Sustainability Seminar Series
The Hugo Neu Corporation Sustainability Seminar Series is a weekly lecture organized by the sustainability management master's program. The series will host eleven speakers in the Spring 2025 semester. It is sponsored by the Hugo Neu Corporation, jointly sponsored by WSP, and co-sponsored by Brown and Caldwell, Dewberry, H2M Architects and Engineers, HDR, and Lozier Inc.
2025 Spring Sustainability Seminar Series
The seminar series takes place on Tuesdays between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. Attendance is free. The series will be offered as a live webcast via Zoom.
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February 04 | Amanda Nesheiwat | Hudson County Improvement Authority Driving Change: Bridging Local Action and Global Impact for a Sustainable Future |
February 11 | Susan Cornish | Insight + Action |
February 25 | Catherine Nabukalu | Energy Professional Resources: Waste Utilization for Charcoal Production and the Question of Global Energy Security |
March 04 | Rachael Spelman | Apis Innovation Bridging Data and Communications to Drive Methane Emission Reductions |
March 11 | Mark Drozdov | Lozier Inc. |
March 25 | Dave Barbier | University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point |
April 01 | Josh Wilson | WSP Underwater Noise Impacts of Large-Scale Renewable Energy Offshore Infrastructure |
April 08 | Mrudula Spandana Reddy | Isabella Colacioppo SM 2024 Individual Capstone Projects: Gold and Silver Prize Winners |
April 15 | Thomas “Tom” Lewis, PE, JD | Executive, Board Director, Independent Advisor, Author Is Focusing on Climate Adaptation Over Climate Mitigation a Sustainability Cop-Out? |
April 22 | Andrea Copping | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Moving Forward with Marine Renewable Energy: …But What About the Environment and the People? |
April 29 | Speaker: Brian Berzin | Co-Founder and CEO, Thea Energy Panel Discussion | Fusion Reimagined: How Thea Energy's Stellarator Breakthrough Could Power Our Sustainable Future Moderated by: Dominique Lueckenhoff | Hugo Neu Corporation |
Watch Our Seminars on YouTube
View the recordings of our past seminars on the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science's YouTube channel.