Participants & Contributors

Many thanks to all of our participants and in-kind contributors, as without them the Senior Living Sustainability Guide® would not have come to fruition. 

John Amanat, AIA, LEED® AP

Steven R. Baer, LEED® AP

Robert J. Call Jr. LEED® AP, CGP, CAPS

Meldrena Chapin, PhD, EDRA, IDEC 

Ross Church, PE, LEED® AP 

Lauren Erickson, Procurement, JSR Associates, Inc. 

Jerry L. Friley, III, Founder & CEO Dzyneconcepts, LLC 

David A. Green, Executive in Residence: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Business Success Center 

Donald Green, NCARB, AIA, LEED® AP 

Debra Harris, Ph.D., RID, AAHID 

Jane Dewey Heald, Resident of Uplands Retirement Village 

Kim Nelson Montague, AIA, EDAC, LEED® AP 

Eunice Noell-Waggoner, Center of Design for an Aging Society 

Jeanette Perlman, Managing Member/CO: Sanmar Realty/MJM Associations 

Jude Rabig, RN, Ph. D. President: Rabig Consulting 

Jane M. Rohde, AIA, FIIDA, ASID, ACHA, CHID, LEED® AP BD+C, GGA – EB, GGF

Christina Seidner, Direct Supply 

Jiri Skopek, Managing Director, Sustainability: Green Globes

Kevin A. Stover, PE Commercial Program Consultant: Green Building InitiativeTM 

Very special thanks to Blake Sorensen at Merchant & Gould, P.C. for assisting us with the registered trademark process pro bono.

And a personal thank you from Jane Rohde to two very special people that have supported culture change and resident centered care models that impacted the writing of this Guide. In memoriam, Susan Tuft, an expert and visionary in healthcare case management and bringing services to elders living at home and Miriam Sosnowski, a former resident of Charlestown Retirement Community, who taught me a great deal about not only aging, but most importantly about living.

Supportive Organizations:

AIA Design for Aging Knowledge Community

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