| LINDY
BIGGS, DIRECTOR
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Lindy is an Associate Professor of History
with specialties in History of Technology and Environmental
History. She gained administrative skills as the Executive
Director of the Society for the History of Technology,
a 3,000 member international organization. Her PhD from
MIT is from an interdisciplinary department which gave
her experience working with engineers, scientists, social
scientists, and humanities scholars.
A life-long environmentalist, she feels that promoting
sustainability is a perfect way for her to bring together
her knowledge of technology (especially the technology
of manufacturing) and the environment.
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MATTHEW WILLIAMS,
PROJECTS COORDINATOR
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Matt joined the AU Sustainability Initiative in the
Summer of 2006. He has a BS and MS in Wildlife Ecology
and Conservation from the University of Florida, and
completed additional graduate work at Auburn focusing
on Neotropical ecology and conservation.
Before joining the AUSI, Matt started working with sustainability
in institutions as an Institutional Purchasing intern
for the Center for a New American Dream. Over the past
five years he has taught environmental science, biodiversity,
and tropical ecology courses. In the past years he has
been part of the team teaching Auburn's freshman
Sustainability course, EarthSmart UNIV1100, and the new Introduction to Sustainability SUST2000.
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| OUR
INTERNS
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For information about our interns, click
HERE
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| THE
LANGDON ANNEX
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The Langdon Annex is as much a part of the Sustainability
Initiative as any of its members. What was once a space
in ruin, has now been a transformed, thanks to the help
of 18 architecture students, into a sustainable oasis
on a campus whose buildings oftentimes lack much character.
The Annex now serves as the headquarters to the Sustainability
Initiative and is the meeting place for numerous groups
and committees on campus.
For more pictures of the Annex click HERE. |
