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PRESENTATIONS

Monday, July 23
	Room 1		Room 2	Room 3	Room 4
10:30-11:00	EH&S PROGRAM ACCREDITATION # 1 The Inevitability of EH&S Program Accreditation A - Emery B - Brown C - Whary Robert Emery, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston; Bruce Brown, UT HSC Houston; Ross Grayson, UC Riverside; Mark Whary, DVM, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology		GENERAL SAFETY: CONSTRUCTION # 6 Effective Construction Safety on Campus: The Owner’s Perspective Christine Eick, Auburn University; Fran McCormack, Academic Risk Resources	LABORATORY SAFETY # 15 Managing DEA Controlled Substances and Listed Chemicals at Colleges and Universties William VanSchalkwyk, MIT; Zhanna Davidovitz, MIT; Thomas Aicardi, Triumvirate Environmental	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT # 23 Implementing the National Incident Management System Dennis Sullivan, University of Louisville
11:05-11:35			GENERAL SAFETY: CONSTRUCTION # 7 Developing an EH&S Construction Support Program from the Ground Up Joe Griffin, Harvard University; Garrett Burke, Harvard University	LABORATORY SAFETY # 16 Development and Implementation of a Controlled Substances and Chemical Precursor Program at Stanford University Mary Dougherty, Stanford University	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT # 24 Effective Media Relations During An Emergency Phillip Van Saun, University of California San Diego
11:40-12:10			GENERAL SAFETY: CONSTRUCTION # 8 The Challenge of Design Build Process to Environmental Health and Safety… a New Construction Reality Joe Rizkallah, University of California, Irvine	LABORATORY SAFETY # 17 From Autoclaves to X-rays: A How-To-Guide For Establishing a Laboratory Audit Program Maureen Kotlas, University of Maryland; Chris Benas, University of Maryland	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT # 25 The Day a Plane Crashed Next to Our Campus Erik Talley, Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Lunch with Exhibitors
1:30-2:00	MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS # 2 The 2006 C2E2 Benchmark Survey of the State of Environmental Management Systems at Colleges and Universities Thomas Balf, Campus Consortium for Environmental Excellence			ENVIRONMENTAL # 18 Regulatory Update: EPA Enforcement and Compliance Assistance Initiatives Adam Steinman, Woodard & Curran; David Wilcoxen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT # 26 Holy Crap, Batman! Mike Durham, Louisiana State University
2:05-2:35			GENERAL SAFETY # 10 Focused Quantititative Ergonomic Analysis - A Success Story Mark Fisher, Bowdoin College	ENVIRONMENTAL # 19 Strategies for Universities and Colleges to Enhance Reputation and Improve Growth by Managing Greenhouse Gases Allan Bedwell, Camp Dresser & McKee Inc.	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT # 27 Successful Management of Norovrius Outbreak - Using the University’s Public Health Response Strategy and the Emergency Master Plan! Ray Richards, University of Alberta
2:40-3:10	MANAGEMENT # 3 MIT’s EHS Organizational Development Journey Tom Pedersen, CDM; Lou Diberardinis, MIT		GENERAL SAFETY # 11 Natural vs. Artificial Turf Sports Fields – Safety, Health, and Environmental Considerations John Kissida, Camp Dresser & McKee Inc.; Daniel Martin, MIT	ENVIRONMENTAL # 20 Planning for the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Cynthia Strong Hibbard, CDM; Amelia Ravin, CDM	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT # 28 Building a Business Continuity Program on Campus Mary Parrish, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Break
3:30-4:00	MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS # 4 Some Lessons Learned: Building MIT's EHS Management System Louis DiBerardinis, MIT; Laurie Veal, MIT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS # 5 Using MIT's EHS-MS for Training Compliance Pamela Greenley, MIT: Laurie Veal, MIT		GENERAL SAFETY # 12 The Analysis of the Factors involved in the Accidents/Incidents associated with Education and Researches at University of Tokyo Risuke Karima, University of Tokyo	ENVIRONMENTAL # 21 What Gets Measured Gets Done: Four Years into the CUNY-EPA Audit Agreement. The City University of New York moves forward with its voluntary environmental disclosure initiative Howard Apsan, City University of New York; Christina Peters, Triumvirate Environmental	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT # 29 Colleges of the Fenway Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan Tucker Husband, Medical, Academic and Scientific Community Organization; Roy Schifilliti, Wheelock college; Scott Choquette, Dewberry
4:05-4:35			GENERAL SAFETY # 13 Presenting a “Safety Conference on Wheels” for your Physical Plant Staff Pat Buist, Calvin College; Jennifer Ambrose, Calvin College		EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT # 30 Violence on Campus Bernadette Mondy, Virginia Tech Herb Wagner, University of Arizona Susan Magor, Concordia University
4:40-5:10			GENERAL SAFETY # 14 Providing EH&S Services to University Volunteer Groups Brian Oatman, University of California; Mark Barros, University of California	ENVIRONMENTAL # 22 Hazardous Waste Facility – A University/ City Partnership! Ray Richards, Universisty of Alberta

Tuesday, July 24
	Room 1		Room 2	Room 3	Room 4
10:00-10:30	MANAGEMENT # 32 Effective Techniques for Reporting EH&S Program Status to Executive Leadership Robert Emery, University of Texas-Houston		GENERAL SAFETY # 40 Safety Management Process (SMP) - Proactive Safety Metrics that Drive Performance in Large and Complex Facilities Anne Bevington, Coors Brewing Company	SUSTAINABILITY # 46 Bringing Britain to Boston - an insight into the work of the United Kingdom university and college environmental champion, the EAUC, and its strategic relationship with the C2E2 Iain Patton, University of Gloucestershire; A \| B Sheri Leigh Miles, Bishop Burton College; Peter Schneider, Boston University; Tom Balf, Campus Consortium for Environmental Excellence	LABORATORY SAFETY # 52 Initiating a Culture of Safety within a University Chemistry Department Keith Duval, University of Pittsburgh; Mark DiNardo, University of Pittsburgh
10:35-11:05					LABORATORY SAFETY # 53 Collaborative Laboratory Inspection Program at UNC Chapel Hill- Ten Years later Jonathan Moore, UNC Chapel Hill
11:10-11:40	MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS # 33 An Administrative Portal for Improved Regulatory Compliance Amy Orders, North Carolina State University				LABORATORY SAFETY # 54 Glutaraldehyde Use on Campus: Where is it used, what are real exposure levels and what is the impact of new regulations? Sara Souza, University of California Berkeley
Lunch with Exhibitors; Exhibitor & Poster Teardown; Plenary Session - Susan Sibley
2:00-2:30	MANAGEMENT # 34 Effectively Managing the “Under-Exposed” Robert Emery University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston		GENERAL SAFETY: SMALL COLLEGES # 41 Managing a One Person (if you're lucky there are 2 of you) EHS Office Suzanne Howard, Wellesley College; Karen Misbach, Trinity College; Bruce McDouga, Colby College	SUSTAINABILITY # 45 Using EPA's "Environmental Management Guide for Colleges and Universities" to Promote Sustainability Madeline Snow, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Gina Snyder, EPA	LABORATORY SAFETY # 55 Training, Supervision, Housekeeping and Audits – The Four Pillars of Laboratory Safety Supplement James Workman, Brigham Young University
2:35-3:05	MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS # 35 EMS to RMS, Exploring the Concept of a Risk Management System Patrick Durbin, The University of Texas System				LABORATORY SAFETY # 56 Can a Laboratory Safety Committee be Effective? Laboratory Safety Committee Role Playing Exercise Peter Schneider, Boston University; Ron Slade, Boston University
3:10-3:40	MANAGEMENT # 36 The Cost of Risk - How to reduce your piece of the pie Grace Crickette, University of California		NANOTECHNOLOGY # 42 Pre-Operational Safety and Environmental Reviews at a Nanotechnology Facility Jerry Gordon, Cornell University	SUSTAINABILITY # 48 The Evolution of a Sustainability Initiative at the University of Missouri-Columbia Peter Ashbrook, University of Missouri-Columiba
Break
4:00-4:30	MANAGEMENT # 37 Doing More with Existing Personnel: The Yale University OEHS Safety Advisor Program Kevin Charbonneau, Yale University; Benjamin Fontes, Yale University		NANOTECHNOLOGY # 43 Workplace Airborne Nanoparticle Exposure Measurement at University Research Centers Candace Tsai, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Earl Ada, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Michael Ellenbecker, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Marilyn Hallock, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Kwangseog Ahn, University of Massachusetts Lowell	SUSTAINABILITY # 49 The MIT Energy Initiative: Partnering to Develop and Implement a Campus Sustainable Energy Agenda Steven M. Lanou Massachusetts Institute of Technology	LABORATORY SAFETY # 57 Process Safety Management Techniques in University Research Laboratories A \| B \| C Michael Labosky, Harvard University; Charles Lichtenwalner, Harvard University; Ken Kretchman, North Carolina State University; Jerry Gordon, Cornell University; Lawrence Gibbs, Stanford University
4:35-5:05	MANAGEMENT # 38 Priorities, Goals and Measurement for EHS professionals in Higher Education Michael Cimis, Dartmouth College; Michael Blayney, Dartmouth College			SUSTAINABILITY # 50 How Objectives for a Sustainable Campus has Affected Utilities Design for the Harvard Allston Development Project Joe Griffin, Harvard University; Cynthia Strong Hibbard, CDM
5:10-5:40	MANAGEMENT # 39 Lessons Learned from 30 years of reviewing EH&S programs at several Universities - Was it Value Added? Donald A. Robinson, UMass Amherst		NANOTECHNOLOGY # 44 Making Environmental Health and Safety Decisions Under Uncertainty: Risk Assessment for Nanomaterials Igor Linkov, Intertox Inc.	SUSTAINABILITY # 51 Designing Building Exhaust Stacks and Air Intakes with IAQ and Sustainability Issues in Mind Brad Cochran, CPP, Inc.

Wednesday, July 25
	Room 1		Room 2	Room 3	Room 4
10:30-11:00	MANAGEMENT # 58 Benchmarking EHS Programs by Participating in the CSHEMA Benchmarking and Salary Survey Peter Ashbrook, University of Missouri-Columbia		FIRE # 63 Alarm Systems and Student Safety On and Off Campus Marty McCormack, Boston Fire Dept.	SUSTAINABILITY # 67 Practical Considerations in Moving a College or University Toward Carbon Neutrality Phillip Ludvigsen, Jacques Whitford; John Cusack, New Jersey Institute of Technology	HAZMAT # 72 Implications of DHS Rulemaking - Hartman Implications of DHS Rulemaking - Reinhardt Supplement A \| Supplement B Barry Hartman, KL Gates; Peter Reinhardt, Yale University
11:05-11:35
11:40-12:10	MANAGEMENT # 59 Children on Campus Paul Adams, University of Exeter		FIRE # 64 Management Concerns on Fire Safety from the Perspective of Someone New to an Institution of Higher Learning\| Kevin McSweeney, University of Delaware	SUSTAINABILITY # 68 Greening the 'E' in EH&S Nancy Apple, Mount Holyoke and Hampshire Colleges
Awards Luncheon
1:30-2:00	BIOSAFETY # 61 The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Site Visit: How to Prepare for an Evaluation of Your Institutional Biosafety Program Robert Hashimoto, CBSP Consultant	`	TRAINING # 65 Exciting, Charismatic, Stupendous (EHS) training that WORKS!!! Pano Koukopoulos, Western CT State University	EMERGENCY MAANGEMENT # 69 A Snapshot Survey of Emergency Management Programs at Colleges and Universities Dennis K. Sullivan, University of Louisville	ENVIRONMENTAL # 73 Waste Minimization Strategies That Work A Case Study of Boston University Paul Kelly, Boston University; Michael Benson, Triumvirate Environmental
2:05-2:35	BIOSAFETY # 62 Site Visit from the NIH Office of Biotechnology Activities: Lessons Learned Janet Peterson, University of Maryland		TRAINING # 66 Let's Create a CSHEMA Best Practices List for Training and Performance Improvement Robert Edgar, Stanford University	TECHNOLOGY # 70 Case-Study Review of an EH&S Support System Based on a Standard Microsoft Platform Nancy Apple, Mt. Holyoke and Hampshire Colleges; Robert Foster, EH&E	ENVIRONMENTAL # 74 EPA Academic Laboratory Rulemaking Update Peter Reinhardt, Yale University; William Diesslin, Iowa State University
2:40-3:10	BIOSAFETY # 60 Mold in the Environment: The Difficulty of Assessing the Risk George Bender, Duquesne University			TECHNOLOGY # 71 Development of Automated Pictograph-Based Campus-Wide Hazard Information Signage System Using Desktop Software James Gilbert, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	ENVIRONMENTAL # 75 Update on EPA's Laboratories Rule Kristin Fitzgerald, Environmental Protection Agency