and universities? If so, I can't find it on the internet. If there
    isn't,
    there should be! :)

    Any leads would be helpful.

    Thanks,
    Denis

    Right below Denis' message in my inbox was a message (see bleow) about a
    telecast on campus sustainability sponsored by the Society for Campus
    and
    University Planning, to be held October 26, 2005.~ We viewed and taped
    the
    telecast two years ago here at WIU and it was useful.~ Other useful
    resources for those interested in campus greening include the following
    organizations:

    University Leaders for a Sustainable Future [ http://www.ulsf.org/
    ]http://www.ulsf.org~
    Education for Sustainability - Western Network~ [
    http://www.efswest.org/
    ]http://www.efswest.org~ (they hold a conference every other year --
    next
    one in fall 2006 at Arizona State U.)
    Second Nature~ [ http://www.secondnature.org/
    ]http://www.secondnature.org/
    Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
    (AASHE)~ [ http://www.aashe.org/ ]http://www.aashe.org/
    National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program~ [
    http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/ ]http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/
    Ball State University holds an excellent Greening the Campus conference
    in
    September of odd numbered years;~~ [
    http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html
    ]http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html

    While there is a tremendous amount of activity in the area of campus
    sustainability, including the hiring of sustainability coordinators by
    many universities, to my knowledge there is not a green campus
    certification comparable to the LEED certification for buildings, or a
    Rugmark or Forest Stewardship Council certification for products.~ I'm
    also involved in our campus sustainability efforts, and will be glad to
    speak with anyone else who is interested in this area.

    Gordon Rands
    Western Illinois University
    309-298-1342



    ~
    [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]
    ~
    [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]

    CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III
    October 26, 2005 <---------------------------------------- REGISTER NOW!
    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    [ ] Please share this information with colleagues
    on your campus and elsewhere by forwarding it.

    [ ] It's time to get signed up, find a room,
    and invite colleagues from all over campus!

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    SCUP's 2-hour webcast stands alone as great programming for anyone on
    campus - students, faculty, staff - across all departments and disci-
    plines. It's an inexpensive way to bring those people together, sponsor-
    ed by your department, center, group, or even by external vendors of
    products and services. You can watch and listen to it by yourself, but
    we'd prefer that you didn't!

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    This year's program is: "A SIX-PACK (RECYCLED, OF COURSE) OF
    SUSTAINABILITY LESSONS FROM THE PAST YEAR IN HIGHER EDUCATION" and
    features renowned NPR science correspondent Joe Palca as the moderator.
    He will engage with five additional presenters, each of whom will bring
    you the meaty parts of five different higher education conferences in
    the past year: So you didn't have to attend them and burn all that jet
    fuel.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    We encourage folks on campus to arrange other activities around the
    webcast - like a panel discussion afterwards, or poster displays by
    groups on campus who are doing great things relating to sustainability.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    All you need is a computer with Internet connectivity for visual and a
    telephone line for audio; no special software or plug-ins are required.
    Of course, if you put on the kind of event SCUP hopes you will around
    this, you may also need a data projector and a very loud speakerphone!
    You can also order a DVD for use afterwards, or if you cannot make the
    live, interactive webcast date and time.

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

    The conferences and presenters acting as correspondents from each are:

    Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
    (AASHE; was EFS West); Anthony D. Cortese of Second Nature, a
    co-founder of both AASHE and Campus Sustainability Day.

    APPA 2005, Educational Facilities Leadership Forum; Lander Medlin,
    executive vice president of the Association of Higher Education
    Facilities Officers

    Greening of the Campus VI: Extending Connections, Ball State University
    Robert J. Koester, conference chair, professor and chair of the
    university's Council on the Environment

    NACUBO 2005 Annual Meeting
    Andrea Putnam and Michael Philips of P2 Consulting, advice for higher
    ed about energy reporting for the National Association of College and
    University Business Officers

    SCUP40, Planning " Linking " Learning
    Anthony Bernheim is principal, Green Design, for SMWM, a San Francisco
    architecture, interior design, planning and graphic design firm, and a
    frequent presenter and author about sustainability for the Society for
    College and University Planning (SCUP)

    [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    <--------------------------------------------

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    P.S. If you prefer face-to-face and you want to participate in some
    great conference programming at a joint conference of APPA, the EPA,
    NACUBO, SCUP, and the University of Maryland, check out the "Smart and
    Sustainable Campuses," conference in College Park, Maryland just a week
    or two later: November 3-4:

    [ http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html
    ]http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html <- Register now!
    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


    ENDORSERS

    If you are a member of any of the following endorsing organizations,
    you may register for THE CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III WEBCAST AT THE
    MEMBER PRICE:

    * Second Nature (a co-founder of Campus Sustainability Day)
    * The Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers (APPA)
    * The National Association of College and University Business
    Officers (NACUBO)
    * Association of College Unions International (ACUI)
    * Ball State University
    * Education for Sustainability Western Network (EFS West)
    * University Leaders for a Sustainable Future (ULSF)
    * New Jersey Higher Education Partnership for Sustainability (NJHEPS)
    * Campus Ecology Project of the National Wildlife Federation
    * National Association of Educational Buyers (NAEB)
    * Higher Education Climate Action Project (HECAP)
    * US PartnershipDecade of Education for Sustainable Development
    * Green Meeting Industry Council
    * National Association of Environmental Law Societies (NAELS)
    * National Association of College Auxiliary Services
    * Pennsylvania Consortium for Interdisciplinary Environmental
    Policy (PCIEP)
    * Sustainable Univerties Initiative of South Carolina (SUISC),
    a coalition of 18 institutions
    * USGBC Emerging Green Builders

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  • 4.  Campus Greening

    Posted 09-28-2005 20:00
    Merlina,

    Campus sustainability initiative information has been circulating in
    a bus/env group. Here's some more information. If this stuff isn't
    helpful let me know and I'll stop sending it to you.

    Linda


    >I would also recommend the Sierra Youth Coalition's Sustainable Campus
    >Project. There are resources for doing an assessment of your campus
    >sustainability, which include a series of indicators under a number of
    >different categories. It is being used mostly by Canadian campuses.
    >
    >See:
    >http://www.syc-cjs.org/sustainable/tiki-index.php?page=Measuring+Sustain
    >ability
    >
    >- Amelia
    >
    >************************************
    >Amelia Clarke
    >PhD Student, Faculty of Management
    >McGill University
    >Room 597A, 1001 Sherbrooke Street W.
    >Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3A 1G5
    >Phone (cell): 514 605-1436
    >Email: amelia.clarke@mail.mcgill.ca
    >
    --
    Linda C. Forbes, Ph.D.
    Assistant Professor of Organization Studies
    Franklin & Marshall College
    Department of Business, Organizations, and Society
    P.O. Box 3003
    Lancaster, PA 17604
    Phone: 717-291-3895 Fax: 717-358-4568


  • 5.  Campus Greening

    Posted 09-30-2005 16:40
    Hi! I'm especially interested in greening curricula, introducing
    environmental
    issues into more business-oriented departments. Did she cover any of
    that? Thanks so much!!

    Maya Fischhoff
    MSU
    _Townsend@ANTIOCHNE.EDU>:

    > Denis,
    >
    > I don’t know of a green campus certification process, but I had an intern
    > last year who compiled a booklet on greening colleges and universities.
    > It is divided into several major sections, each of which contains greening
    > checklists. If you (or anyone else) would like an electronic copy, I
    > would be glad to send it out. Additionally, she put together a
    > comprehensive listing of green college/university web resources, which
    > might be helpful as well.
    >
    > Best wishes,
    > Amy
    >
    >
    > Amy K. Townsend, Ph.D.
    > President
    > Sustainable Development International
    > P.O. Box 725
    > Black Mountain, NC 28711
    > USA
    >
    > Phone: (001) 301-651-8379
    > _____________________________
    >
    > Visit Sustainable Development
    > International Corp. on the Web:
    > http://www.smartoffice.com
    > _____________________________
    >
    > -----Original Message-----
    > From: Organizations and the Natural Environment Discussion
    > [mailto:ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Gordon Rands
    > Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:34 PM
    > To: ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    > Subject: FW: Campus Sustainability Day 3.0
    >
    > Apologies for any cross postings.
    >
    > In a message to IABS-L, Denis Collins wrote:
    >
    > I've just been elected to chair a newly formed "green campus" committee.
    > The committee will develop a list of indicators for benchmarking purposes.
    >
    > I am familiar with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design),
    > which certifies "green buildings." I am also aware that the Unitarian
    > Universalists have a green sanctuary certification process that includes
    > broader indicators.
    >
    > By any chance is there a "Green Campus" certification process for colleges
    > and universities? If so, I can't find it on the internet. If there isn't,
    > there should be! :)
    >
    > Any leads would be helpful.
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Denis
    >
    > Right below Denis' message in my inbox was a message (see bleow) about a
    > telecast on campus sustainability sponsored by the Society for Campus and
    > University Planning, to be held October 26, 2005.~ We viewed and taped the
    > telecast two years ago here at WIU and it was useful.~ Other useful
    > resources for those interested in campus greening include the following
    > organizations:
    >
    > University Leaders for a Sustainable Future [ http://www.ulsf.org/
    > ]http://www.ulsf.org~
    > Education for Sustainability - Western Network~ [ http://www.efswest.org/
    > ]http://www.efswest.org~ (they hold a conference every other year -- next
    > one in fall 2006 at Arizona State U.)
    > Second Nature~ [ http://www.secondnature.org/ ]http://www.secondnature.org/
    > Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
    > (AASHE)~ [ http://www.aashe.org/ ]http://www.aashe.org/
    > National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program~ [
    > http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/ ]http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/
    > Ball State University holds an excellent Greening the Campus conference in
    > September of odd numbered years;~~ [
    > http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html
    > ]http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html
    >
    > While there is a tremendous amount of activity in the area of campus
    > sustainability, including the hiring of sustainability coordinators by
    > many universities, to my knowledge there is not a green campus
    > certification comparable to the LEED certification for buildings, or a
    > Rugmark or Forest Stewardship Council certification for products.~ I'm
    > also involved in our campus sustainability efforts, and will be glad to
    > speak with anyone else who is interested in this area.
    >
    > Gordon Rands
    > Western Illinois University
    > 309-298-1342
    >
    >
    >
    > ~
    > [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]
    > ~
    > [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]
    >
    > CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III
    > October 26, 2005 <---------------------------------------- REGISTER NOW!
    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    >
    > [ ] Please share this information with colleagues
    > on your campus and elsewhere by forwarding it.
    >
    > [ ] It's time to get signed up, find a room,
    > and invite colleagues from all over campus!
    >
    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    > <--------------------------------------------
    >
    > SCUP's 2-hour webcast stands alone as great programming for anyone on
    > campus - students, faculty, staff - across all departments and disci-
    > plines. It's an inexpensive way to bring those people together, sponsor-
    > ed by your department, center, group, or even by external vendors of
    > products and services. You can watch and listen to it by yourself, but
    > we'd prefer that you didn't!
    >
    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    > <--------------------------------------------
    >
    > This year's program is: "A SIX-PACK (RECYCLED, OF COURSE) OF
    > SUSTAINABILITY LESSONS FROM THE PAST YEAR IN HIGHER EDUCATION" and
    > features renowned NPR science correspondent Joe Palca as the moderator.
    > He will engage with five additional presenters, each of whom will bring
    > you the meaty parts of five different higher education conferences in
    > the past year: So you didn't have to attend them and burn all that jet
    > fuel.
    >
    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    > <--------------------------------------------
    >
    > We encourage folks on campus to arrange other activities around the
    > webcast - like a panel discussion afterwards, or poster displays by
    > groups on campus who are doing great things relating to sustainability.
    >
    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    > <--------------------------------------------
    >
    > All you need is a computer with Internet connectivity for visual and a
    > telephone line for audio; no special software or plug-ins are required.
    > Of course, if you put on the kind of event SCUP hopes you will around
    > this, you may also need a data projector and a very loud speakerphone!
    > You can also order a DVD for use afterwards, or if you cannot make the
    > live, interactive webcast date and time.
    >
    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    > <--------------------------------------------
    >
    > The conferences and presenters acting as correspondents from each are:
    >
    > Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
    > (AASHE; was EFS West); Anthony D. Cortese of Second Nature, a
    > co-founder of both AASHE and Campus Sustainability Day.
    >
    > APPA 2005, Educational Facilities Leadership Forum; Lander Medlin,
    > executive vice president of the Association of Higher Education
    > Facilities Officers
    >
    > Greening of the Campus VI: Extending Connections, Ball State University
    > Robert J. Koester, conference chair, professor and chair of the
    > university's Council on the Environment
    >
    > NACUBO 2005 Annual Meeting
    > Andrea Putnam and Michael Philips of P2 Consulting, advice for higher
    > ed about energy reporting for the National Association of College and
    > University Business Officers
    >
    > SCUP40, Planning " Linking " Learning
    > Anthony Bernheim is principal, Green Design, for SMWM, a San Francisco
    > architecture, interior design, planning and graphic design firm, and a
    > frequent presenter and author about sustainability for the Society for
    > College and University Planning (SCUP)
    >
    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    > <--------------------------------------------
    >
    > Many thanks to our sponsors for CSD 3.0:
    >
    > - Gilbane: [ http://www.gilbaneco.com/markets/market_he.aspx
    > ]http://www.gilbaneco.com/markets/market_he.aspx
    > - Herman Miller: [ http://www.scup.org/gfx/hm_logo_black.gif
    > ]http://www.scup.org/gfx/hm_logo_black.gif
    > - Itron: [ http://www.itron.com/ ]http://www.itron.com/
    > - Sasaki: [ http://www.scup.org/gfx/Sasaki_logo.jpg
    > ]http://www.scup.org/gfx/Sasaki_logo.jpg
    >
    >
    > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Adv +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    > P.S. If you prefer face-to-face and you want to participate in some
    > great conference programming at a joint conference of APPA, the EPA,
    > NACUBO, SCUP, and the University of Maryland, check out the "Smart and
    > Sustainable Campuses," conference in College Park, Maryland just a week
    > or two later: November 3-4:
    >
    > [ http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html
    > ]http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html <- Register now!
    > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    >
    >
    > ENDORSERS
    >
    > If you are a member of any of the following endorsing organizations,
    > you may register for THE CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III WEBCAST AT THE
    > MEMBER PRICE:
    >
    > * Second Nature (a co-founder of Campus Sustainability Day)
    > * The Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers (APPA)
    > * The National Association of College and University Business
    > Officers (NACUBO)
    > * Association of College Unions International (ACUI)
    > * Ball State University
    > * Education for Sustainability Western Network (EFS West)
    > * University Leaders for a Sustainable Future (ULSF)
    > * New Jersey Higher Education Partnership for Sustainability (NJHEPS)
    > * Campus Ecology Project of the National Wildlife Federation
    > * National Association of Educational Buyers (NAEB)
    > * Higher Education Climate Action Project (HECAP)
    > * US PartnershipDecade of Education for Sustainable Development
    > * Green Meeting Industry Council
    > * National Association of Environmental Law Societies (NAELS)
    > * National Association of College Auxiliary Services
    > * Pennsylvania Consortium for Interdisciplinary Environmental
    > Policy (PCIEP)
    > * Sustainable Univerties Initiative of South Carolina (SUISC),
    > a coalition of 18 institutions
    > * USGBC Emerging Green Builders
    >
    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/
    > <--------------------------------------------
    >
    > |||
    >
    > SCUP does not believe in spam, nor does it wish to send information to
    > people who don't want it. If you would like to request to not be sent
    > any further SCUP Alerts, please let us know: info@scup.org, Society for
    > College and University Planning, 339 E. Liberty Street, Suite 300,
    > Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 USA, 734.998.7832, fax 734.998.6532.
    >
    > SCUP is on line at [ http://www.scup.org/ ]http://www.scup.org/
    >
    >
    >
    >


  • 6.  Campus Greening

    Posted 10-02-2005 08:46

    Maya,

     

    If you're interested in greening curricula and haven't, yet, read it, you might want to get the following book on the subject: 

     

    Greening the College Curriculum: A Guide to Environmental Teaching in the Liberal Arts (Paperback) by Rainforest <st1:city><st1:place>Alliance</st1:place></st1:city> (Corporate Author), <st1:personname>Jon</st1:personname>athan Collett (Editor), Stephen Karakashian (Editor)

     

    You can view it at Amazon.com here: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1559634227/qid=1128257046/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-7931837-8856611?v=glance&s=books.

     

    Best wishes,

    Amy

     

    ________________________________

     

    Amy Townsend, Ph.D.

    President

    Sustainable Dev't. International Corp.

    <st1:address><st1:street>P.O. Box</st1:street> 725</st1:address>

    <st1:place><st1:city>Black Mountain</st1:city>, <st1:state>NC</st1:state> <st1:postalcode>28711</st1:postalcode>  <st1:country-region>USA</st1:country-region></st1:place>

    (301) 651-8379

    ________________________________

     

    You can visit our web site at:

    www.smartoffice.com

    ________________________________

     

     

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Organizations and the Natural Environment Discussion [mailto:ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of mayaef@UMICH.EDU
    Sent:     <st1:date month="9" day="30" year="2005">Friday, September 30, 2005</st1:date> <st1:time hour="16" minute="40">4:40 PM</st1:time>
    To: ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Re: Campus Greening

     

    Hi!  I'm especially interested in greening curricula, introducing

    environmental

    issues into more business-oriented departments.  Did she cover any of

    that? Thanks so much!!

     

    Maya Fischhoff

    MSU

    _Townsend@ANTIOCHNE.EDU>:

     

    > Denis,

    >

    > I don't know of a green campus certification process, but I had an intern

    > last year who compiled a booklet on greening colleges and universities.

    > It is divided into several major sections, each of which contains greening

    > checklists.  If you (or anyone else) would like an electronic copy, I

    > would be glad to send it out.  Additionally, she put together a

    > comprehensive listing of green college/university web resources, which

    > might be helpful as well.

    >

    > Best wishes,

    > Amy

    >

    >

    > Amy K. Townsend, Ph.D.

    > President

    > Sustainable Development International

    > P.O. Box 725

    > <st1:place><st1:city>Black Mountain</st1:city>, <st1:state>NC</st1:state> <st1:postalcode>28711</st1:postalcode></st1:place>

    > <st1:country-region><st1:place>USA</st1:place></st1:country-region>

    >

    > Phone:  (001) 301-651-8379

    > _____________________________

    >

    > Visit Sustainable Development

    > International Corp. on the Web:

    > http://www.smartoffice.com

    > _____________________________

    >

    > -----Original Message-----

    > From: Organizations and the Natural Environment Discussion

    > [mailto:ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Gordon Rands

    > Sent: <st1:date month="9" day="27" year="2005">Tuesday, September 27, 2005</st1:date> <st1:time hour="12" minute="34">12:34 PM</st1:time>

    > To: ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU

    > Subject: FW: Campus Sustainability Day 3.0

    >

    > Apologies for any cross postings.

    >

    > In a message to IABS-L, Denis Collins wrote:

    >

    > I've just been elected to chair a newly formed "green campus" committee.

    > The committee will develop a list of indicators for benchmarking purposes.

    >

    > I am familiar with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design),

    > which certifies "green buildings." I am also aware that the Unitarian

    > Universalists have a green sanctuary certification process that includes

    > broader indicators.

    >

    > By any chance is there a "Green Campus" certification process for colleges

    > and universities? If so, I can't find it on the internet. If there isn't,

    > there should be! :)

    >

    > Any leads would be helpful.

    >

    > Thanks,

    > Denis

    >

    > Right below Denis' message in my inbox was a message (see bleow) about a

    > telecast on campus sustainability sponsored by the Society for Campus and

    > University Planning, to be held October 26, 2005.~ We viewed and taped the

    > telecast two years ago here at WIU and it was useful.~ Other useful

    > resources for those interested in campus greening include the following

    > organizations:

    >

    > University Leaders for a Sustainable Future [ http://www.ulsf.org/

    > ]http://www.ulsf.org~

    > Education for Sustainability - Western Network~ [ http://www.efswest.org/

    > ]http://www.efswest.org~ (they hold a conference every other year -- next

    > one in fall 2006 at <st1:place><st1:placename>Arizona</st1:placename> <st1:placetype>State</st1:placetype> <st1:placetype>U.</st1:placetype></st1:place>)

    > Second Nature~ [ http://www.secondnature.org/ ]http://www.secondnature.org/

    > Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education

    > (AASHE)~ [ http://www.aashe.org/ ]http://www.aashe.org/

    > National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program~ [

    > http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/ ]http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/

    > <st1:place><st1:placename>Ball</st1:placename> <st1:placetype>State</st1:placetype> <st1:placetype>University</st1:placetype></st1:place> holds an excellent Greening the Campus conference in

    > September of odd numbered years;~~ [

    > http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html

    > ]http://www.bsu.edu/provost/ceres/greening/index.html

    >

    > While there is a tremendous amount of activity in the area of campus

    > sustainability, including the hiring of sustainability coordinators by

    > many universities, to my knowledge there is not a green campus

    > certification comparable to the LEED certification for buildings, or a

    > Rugmark or Forest Stewardship Council certification for products.~ I'm

    > also involved in our campus sustainability efforts, and will be glad to

    > speak with anyone else who is interested in this area.

    >

    > Gordon Rands

    > <st1:place><st1:placename>Western</st1:placename> <st1:placename>Illinois</st1:placename> <st1:placetype>University</st1:placetype></st1:place>

    > 309-298-1342

    >

    >

    >

    > ~

    > [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]

    > ~

    > [Image:9282005_100447_0.bmp]

    >

    > CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III

    > <st1:date month="10" day="26" year="2005">October 26, 2005</st1:date> <---------------------------------------- REGISTER NOW!

    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    >

    > [ ] Please share this information with colleagues

    > on your campus and elsewhere by forwarding it.

    >

    > [ ] It's time to get signed up, find a room,

    > and invite colleagues from all over campus!

    >

    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    > <--------------------------------------------

    >

    > SCUP's 2-hour webcast stands alone as great programming for anyone on

    > campus - students, faculty, staff - across all departments and disci-

    > plines. It's an inexpensive way to bring those people together, sponsor-

    > ed by your department, center, group, or even by external vendors of

    > products and services. You can watch and listen to it by yourself, but

    > we'd prefer that you didn't!

    >

    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    > <--------------------------------------------

    >

    > This year's program is: "A SIX-PACK (RECYCLED, OF COURSE) OF

    > SUSTAINABILITY LESSONS FROM THE PAST YEAR IN HIGHER EDUCATION" and

    > features renowned NPR science correspondent Joe Palca as the moderator.

    > He will engage with five additional presenters, each of whom will bring

    > you the meaty parts of five different higher education conferences in

    > the past year: So you didn't have to attend them and burn all that jet

    > fuel.

    >

    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    > <--------------------------------------------

    >

    > We encourage folks on campus to arrange other activities around the

    > webcast - like a panel discussion afterwards, or poster displays by

    > groups on campus who are doing great things relating to sustainability.

    >

    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    > <--------------------------------------------

    >

    > All you need is a computer with Internet connectivity for visual and a

    > telephone line for audio; no special software or plug-ins are required.

    > Of course, if you put on the kind of event SCUP hopes you will around

    > this, you may also need a data projector and a very loud speakerphone!

    > You can also order a DVD for use afterwards, or if you cannot make the

    > live, interactive webcast date and time.

    >

    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    > <--------------------------------------------

    >

    > The conferences and presenters acting as correspondents from each are:

    >

    > Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education

    > (AASHE; was EFS West); Anthony D. Cortese of Second Nature, a

    > co-founder of both AASHE and Campus Sustainability Day.

    >

    > APPA 2005, Educational Facilities Leadership Forum; Lander Medlin,

    > executive vice president of the Association of Higher Education

    > Facilities Officers

    >

    > Greening of the Campus VI: Extending Connections, <st1:place><st1:placename>Ball</st1:placename> <st1:placetype>State</st1:placetype> <st1:placetype>University</st1:placetype></st1:place>

    > Robert J. Koester, conference chair, professor and chair of the

    > university's Council on the Environment

    >

    > NACUBO 2005 Annual Meeting

    > Andrea Putnam and Michael Philips of P2 Consulting, advice for higher

    > ed about energy reporting for the National Association of College and

    > University Business Officers

    >

    > SCUP40, Planning " Linking " Learning

    > Anthony Bernheim is principal, Green Design, for SMWM, a <st1:city><st1:place>San Francisco</st1:place></st1:city>

    > architecture, interior design, planning and graphic design firm, and a

    > frequent presenter and author about sustainability for the Society for

    > College and University Planning (SCUP)

    >

    > [ http://www.scup.org/csd/3/ ]http://www.scup.org/csd/3/

    > <--------------------------------------------

    >

    > Many thanks to our sponsors for CSD 3.0:

    >

    > - Gilbane: [ http://www.gilbaneco.com/markets/market_he.aspx

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    > P.S. If you prefer face-to-face and you want to participate in some

    > great conference programming at a joint conference of APPA, the EPA,

    > NACUBO, SCUP, and the <st1:place><st1:placetype>University</st1:placetype> of <st1:placename>Maryland</st1:placename></st1:place>, check out the "Smart and

    > Sustainable Campuses," conference in <st1:place><st1:city>College Park</st1:city>, <st1:state>Maryland</st1:state></st1:place> just a week

    > or two later: November 3-4:

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    > [ http://www.epa.gov/sectors/colleges/sascc.html

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    > ENDORSERS

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    > If you are a member of any of the following endorsing organizations,

    > you may register for THE CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY III WEBCAST AT THE

    > MEMBER PRICE:

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    > * Second Nature (a co-founder of Campus Sustainability Day)

    > * The Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers (APPA)

    > * The National Association of College and University Business

    > Officers (NACUBO)

    > * Association of College Unions International (ACUI)

    > * <st1:place><st1:placename>Ball</st1:placename> <st1:placetype>State</st1:placetype> <st1:placetype>University</st1:placetype></st1:place>

    > * Education for Sustainability Western Network (EFS West)

    > * University Leaders for a Sustainable Future (ULSF)

    > * <st1:state><st1:place>New Jersey</st1:place></st1:state> Higher Education Partnership for Sustainability (NJHEPS)

    > * Campus Ecology Project of the National Wildlife Federation

    > * National Association of Educational Buyers (NAEB)

    > * Higher Education Climate Action Project (HECAP)

    > * US PartnershipDecade of Education for Sustainable Development

    > * Green Meeting Industry Council

    > * National Association of Environmental Law Societies (NAELS)

    > * National Association of College Auxiliary Services

    > * <st1:state><st1:place>Pennsylvania</st1:place></st1:state> Consortium for Interdisciplinary Environmental

    > Policy (PCIEP)

    > * Sustainable Univerties Initiative of <st1:state><st1:place>South Carolina</st1:place></st1:state> (SUISC),

    > a coalition of 18 institutions

    > * USGBC Emerging Green Builders

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