AASHE is currently at the ACUPCC Leadership Summit in Grand Rapids Michigan and we have partnered with Grand Rapids Community College to record and post panel presentations on You Tube. Even if you can't be here you can still watch and hear what is happening. Below is a quick compilation of some presentations. All videos will be available online here: http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=grcctv

"Education for a Secure and Sustainable Future"
Ray Anderson Chairman of Interface, Inc.

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Pedagogical Approaches to Climate Change and Sustainability
Panel Discussion featuring: James Brennerman, President of Goshen College Mary Spangler, Chancellor Houston Community College & Mitchell Thomashow, President of Unity College
Moderated by James Buizer, Special Advisor to the President, Arizona State University

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Pedagogical Approaches to Climate Change and Sustainability****Part 2:

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**Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Existing Campus Buildings
**Panel Discussion featuring: Larry Eisenberg, Director of Facilities Los Angeles Community College District, Thomas Kiser, Founder, Professional Supply Inc, Jonathan Magaziner, Program Manager Clinton Climate Initiative, & Ed Poppell, Vice President for Business Affairs, University of Florida
Moderated by: Sheri Tonn, VP of Finance and Operations, Pacific Lutheran University

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**Leadership Now For Climate Neutrality Part 1
**Panel Discussion featuring: Michael Crow, President of Arizona State University, Ronald Thomas, David Orr, and Jacqueline Johnson, Chancellor of University of Minnesota Morris

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Leadership Now For Climate Neutrality Part 2:

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T.M. Franklin Cownie, Mayor City of Des Moines

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