Dennis Andrejko Associate Professor and Program Chair, Master of Architecture Program Sustainability Hall 81-3185 585-475-2405 daaarch@rit.edu Master of Architecture in Advanced Studies, 1977, MIT Environmental Design, Energy Reduction, Sustainable Building Technology. Previously Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, the University at Buffalo. Holds President's Award and Distinguished Service Award, American Institute of Architects. Paul Ardis Research Faculty Sustainability Hall 81-2178 585-475-5438 pxaics@rit.edu Ph.D., 2009, University of Rochester Diagnostics and Prognostics for Complex Systems, Machine Learning, Applied Statistics for Modeling and Optimization. Previously worked at the Air Force Research Laboratory (Rome, NY) in the Audio Processing Group. At GIS is currently researching solid oxide fuel cell mixing control, helicopter gear crack detection and modeling, commercial printing fleet forensics, freight fuel efficiency analytics, and analytics-aware data compression. Callie Babbitt Assistant Professor Sustainability Hall 81-2173 585-475-6277 callie.babbitt@rit.edu Ph.D., 2007, University of Florida Environmental Engineering, Life Cycle Assessment. Served as Instructor, American Council of Engineering Companies, Green Infrastructure and Sustainable Communities course, 2007-2010, where she developed and taught modules on sustainability metrics and life cycle assessment for engineers and consultants seeking to integrate sustainability practices into their business. Alex Bitterman Associate Professor Sustainability Hall 81-3178 585-475-5397 alex.bitterman@rit.edu Ph.D., 2008, SUNY at Buffalo Universal/Inclusive Design, Architectonic Brand Articulation and Brand Sustainability, Social Responsibility of the Designer. Received the 2007 Richard and Virginia Eisenhart Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching at RIT, nominated by students. Julius Chiavaroli Professor Sustainability Hall 81-3172 585-475-6238 jjcnct@rit.edu MBA, 1983, Rochester Institute of Technology Socially Responsible Design, Urban Design, Architect as Developer. Is a LEED Accredited Professional, US Green Building Council, since 2009. He is also interested in the support topics of architectural representation and the graphic arts. Lisa Dammeyer Administrative Assistant Sustainability Hall 81-2160 585-475-7363 lldadm@rit.edu Gabrielle Gaustad Assistant Professor Sustainability Hall 81-2175 585-475-6089 gabrielle.gaustad@rit.edu Ph.D., 2009, MIT Materials Recycling Strategies, Materials Science. Specific projects include development of a methodology for a resource recovery hierarchy comparing remanufacturing and recycling, implications of large-scale solar production and recycling on the Si and Al markets and evaluation of upgrading technologies for improving scrap streams and properly incentivizing collection. Michael Haselkorn Research Faculty Sustainability Hall 81-2172 585-475-5408 mhhasp@rit.edu Ph.D., 1973, University of Illinois Material Analysis, Design for Remanufacture, Reverse Engineering. Holds over 30 patents in material evaluation, product design and component manufacturing focusing on developing new applications and cost-effective manufacturing methods for ceramic, carbon, high-strength and high-temperature super alloy compositions, and stainless and high-strength steels. Nabil Nasr Assistant Provost and Director, Golisano Institute for Sustainability Sustainability Hall 81-1163 585-475-5101 nasr@rit.edu Ph.D., 1990, Rutgers University Sustainable Design, Remanufacturing, Life Cycle Engineering, Manufacturing Strategies. Recognized as "A leader who unites scientists, engineers, and industry leaders to combat threats to our planet through development of innovative educational programs and world-class research." Nenad Nenadic Research Faculty Sustainability Hall 81-2176 585-475-4109 nxnasp@rit.edu Ph.D., 2001, University of Rochester Prognostics, Micro-electromechanical Systems, Sensors Development and Analysis. Currently researching and developing methodologies for visualization and analysis of data collected on light armor vehicles (LAVs); developing technologies for pattern recognition and for prognostics on LAV subsystems; supporting other research initiatives in analysis; and supporting research in sensors, micro-sensors, and micro-systems. Donna Podeszek Administrative Assistant Sustainability Hall 81-3170 585-475-4990 dkpcpm@rit.edu Paul Stiebitz Professor and Associate Academic Director Sustainability Hall 81-2165 585-475-2602 Paul.Stiebitz@rit.edu M.S. Industrial Engineering, 1991, SUNY at Buffalo Product Design, Systems Analysis. Previous instructional responsibilities include graduate courses in design project management, systems engineering, systems architecture, integrated product and process design, systems simulation, and linear and nonlinear optimization. Michael Thurston Research Faculty and Technical Director, Systems Modernization and Sustainment Center Sustainability Hall 81-2174 585-475-6550 mgtasp@rit.edu Ph.D., 1998, SUNY at Buffalo Life Cycle Engineering, Asset Health Management, Product Design. Has mentored a large number of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science cooperative education students on projects within the RIT Center for Integrated Manufacturing Studies. Thomas Trabold Associate Professor and Director, Center for Sustainable Mobility Sustainability Hall 81-2169 585-475-4696 tatasp@rit.edu Ph.D., 2006, Clarkson University Energy Systems, Fuel Cells, Bio-Fuels. Currently conducting fundamental and applied research in solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) and lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicle propulsion and auxiliary power units (APUs). Eric Williams Associate Professor Sustainability Hall 81-2171 585-475-7211 eric.williams@rit.edu Ph.D. 1993, SUNY at Stony Brook Industrial Ecology, Life Cycle Assessment, Macro-assessment of Energy Supply and Demand. Previously served as Research Director, Center for Earth Systems Engineering and Management, and as Assistant Professor, School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment & School of Sustainability, Arizona State University. Anahita Williamson Research Faculty and Director, New York State Pollution Prevention Institute Slaughter Hall 78-2000 585-475-4561 anahita.williamson@rit.edu Ph.D., 2006, Clarkson University Manufacturing Process Modification for Improved Material Recovery and Reuse, Design for the Environment, Life-cycle Assessment. Leads NYSP2I's statewide research and technology transfer efforts in pollution prevention, sustainable design and life cycle engineering. Works closely with the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation to provide comprehensive pollution prevention resources to companies across New York.