Facilities Master Plan - 2012 - Chesapeake College

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To insure that we achieve each of those goals, our Sustainability Operations Group (SOG) derived strategies, specific action plans, and measures of success for FY 2010-2012. The SOG is a cross-divisional team which has representatives from all segments of the college including student representation. The SOG will work with theappropriate division to support efforts to attain our sustainability goals.Chesapeake College Plan for SustainabilitySustainability is one of five core themes in Chesapeake College’s new strategic plan. It drives our efforts to supportthe interconnected environmental, economic, and social needs of Our Vision: Chesapeake will our local area and of the broader world. Throughsustainability we can meet “the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations tomeet their own needs.” (Brundtland Commission, 1989)be an educational leader in aThe College has identified seven sustainability goals:thriving, ecologically stable1. Promote and model environmental and social responsibility.2. Improve campus energy efficiency.3. Support “green” business development.4. Offer learning opportunities in and across disciplines and through co-curricular activities5. Build on the cultural heritage of the Shore as we develop new academic and career programs.6. Use transparent, inclusive budget processes to ensure appropriate allocation of resources.7. Expand the base of private financial support for the college.Goal 1: Promote and model environmental and social responsibilityStrategies Plan of Action Measures of Success Assigned to:SOG reps will scheduleworkshopsa. Provide a continuing series of sustainabilityworkshops.At least 3 workshops will bepresented by December 31,2010Participants will fill outevaluations for each workshop.October 28 – Fiscal Sustainability – MikeKilgusNovember 11—Cultural-Social JusticeSustainabiliy – Greg FarleyDecember 2 – Environmental Sustainability –Doug Grayb. Develop a sustainability website for thecollege and the community.SOG will work with theGreen Team and theWebmaster to develop asustainability page.New website will be developedby December 31, 2010.Doug GraySustainability-1
c. Sustainability advocates will meet withconstituencies to encourage their supportand collaboration including: CollegeCouncil, Divisional meetings of Academics,Administration, Student Success, andTechnology, Staff Assembly (STARS),Student groups, Board of Trustees.SOG will present ourcurrent plans and seekinput from our variousconstituencies.Brainstorming results from eachconstituency group will beincorporated into ongoingsustainability planning.All – Invite STARS reps to our meetingsd. Provide objective measurement ofsustainability efforts and current status.First report will be developed and deliveredto the president by June 30, 2010.SOG will develop anannual report onsustainability efforts atthe CollegeFirst report will be developedand delivered to the presidentby November 30, 2010.Committeee. The College will provide leadership forsustainability efforts on the Eastern Shore.SOG reps will meet withother organizations toseek partnerships.Committee will develop a recommendationon the Climate Change Commitment by June30 2011.The College Presidentwill sign the AmericanCollege and UniversityPresident’s ClimateChange Commitment.Goal 2: Improve campus energy efficiency.Strategies Plan of Action Measures of Success Assigned to:The College will seek The College’s new constructionLEED certification for all will be certified as LEED Silver.new construction and Participants will fill outrenovation projects. evaluations for each workshopa. The college designs and builds its facilitiesin such a way that we efficiently use ournatural resources.Director of Facilities: The College hasincorporated LEED principles in its planningfor the next two construction projects. Thisrequirement has been incorporated into theprogram statement for the Center for AlliedHealth and Athletics.Sustainability-2
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