Framing Next Generation Sustainability

9:15 am Julie Newman, MIT

9:35 am Shana Weber, Princeton

9:55 am Maki Ikegami, Hokkaido

10:15 am Coffee break

10:30 am Iain Patton, Environmental Assoc. for Universities and Colleges

10:50 am Davis Bookhart, Hong Kong – wrap up

11: 00 am Plenary clarification discussion

11:15 am Small group discussion – Framing Next Gen

Transforming Higher Education via Next Gen Sustainability Julie Newman Ph.D., MIT, Director of Sustainability

Part I: Drivers & Context

How have the drivers and context evolved over the two decades since the field of campus sustainability was launched?

PART II: How did higher education

respond?

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Source:  Oak  Ridge  Na1onal  Laboratory  

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1990   1994   1998   2002   2006   2010  

Sq.  FT  

Sta1onary  Emissions  eCO2  

Metric  Tons  

Pre-­‐Cogen  Increased  energy  

intensity    

Pre-­‐LEED  LEED,  Retrofits  +    Improved  GRID  

Sta1onary  Emissions  compared  with  Campus  Size  D

ata

Part III: Now what?

Source:  Ecodistrict  

Sustainable Cities

scalability metrics

collaboration innovation

Agenda: Innovation, Collaboration, Metrics, Scalability

1:00 pm Panelists provide 7 min overviews

2:00 pm

! Davis Bookhart: Innovation (R&D Commons Main Presentation Space, 4th Flr)

!  Jean Christophe Carteron: Metrics (32-144, 1st Flr)

! Amy Ho: Collaboration (R&D Commons Small Presentation Space, 4th Flr)

!  Kerstin Hoger: Scalability (32-124, 1st Flr)

4:00 pm Next Gen Roadmap: Heather Henriksen, Harvard (R&D Commons Main Presentation Space, 4th Flr)