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peace green tech Green Campus Action Plan

peace green tech Green Campus Action Plan. Green Campus Action Plan David A Driskill, AIA, LEED AP Director of Urban Tech Kevin Doyle, President Green Economies Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education , October 11, 2010. GREEN CAMPUS ACTION PLAN.

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  1. peace green techGreen Campus Action Plan Green Campus Action Plan David A Driskill, AIA, LEED AP Director of Urban Tech Kevin Doyle, President Green Economies Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education , October 11, 2010

  2. GREEN CAMPUS ACTION PLAN Going from “D” to “A”ction • We are Texas Tech University • Spring into Green • The President’s Task Force for Sustainability • Recommendation 1: Appoint a sustainability liaison to the President • Recommendation 2: Make an assessment of green practices on campus • Recommendation 3: Use Spring into Green as a vehicle to publically announce the campus green initiatives. Campus Sustainability Report Card 2010 D+ (higher than last year)

  3. GREEN CAMPUS ACTION PLAN We are Texas Tech University

  4. WE ARE TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY From here, it's possible. Texas Tech University prides itself on being a major comprehensive research university that retains the sense of a smaller liberal arts institution with an enrollment of over 30,000 students. • Created by legislative action in 1923. • The major institution of higher education in a region larger than 46 of the nation’s 50 states. • The campus is home to a major university, law school and medical school.

  5. WE ARE TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY Lubbock, Texas pop. 300,000- • Lubbock Lake Landmark: continuous human habitation for 12,000 – 15,000 yrs. • Texas annually produces about 25% of the entire U.S. crop with over 9,000 square miles of cotton fields! • According to a study released by the non-partisan Bay Area Center for Voting Research, Lubbock is the secondmostconservativecity in the United States.

  6. FROM HERE, IT IS POSSIBLE! “I think of Lubbock as the energy capitol of the world: oil, natural gas, inexpensive coal, biomass, wind and solar. We are water rich. Lubbock sets on a body of water greater in size than the great lakes, the Ogallala Aquifer.” David A. Driskill, AIA, LEED AP

  7. GREEN CAMPUS ACTION PLAN SPRING INTO GREEN

  8. SPRING INTO GREEN Good Stewardship! Good Citizenship! Good Business! Vice Chancellor Michael Ellicott Facilities Planning and Construction, TTU System

  9. SPRING INTO GREEN Green Campus Action Plan • Fall 2008, College of Architecture receives $17,000 grant from The CH Foundation • Day 1: Symposium • Michael Ellicott, Vice Chancellor for Facilities Planning and Construction • David Orr, Oberlin College • Kevin Doyle, Green Economies

  10. SPRING INTO GREEN Green Campus Action Plan • Day 2: World Cafes • University Community • Administrators and Managers As a conversational process, the World Café is an innovative yet simple methodology for hosting conversations about questions that matter. These conversations link and build on each other as people move between groups, cross-pollinate ideas, and discover new insights into the questions or issues that are most important in their life, work, or community. http://www.theworldcafe.com/

  11. SPRING INTO GREEN Morning: Dialog and idea tables hosted by selected individuals from across campus. The process generated notes on newsprint posted on the Ballroom walls. Afternoon: Facilitated session for invited administers and managers, many of whom attended the morning World Café.

  12. SPRING INTO GREEN Green Campus Action Plan • Day 2: News Conference (following the Admin & Mgrs workshop) • Recommendations to the President • Establish a position or task force at the University level to guide the transition to a sustainable campus. • Conduct a assessment of sustainable practices for the Texas Tech University Campus. Vice Chancellor Michael Ellicott

  13. SPRING INTO GREEN Green Campus Action Plan • Day 2: Elo and Olga Urbanovsky Poster Session, Graduate School • Faculty • Students Poster by Urs Peter Flueckiger

  14. SPRING INTO GREEN US Green Building Council - Students • First level bullet treatment • First level bullet treatment • First level bullet treatment

  15. SPRING INTO GREEN US Green Building Council - Students • First level bullet treatment • First level bullet treatment • First level bullet treatment

  16. SPRING INTO GREEN Green Week US Green Building Council – Students

  17. SPRING INTO GREEN good stewardship Principal, The Beck Group, Dallas good citizenship Director of Sustainability good business Sustainable Business Conference “The Will Rogers Approach to Real Green Building – by Design” Peter L Peiffer, FAIA Barley & Pfeiffer Architects good stewardship good citizenship good business

  18. SPRING INTO GREEN good stewardship Principal, The Beck Group, Dallas good citizenship Director of Sustainability good business Second Annual Spring into Green Conference 2010 The Green Revolution, San Antonio’s Experience Former Mayor Phil Hardberger Our Children’s World

  19. GREEN CAMPUS ACTION PLAN President’s Task Force for a Sustainable Campus President Guy Bailey

  20. President’s Task Force for a Sustainable Campus Charge (November 2009) • To conduct a review and assessment of current sustainability practices at Texas Tech University; Identify key areas of concern and areas impacted by sustainable practices; identify opportunities for sustainable education and research. • To present to the President appropriate recommendations that support the criteria of responsible stewardship and sustainability at Texas Tech University. Chair: David A. Driskill, AIA, LEED AP Dean Fontenot, Ph.D., Engineering John Zak, Ph.D., Biology Robert Diaz, LEED AP, USGBC – students Cory Chandler, Communications and Marketing John Brockelhurst, Staff Senate Josh Frost, SGA Theresa Drewell, AIA, V-Chancellor, Facilities Planning Mike Faires, V-President, Operations Deborah Crowder, Purchasing Angela Forney, Housing

  21. President’s Task Force for a Sustainable Campus Recommendations (Mar. 2010) • Texas Tech University membership in the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). • Institutionalization of sustainable practices. • Take advantage of Earth Day and Green Week to announce membership in the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. Chair: David A. Driskill, AIA, LEED AP Dean Fontenot, Ph.D., Engineering John Zak, Ph.D., Biology Robert Diaz, LEED AP, USGBC – students Cory Chandler, Communications and Marketing John Brockelhurst, Staff Senate Josh Frost, SGA Theresa Drewell, AIA, V-Chancellor, Facilities Planning Mike Faires, V-President, Operations Deborah Crowder, Purchasing Angela Forney, Housing

  22. GREEN CAMPUS ACTION PLAN From Here it is Possible!

  23. From Here it is Possible Arbor Day, April 2010 • Texas Tech University membership in the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). • Institutionalization of sustainable practices. August 2010 • Michael Faires, Assoc. Vice-President/Operations named Campus Sustainability Liaison • Sustainability Office created, Karen Hopkins hired

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