SOS 321: Spring 2016
Spring 2016
SOS 321 was an undergraduate level course offered in Spring 2016 by the School of Sustainability. Michael Schoon taught and designed the course. Municipal clients presented problems to students who provided research and solutions. The final presentations and reports can be found below.
City of Goodyear: Water Conservation and Incentives
Best practices development guide
Presentation and policy brief by Alex Bird, Leah Castle, Eryck Garcia, Yann Raymond, and Zoë Stein
Water conservation Pilot program
Presentation and policy brief by by Nick Marzec, Shantel Wyke, Sam Battaglini, Grady Douglas, and Chris Hopman
CHOICE- development pilot program
Presentation and policy brief by Esther Wininger, Daniella Panfil, Brett Bauer, John Pickwoad, and Wesley Miller
Rio Verde Community: Water Supply Solutions
Recycling Metrics
Presentation and policy brief by Ilianna Chavez, Hailey Davis, Jose Lopez III, John Owsley and Rachel Robinson
Rio Verde: Water Supply
Presentation and policy brief by Krista Lawless, Shawn Berry, Ben Oaks, and Jessica Davidson
Presentation
Presentation and policy brief by Channing Schoneberger, Hailey Baker, Jessie Davidson,and Tammie Garrett
City of Surprise: Recycling Contamination, Education, and Solutions
Barriers and Opportunities form Multifamily Dwelling Recycling min the City of Scottsdale
Presentation and policy briefs by Gina Damato, Alex Baxter, Stephanie Hoyt, and Jeremy Robertson
City of Surprise: Recycling
Presentation and policy briefs by Caroline Cloud, Minsun Lee, Chris Landram, and Jacqui Dailey
Surprise Policy Proposal
Presentation and policy briefs by Chris Frettoloso, Ashley Guelian, Emily Tucker, and David Madson