Bo DeDeker Doctoral Student in Educational Sustainability
bo.dedeker2@uwsp.edu Stevens Point, Wisconsin linkedin.com/in/bo-dedeker
MBA: Human Resources, UW-Oshkosh B.S.: Accounting, UW-Stevens Point Certified Public Accountant, Wisconsin
SCHOLAR MENTOR (EDSU 918) Ed Miller, Ph.D. Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Pittsburgh Professor UW-Stevens Point Co-Director of the Center for the Small City 715-346-3130 emiller@uwsp.edu Expertise: Political Science Analyst and daily contributor to Wall Street Journal APPLIED RESIDENCY PROJECT (EDSU 919) UIC Summer Institute on Sustainability and Energy: I have been accepted to be in the 2019 class of the SISE Program in Chicago Illinois. uicsise.com. The Summer Institute on Sustainability and Energy (SISE) is a two-week “boot camp” for future decision makers eager to join the sustainability and energy revolution happening around the globe. The program includes talks from business and academic organization around the globe on
sustainability. It also consists of site visits to sustainable facilities such as the Argonne National Lab. It also includes researching into real world concerns affecting our planet. The culmination of the program is a group project that tackles a real-world sustainable problem within a Chicago community that is then presented and ranked with the other groups. Description of Study (Names Next to Points of Support): My study will be to develop a reporting framework for smaller municipalities under a population of 50,000 on the Triple Bottom line of Sustainability. This framework will be categorized in a business framework modeled after the balanced scorecard (Robinson). I will also seek to study the process of quantifying the results of environmental, economic, and social impacts on a comparative basis in some economic fashion. (Segura III). The whole project will have to be developed in a way that successful implementation of policy will be possible within the guidelines of municipal organization. (Odogba).
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UW-Stevens Point Ed.D. in Educational Sustainability
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