Syracuse Center of Excellence


Developing Sustainable Practices as Applied to Strategic Planning, Operations, & Management
Abstract
 
This workshop will start with a panel discussion on practical aspects of sustainability. Alternatives and depth-of-analysis issues will be discussed by the panelists, who deal with these issues every day. The Workshop will then break into four sections: Water/Wastewater, Building Systems, Greenhouse Gas/Carbon Footprint, and Planning/Policy/Transportation. These interactive sections will work on specific sustainability practices related to their focus area. Two moderators, representing industry and academia, will be assigned to each group. Panelists will be available during the exercise to consult with each group. The final section of the workshop will be the development and discussion of a cohesive strategy formed from the results of each break out section.
PROGRAM
1-2 PM Panel Discussion on Sustainable Practice
Mark Lichtenstein, Syracuse Center of Excellence - Moderator
 
Bob Haley, Ashley and McGraw – Building Systems
Darek Letkiewicz, O’Brien and Gere – Environmental management
Pat Penfield, SU Whitman School of Management – Green supply chain
Paul Thompson, City of Syracuse, Engineering – Energy systems
Invited: Jerald Schnoor, University of Iowa – Facilities Management & Water Resources
 
2- 3:30 PM Break out sessions
 
Water and Wastewater systems
Facilitators: Dr. Tomas Young, Clarkson Univ.
Scott Grieco, O’Brien and Gere
Building systems
Facilitators: Hugh Henderson, CDH Energy
Mark Lichtenstein, Syracuse Center of Excellence
GHG/ Carbon Footprint
Facilitators: Lew Smyrnios,TurboGreen; or Paul Thompson, City of Syracuse
Dr. Richard Smardon, Environmental Studies, SUNY ESF
Land Use and Transportation
Facilitators: Mary Burgoon, Clough Harbour
Tracie Hall, NY Upstate US Green Building Council
 
3:30 –4PM Break out session summaries by group facilitators and others Moderator; Richard Smardon, SUNY/ESF
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