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  • Aparna Dial Bio

    Aparna Dial has a distinguished public service record with over 25 years of leadership, strategic and operational experience. As The Ohio State University’s senior director for Facilities Management and Sustainability, Aparna leads sustainability initiatives, refuse and recycling services, facilities contracts, building maintenance, custodial services, engineering and energy ...
  • Tina Bogac Bio

    Tina Bogac is the senior director for The Ohio State University’s Office of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS). As part of Facilities Operations and Development, EHSassists the university community in providing and maintaining a safe and healthful work environment for students, faculty, staff, contractors, and visitors. EHS also works to protect the local community and environme...
  • Kristin Poldemann Bio

    Kristin Poldemann serves as associate vice president for The Ohio State University Facilities Design and Construction (FDC). Kristin leads a staff of more than 50 professionals overseeing campus design, construction, and renovation projects, as well as technical support services and building design standards. FDC manages more than 800 open projects at a time all as part of a more than $4 billion ...
  • Mark Conselyea Bio

    Mark’s experience in health care operations, strategic planning, facility planning, design and construction, finance, policy, and leadership dates back to 1991.He is the Vice President of Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) at The Ohio State University, where he leads 750 employees, organized into three main units: Design and Construction, which oversees more than $3.4 billion in active c...
  • The Ohio State University Excels in National Competition to Reduce Waste

    The Ohio State University Columbus campus joined more than 3.4 million college students and staff across the country in the 2023 Campus Race to Zero Waste competition. During the competition, Buckeyes saved more than 1.9 million pounds of materials from being buried in a landfill. These materials will now get a second chance by being transformed into new products through recycling and composting....

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