UNIVERSITY OF EXETER Sustainability Vision and Change Catalyst Group Purpose To develop the University’s vision for sustainability, act as a link for sustainability research and education and to actively facilitate action through change agents i.e. focus on empowering both staff and students. The group will provide the critical link between sustainability research and operational environmental management. Scope The scope of the group will be to: develop vision for environmental sustainability for approval by the Dual Assurance team; act as a link for sustainability research and identify mechanisms to apply this to our operations; raise awareness within the academic community of sustainability activities and opportunities on campus; identify and progress initiatives that empower staff to make change; proactively identify opportunities to enable students to both shape our vision and also catalyse change; Identify opportunities for students to develop skills for sustainability and actively shape our on campus sustainability endeavours by using our campus as a living laboratory; evaluate and communicate the success of behaviour change schemes; identify opportunities to overcome barriers to culture change; engage in Horizon Scanning to ensure the University is able to respond to future sustainability challenges / requirements; develop collaborative relationships with interested parties at a local, regional and national level, in order to facilitate knowledge exchange. Exclusions: The work of the group will exclude University investments, pensions and sources of research grants. The remit of the group will however include issues relating to our supply chain and ethics. Outputs: The group will produce a work plan for the year (including relevant communication plans, authority and consultation), identify relevant success factors and contribute to the consultative risk register. The group will maintain a log of requests for action and responses. Frequency of meetings: To meet three times per year. Reports to: Dual Assurance. All papers and minutes are also circulated to the Campus Environment Management Group. Page 1 of 2 February 2016 Membership: Professor Stewart Barr, Professor (E&R), Human Geography (Chair) Peter Lacey, Lay Member of Council Karen Gallagher, Env & Sustainability Adviser (Secretariat) Alec James, Environment and Ethics Officer Andrew Shaw, Associate Professor (E&R), Biosciences Andy Seaman, Energy Manager / Travel Lead Catherine Butler, Research Fellow, Human Geography Corony Edwards, Head of Quality and Enhancement Ginny Russell, Research Fellow, Child Health Group, Medical School & Egenis Iona Collins, SGU Coordinator John Malloch, Head of Procurement Juliette Stephenson, Senior Lecturer (E&S), Business School Laura Hames, Deputy Head of Academic Support, Penryn Norrie Blackeby, Students Guild / Community Garden Paul Blackmore, Assistant Director (Employability) Peter Connor, Senior Lecturer (E&R), Energy Engineering (Renewables), Penryn Sustainability Coordinator Representative (to be appointed) Task and Finish Groups may be convened as necessary Page 2 of 2 February 2016