Research Interests include: Developing curriculum and teaching courses in a growing department. Techniques for active learning include lectures, demonstrations, multimedia presentation, calculation practice sessions, computer and field laboratory sessions.

Joshua Goldowitz is a professor and the Undergraduate Program Coordinator for Environmental Management in the Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Management and Safety Department. Goldowitz joined RIT in 1993 and previously worked for the H&A of New York in Rochester as a senior hydrogeologist/project manager. His research interests include developing curriculum and teaching courses in a growing department. Techniques for active learning include lectures, demonstrations, multimedia presentation, calculation practice sessions, computer and field laboratory sessions. Goldowitz is also President for the Hydro-Logic Corporation in Rochester, NY.

Research interests include: embedding organizational and societal value in corporate environmental management systems, and investigating methods for incorporating social responsibility as a measure of organizational excellence

Lisa Greenwood is a lecturer in the Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Management and Safety Department. She has been at RIT since 2007 and was previously the International Environment, Health & Safety Standards Manager at United Technologies/Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division. Her research foci relate to embedding organizational and societal value in corporate environmental management systems, and investigating methods for incorporating social responsibility as a measure of organizational excellence. Greenwood serves as the RIT representative on U.S. Technical Advisory Group to International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Technical Committee 207 (environmental management); U.S. delegate to ISO TC 207; RIT Alternate Representative Member of U.S. Technical Advisory Group on Social Responsibility; Circle Nursery School Board of Directors; Member Genesee Valley Chapter of Air & Waste Management Association and New York Water Environment Association. During the 2007-2008 academic year, Greenwood was a finalist for Exemplary Online Faculty Award.