ESE-faculty-list Panelists Announced! For Capturing Resilience Oct 21 (Workshop on 22nd)

[Lee, Linda S]

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Panelists Announced for Oct 21! Pass it on!
Register Here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001FwANfh9PZD9a6C7iG1Wxyn1NqESSzj_BZMf04pUg-2t02xL2rQD-YEiXXkpAgRjw1egHpZC9TtAQGrG6IMVVvWWq2DvY5l0PFyK4gBbbmgwBbLB-oeFRXkyESLFb00BHEvanyimAOqvfqPcULvgmb-HAaZehuqNX-tnsNIoumU4oobDv6Y1DRA==>  (Food slots are filled but space in all other sessions are open)


"I am excited to see some of the region's most pragmatic and industrious minds convene to take on the heavy-lifting needed to formulate actionable solutions that simultaneously preserve our natural environment, welcome a growing population, fuel a thriving economy and ultimately secure our country's future. Please join me next week at the Capturing Resilience Summit to hear what this great line-up of panelists have to say. Register today."

Quite from: Pamela Cooper Griesemer, V.P. Sustainability Services, KERAMIDA, Inc.



 Link to Complete Agenda<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001FwANfh9PZD-LMCHVidwd1RGUrZUx-BG2QFvjOtGy_YxDPXPSFkGiFgiUdbIyQTeTRqHel2AGcP2Qw4zzZYVfeELcRc3wFPi3mKuiOF1MjBQg9WEJ1GcF1-lHwUX01aTEYqrNfswBrq9YL5DdqplB67rKXEslfDxp6oBhmYp7OAQ=>  (and pasted at the bottom of this email)







Resource Productivity Panelists


Anita Joglekar, President and CEO of Rainmakers Worldwide,
uses cutting edge technologies and inventions in clean energy, water and food technologies to develop sustainable infrastructure for communities.

Denise Coogan, Manager of Safety and Environmental Compliance Subaru of Indiana Automotive, has eliminated 99.8% of waste and manages zero-waste-to-landfill at the 2.9 million square foot manufacturing plant that assembles the Subaru Legacy and Outback.
Greg Spratt, Chief Sustainability Officer at Eli Lilly, works to drive efforts to lessen Lilly's environmental impact through increased energy efficiency and decreases in greenhouse gas emissions, water intake, and waste-to-landfill.

Paul Mitchell, President and CEO of Energy Systems Network, leads
an initiative focused on bringing clean technology to market and provides development and coordination for collaborative and joint ventures between members who are working to commercialize new technologies.  Mitchell previously served in the Office of Governor Mitch Daniels as Policy Director for Economic Development, Workforce, & Energy.













Smart Growth/Walkable Community Panelists

Dr. Daniel Aldridge, Fulbright Scholar, University of Tokyo authored over 25 peer reviewed articles and 60 reviews, including a book called "Building Resilience" on the role of social networks in disaster recovery.



Bill Brown, Director of Sustainability for Indiana University, teaches Sustainable Communities in the IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs Masters of Public Administration program in addition to organizing sustainability initiatives on IU's campus.



Tammara Tracy, Senior Planner, City of Indianapolis, for the past 8 years has specialized in zoning, land use, urban design, small business, and economic development within communities.



Bob Koester, Director, Center for Energy Research, Council of the Environment Chairman, and professor of architecture at Ball State University.



Dr. Scott Truex, Ball State College of Architecture and Planning,
specializes in urban design, community design and sustainable development practices.





Regenerative Agriculture Panelists


Nate and Emily Parks, Owner/Operators of Silverthorn Farm,
have transitioned a traditional 120 acre farm near Rossville, Indiana
to an organic and diversified vegetable and animal farm.


Gary Burniske, Managing Director for the Center for Global Food Security, is a specialist in international relief and development with a technical background in sustainable agriculture, forestry, and natural resource management.


Jodee Ellett, Purdue's first Local Foods Coordinator, works to reinforce connections between farmers and consumers to meet consumer demand for local food and make a statewide system stronger. In addition, the Ellett family built Gener8 Farms, a CSA that exchanges customer help in raising produce for discounted prices.



Adam Moody, Moody Meat, a fifth generation farmer, began sustainable practices on his farm in 1987. Moody Meats has expanded to two retail locations in Avon and Zionsville and the majority of their meat is raised by the Moody family farm or by selected local farmers.


Dr. John Motloch, Director of Land Design Institute and Ball State University professor specializes in sustainable design, resource balance land management and eco-economic and community development.




2013 ESE Summit Agenda
Day 1 - Monday October 21, 2013
11:00 AM    Kickoff Lunch & Smart Growth Panel        John Purdue Room, Marriott Hall
  1:00 PM    Regenerative Agriculture Panel                Stewart Center 206
  2:15 PM    Resource Productivity Technical Panel     Stewart Center 206
  3:30 PM    3 Minute Thesis Competition                    Fowler Hall, Stewart Center
  5:00 PM    Convocation and Poster Presentation       Ballrooms, PMU
  7:00 PM    Keynote Address by Bob Berkebile          Ballrooms, PMU
Day 2 - Tuesday October 22, 2013
Mid-America Cluster Kick-off Workshop - Stewart Center 214 ABCD
  8:30 AM    New Business Plan for America Primer w/ Mark "Puck" Myckleby
  9:00 AM    Distinguished Panel Comments
  9:30 AM    Exercise #1
                  Split into small groups based on attendees primary interests:
o    Walkable communities
o    Regenerative agriculture
o    Resource productivity
                  Define the specific issues for the Mid-America Cluster
                  Identify challenges, resources, and opportunities for economic
                  development and the fostering of sustainable agriculture
                  Identify groups and individuals who are not in a room, but should
                  be included
 10:30 AM    Break
 10:45 AM    Exercise #2
                   Split into small groups based on city:
                       West Lafayette, Indianapolis, Muncie, Bloomington, and Louisville
                   Define the specific issues for the Mid-America Cluster
                   Identify challenges, resources, and opportunities for economic
                   development and the fostering of sustainable agriculture
                   Identify groups and individuals who are not in a room, but should
                   be included
 11:45 AM    Exercise #3:: Think Regionally, Act Locally
                   Split into small groups based randomly
                   Think holistically at the regional scale and identify challenges,
                   resources, and opportunities for economic development
                   and the fostering of sustainable infrastructure for the
                   Mid-America Cluster
 12:30 PM    Exercise #3 Reporting from Groups and Lunch
  1:15 PM     Wrap-up/Next Steps
  2:00 PM     Green Bus Tours


Linda S. Lee
Purdue University, Department of Agronomy, Professor of Environmental Chemistry, Associate Head
Ecological Science & Engineering Interdisciplinary Graduate Program, Program Head, www.purdue.edu/ese<http://www.purdue.edu/ese>
3-363 Lilly Hall, West Lafayette, IN 47907
Office: (765) 494-8612; Cell (765) 414-3086
lslee at purdue.edu<mailto:lslee at purdue.edu>


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