PROGRAM 

FINAL Program Now Available 

The workshop will cover the following topics: 

- A Global Perspective 

- Developing a Clean Energy Strategy

- Design and Construction

- Engagement 

- Operations

In addition to the above, the workshop program will include campus tours on Tuesday afternoon and a LiFE Framework Practical Assessment to kick start day 2.  

LiFE Framework - Practical Assessment 

Charles Sturt University adopted the Learning in Future Environments (LiFE) Index in 2012 as their sustainability framework. This Index is used by 70 tertiary institutions internationally, and administered across Australasia by ACTS. The LiFE Index is a structured process for evaluating current practices that support or impede good sustainability practices, and for developing improvement plans via cross-organisational participation.

This session will examine Charles Sturt’s interpretation and implementation of the Index. This involves a taste of the participatory workshop experience implemented on a six monthly basis across the university. Charles Sturt coordinate an ongoing annual schedule of participatory workshops that identify existing areas of good sustainable practice; opportunities for improvement across all activity areas of the organisation; and ways of prioritising and resourcing improvement actions towards best practice. This process is core to continually engaging key stakeholders and to working towards an annual embedded LiFE key performance indicator in the Charles Sturt University Strategy.
 

This session will be presented b
y Kym Witney-Soanes and Ed Maher, Charles Sturt University 

About TEFMA

The members of the Tertiary Education Facilities Management Association Inc (TEFMA) provide vital strategic and operational infrastructure and services in support of tertiary education in the Australasian region. Drawing on the support and activities provided by TEFMA, our members add real value enhancing the teaching, learning, research and community service outcomes of their institutions.


Contact Us

Bree Blackwell
Workshop Manager
Leishman Associates

Local Organising Committee

Kathleen Packer, University of Wollongong
David Low, University of Wollongong
Daan Schiebaan, University of Newcastle
Ed Maher, Charles Sturt University
John Sullivan, Australian National University 
Martin Ayres, University of Sydney
Mhairi Donohoe, Swinburne University of Technology
Nicole Marchhart, University of Sydney
Wayne Millar, Charles Sturt University