Dr. Tracy Harvey joined the Loyola community in the Fall of 2021 as the Sustainability Program Director. Tracy leads sustainability efforts across campus and is excited by the opportunity to align this work with Loyola’s Jesuit and values-driven mission. She is looking forward to using her previous experience and doctoral work, focused on advancing sustainability in higher education institutions, to facilitate a culture of sustainability on campus and beyond.

Danny Esposito joined the Loyola community in the Fall of 2018 as a student and happily renewed his commitment to Loyola as a staff member in the Fall of 2022 following his graduation. Danny was an active environmental student leader during his time at Loyola and is excited to continue improving the state of sustainability at Loyola. Through supporting both university-lead and student-lead initiatives, Danny is thrilled to call himself a green greyhound once again.

Business Administration in Marketing Major, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Minor.

Helen Schneider joined the Loyola community in 1998, but it was not until the early 2000s that she discovered her interest in sustainability. Helen spearheaded Loyola's first recycling program in 2006 and led the development of the Sustainability Committee. Helen is interested in sustainability because (as an avid hiker) she enjoys the great outdoors and would like to preserve the environment for future generations. Helen serves as chair of the Arboretum Subcommittee.

Joe Griffin joined the Loyola community in December 1996 as an electrician. For Joe, sustainability means getting the most out of everything that we do, purchase, and maintain here at Loyola. Joe's keen eye for LED retrofit opportunities over the last two decades has helped Loyola save over 218,467 kWh each year. Joe serves as a member of the Energy Subcommittee.