Sustainability Staff | Campus Sustainability Subcommittee

Sustainability Staff

	Paul Lundberg Assistant director of construction services Paul Lundberg holds a master's of science in energy management from the New York Institute of Technology and has attained designation as a certified energy manager and certified geo-exchange designer from the Association of Energy Engineers. He has been at Skidmore for 15 years in the Facilities Services Department and has been involved with capital construction projects during all phases of development, design and implementation. Lundberg has also had direct involvement with the majority of the energy conservation and alternative energy initiatives at the college.
	Jennifer Natyzak Sustainability coordinator for student programming Jennifer Natyzak graduated with a B.S. in environmental science and minor in global sustainability from the University of Virginia in 2016. During her time at UVA, she spearheaded efforts with UVA’s Earth Week, coordinated zero-waste events, served on the Student Council Sustainability Committee and worked as a student employee at the UVA Office for Sustainability. At Skidmore Natyzak strives to cultivate a culture of sustainable living through a variety of student programs.
	Levi Rogers Director of sustainability programs and assessment Levi received a B.S. in Environmental Conservation from the University of New Hampshire and a M.B.A. in Sustainability from Antioch University New England. Before arriving at Skidmore, Levi has spent time working in various parts of the food system, including in the field on a 14-acre vegetable farm and the kitchen leading a sustainably-sourced sushi restaurant. He arrived at Skidmore in 2012, where he works with students, staff, and faculty to design, implement, and manage initiatives and programs that advance the College's sustainability efforts.
	Mark Youndt Director of sustainability for academic affairs Mark received a B.A. in management and economics from Gettysburg College, a MBA with a concentration in finance from Rollins College, and a Ph.D. in management and organization from Pennsylvania State University. He has been a member of Skidmore’s Management and Business Department since 1999 and also teaches a course called Human Dilemmas in Skidmore’s First Year Experience. His executive education and research activities focus on the areas of business strategy, executive leadership development, knowledge management, sustainability, and health care strategy. Prior to his academic career, Mark was involved with the building trades and has a passion for green design and construction, and he and his family currently live in a high efficiency, active and passive solar home.