Agenda
Speaker Bios
Sponsors
Award Winners
Conference and Awards Overview

Morning Keynote

• Green Chemistry-What It Is and What It Is Not, Amy Cannon, PhD, Beyond Benign: A Warner Babcock Foundation

Round 1

• Greening the Chemistry Curriculum in Michigan
  • Dalila Kovacs, PhD, Grand Valley State University
  • Julie Haack, PhD, University of Oregon
  • Amy Cannon, PhD, Beyond Benign

• Manufacturing Innovations, Paul Chalmer, PhD

• Green Chemistry and Green Engineering: Working Together for a Sustainable Future, David R. Shonnard, PhD, Michigan Technological University

• Catalyst Innovations, Melanie Sanford, PhD, University of Michigan

Round 2

• Standards and Regulations
  • Jane Wilson, NSF International
  • Sarah Krol, NSF International

• Environmental Health & Green Chemistry
  • Tracey Easthope, Ecology Center
  • Ted Shettler, Science and Environmental Health Network

• Green Chemistry as a Source of Innovation, Henry T. Kohlbrand, Dow Chemical

• Bio-Engineering a Sustainable Future, Ramani Narayan, PhD, Michigan State University

• Green Chemistry: Foundation for Business Development, Clinton S. Boyd, PhD, Sustainable Research Group

Round 3

• Green Chemistry: The Foundation for Energy Solutions
  • Stephen Maldonado, PhD, University of Michigan
  • Phillip E. Savage, University of Michigan
  • William Mays, United Solar Ovonic

• Design for the Environment, Scott Charon, Herman Miller

• The Business Case for Green Chemistry, William A. Stough, Sustainable Research Group

• Creating a Green Chemicals Metric: The Green Screen for Safer Chemicals, Mark Rossi, PhD, Clean Production Action

Afternoon Keynote

• Building a Sustainable Economy with Green Chemistry, John Warner, PhD, Warner Babcock, Institute for Green Chemistry

Group Work Session

• Coming Soon!