1. ENGR 4891-10 SUSTAINABILITY SEMINAR COURSE INTRODUCTION 08/31/2015

2. INTRODUCTION Ice breaker! 1. Name 2. Major 3. Year 4. Hometown 5. Fun fact ENGR 4891

3. INTRODUCTION  BS in Engineering Physics with minor in Electrical engineering from OSU  Master and Ph.D. degrees in Nuclear Engineering from OSU  Early career: he taught for the Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering department  Currently: he teaches First-Year engineering courses and two seminars DR. PHIL Dr. Schlosser (and friend) ENGR 4891

4. INTRODUCTION  3rd year Chemical engineering student  Minor in Spanish  From Charlotte, NC  Involved in: Engineering Ambassadors, FYE Peer Mentors, Hall Council  Fun Fact: Training for Columbus ½ marathon ROSY BELLAMY ENGR 4891

5. TODAY’S CLASS  Course objectives  Course details  Schedule  Assignments  Grading ENGR 4891

6. COURSE OBJECTIVES  Develop a fundamental view of sustainability.  Understand how sustainability is pertinent to the economy, society, and you. ENGR 4891

7. COURSE DETAILS  Meet Mondays 9:00 AM—10:20 AM in Bolz Hall Room 317  Pass/Fail class—must receive 80% to pass  1 credit hour ENGR 4891

8. WeekDateIntended Topic 1Aug 31Course Introduction – Dr. Schlosser 2Sep 7No Class - Labor Day 314Aparna Dial 421Dr. Neil Drobny 528Prof Bhavik Bakshi 6Oct 5Brainstorming Day 712Jack Hedge 819Dr. Zuzana Boherova 926Dr. Shawn Midlam-Mohler 10Nov 2Prof Betty Lise Anderson 119Guest Speaker 8 1216In class work day for presentations 1323Group Presentations 1430Group Presentations 15Dec 7Finals Week - No class

9. ASSIGNMENT AND GRADING Grade Breakdown Research Project and Presentation (30% group; 30% individual) 60% Weekly Journal Quizzes- 10 total40% ENGR 4891

10. QUESTIONS? ENGR 4891