University of California, Santa Barbara
SD-15: Sustainability Staffing

The Office of Sustainability reports to the Vice Chancellor of Administrative Services and has one staff member that splits her time between sustainability work and acting as the TGIF Grants Manager. We have staff working on sustainability issues across the campus, working across typical departmental boundaries to accomplish our sustainability goals. Staff working full time on Sustainability (not in the Office of Sustainability): Amorette Getty, Materials Research Lab Mo Lovegreen, Geography Katie Maynard, Geography David McHale, Physical Facilities Mark Rousseau, Housing & Residential Services Jordan Sager, Physical Facilities Bill Shelor, Student Affairs Sara Siedschlag, Associated Students We also have the following individuals serving as Chairs or Co-Chairs and members of the Sustainability Change Agent Teams and Chancellor's Sustainability Committee Subcommittees on Alternative Energy, Built Environment, Food, Transportation, and Water. This group dedicates a smaller percentage of time towards sustainability efforts, as do their team members (also listed below): Jacob Godfrey, Purchasing Bonnie Crouse, Dining & Residential Services Sue Hawkins, UCen Steve Kriz, BARC Arjun Sarkar, Transportation Kathy Scheidemen, Earth Research Institute Lisa Stratton, CCBER Jackie Treadway, Physical Facilities Jamie Wagner, TAP Bruce H Tiffney, Dean, College of Creative Studies, Professor, Earth Science, Interim Chair of SWG Lorelei Moosbrugger, Assistant Professor, Political Science Peter Alagona, Assistant Professor, History and Environmental Studies Lisa Berry, Instructional Consultant, Instructional Development David Carr, Associate Professor, Geography David Cleveland, Professor, Environmental Studies, 2009-2010 Sustainability Champion Deborah Karoff, Executive Director, Academic Senate LeeAnne Kryder, Continuing Lecturer, Writing Program, Chair of Campus Sustainable Communications Committee Eric Matthys, Professor, Mechanical Engineering, 2010-2011 Sustainability Champion Bruce Kendall, Associate Professor, Bren School of Environmental Science & Management George Michaels, Executive Director, Instructional Development Joel Michaelsen, Professor, Geography, Dar Roberts, Chair, Geography Josh Schimel, Chair, Environmental Studies, Professor, Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology Eric Smith, Professor, Political Science Jennifer Thorsch, Director, Cheadle Center for Biodiversity & Ecological Restoration Marc Fisher, Administrative Services Barry Colwell, Hoursing & Residential Services Chuck Haines, Budget & Planning Igor Mezic, Institute For Energy Efficiency Colin Twohig, Undergraduate Dennis Whelan, Budget & Planning Jack Wolever, Design & Construction Services Scott Bull, Associated Students Charles Champlin, Student Affairs George Foulsham, Public Affairs LeeAnn French, Carsey Wold Center Cindy Lopez, Associated Students Britt Ortiz, Early Academic Outreach Jamie Herrera, Dining Services Dan Heedy, Housing & Residential Services Jon Cook, Physical Facilities Stacey Callaway, Environmetal Health & Safety Manuel Hererra, Housing & Residential Services Steve Howson, Central Stores Jake Miller, undergraduate Kristen Deshler, Government Relations Paolo Gardinali, Social Science Survey Center Steffen Gauglitz, Graduate Student Bernard Kirtman, Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry Arjun Sarkar, Transportation & Parking Services Robert Silsbee, Transportation & Parking Services James Wagner, Transportation Alternative Program Marissa Bills, undergraduate student Lauren Barnum, undergraduate student Richard Bout, undergraduate student Lakshmanan Nataraj, Graduate Student Dan Marquez, Physical Facilities Matthew O’Carroll, Graduate Student Dane Johnson, Graduate Student Briana Seapy, Graduate Student Jewel Snavely, Graduate Student Katie Cole, Graduate Student Rebecca Dorsey, Graduate Student Philip Jamkowski, undergraduate student Byron Sandoval, Physical Facilities Tuyen Nguyen, Associated Students We also employ a larger number of student interns to work on sustainability projects. This group flexes during the academic year, but, typically, there are approximately 25 to 30 FTE funded across the campus.