Missouri University of Science and Technology
PAE-1: Sustainability Coordination

The mission of the Missouri S&T Green Campus Committee is to continually improve operations and advance campus culture through educating and engaging faculty, staff and students. Our students will become leaders in an arena of changing social, political and technological views in a carbon-constrained economy and a rapidly changing physical world. We will provide them with a campus environment and the necessary skills to meet the challenges ahead. Green Campus Committee members include Missouri S&T students, faculty and staff, University alumni and members of the local community. The committee serves to advise and help advance sustainability initiatives on the campus.

Current members of the 2012-2013 Green Campus Committee - Chaired by Dr. Joel G. Burken Faculty Bonnie Bachman, Professor-Business & Information Technology Joel Burken, Professor-Civil, Architectural & Environmental Engineering-Committee Chair Kate Drowne, Associate Professor, Director-Writing Center Melanie Mormile, Professor-Biological Sciences Dev Niyogi, Associate Professor-Biological Sciences Dan Oerther, Professor-Civil, Architectural & Environmental Engineering Tom Schuman, Associate Professor-Chemistry Eric Showalter, Associate Professor-Civil, Architectural & Environmental Engineering Administrators Ray Bono, Director-Environmental Health & Safety Andy Careaga, Director-Communications Steve Malott, Vice Chancellor-Administrative Services Jim Murphy, Assistant Vice Chancellor-Student Affairs Jim Packard, Director-Facilities Operations Mark Potrafka, Director-Student Affairs Angie Rolufs, Director-Office of Sustainable Energy & Environmental Engagement Ted Ruth, Director-Design & Construction management Staff Christina Adams, Administrative Assistant - Environmental Research Center Cathy Allison, Computer Project Manager-Information Technology Tony Arnold, Assistant Director-Office of Sustainable Energy & Environmental Engagement Randy Davis, Assistant Director-Custodial & Landscape Services Jamie Feldhacker, EMS Coordinator-Environmental Health & Safety Sara Lindeman, Manager- Havener Center Operations Donna Kreisler, Environmental Health Technician-Environmental Health & Safety Students Cory Brennan, Student Sustainability Coordinator- Office of Sustainable Energy & Environmental Engagement Eric Farrow, Graduate Student-Environmental Engineering Alumni Jessica Crouch, Shaklee Director Local Business Route 66 Bicycles Owner- Dan Fuhrmann

Mission The Office of Sustainable Energy & Environmental Engagement fosters alliances to support energy and environmental research, education and outreach while leading Missouri S&T programs to advance campus sustainability. Vision Through the efforts of OSE3, Missouri S&T will be recognized as an international leader in energy and environmental research and education and known for their innovation in advancing campus sustainability.

Position Title: Director, Office of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engagement (OSE3) Purpose of Position: Plan, direct and manage the activities of the Office of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engagement (OSE3). Directly supervise a staff of professionals in accomplishing the mission of OSE3: to foster strategic alliances that support energy and environmental research, education, and outreach, while leading Missouri 5& T programs to advance campus sustainability. Set direction and goals for OSE3, develop and implement a strategic plan, and create a culture of continuous improvement. Develop proposals and manage the formation of strategic partnerships and teaming arrangements between faculty members and with outside organizations in the areas of energy efficiency, renewable energy, alternative fuels, environmental sustainability, high performance green building, and environmental management systems. Foster a campus sustainability culture by developing, leading, and promoting environmental initiatives such as energy conservation and management, greenhouse gas reduction, waste and recycling programs, environmentally responsible purchasing, environmental curriculum development, water resources management, and sustainable campus transportation.