Contact us through email as Office of Sustainability staff work on all four campuses in meetings and in building spaces, and sometimes remotely.
XPass Program
Pick up your Employee Bus Pass (XPass) in room 511 at the very end of the hall. Office hours for the EPASS are Monday to Thursday: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. Transit passes may be available to Dal students, faculty, and staff.
Team members
Executive Director
Stephanie MacPhee
A Dalhousie alum who earned her Bachelor of Environmental Engineering in Halifax, Stephanie has extensive experience in the environmental sustainability arena. She has worked for NGOs, in the private sector, and as the manager of the sustainability offices for both Wilfrid Laurier University and Toronto Metropolitan University. In addition to her Dal degree, Stephanie also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Mount Allison University, a Master’s of Engineering Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Western Ontario, and a Certified Energy Manager designation from the Canadian Institute for Energy Training. Her passion for sustainability, her collaborative nature, and her ability to complete projects that advance strategic objectives will help Dalhousie continue to progress our efforts to become a more sustainable university.
Sustainability Manager
Alexa Goodman
Alexa Goodman is a passionate sustainability practitioner, currently serving as a Sustainability Practitioner and Project Management Educator at pilipiliÂþ». With a background in Marine Biology and Sustainability, along with a Master's in Marine Management, Alexa is a certified Project Management Professional. Previously, as the Training Program Manager at the Marine Environmental Observation Prediction and Response Network, they equipped marine researchers with essential skills. Alexa also manages a consulting company, focusing on issues like 'ghost gear.' As an intersectional environmental activist, yogi, and pet parent, Alexa plays vital roles in various sustainability initiatives, including being a Sustainable Oceans Alliance Youth Leader and Communications Consultant on the Early Career Professional Canada's Advisory Board. Their commitment to positive change extends to their position as an AASHE Advisory Board Member.
On-Site Energy Manager
Ray Carrigan
Ray Carrigan is responsible for identifying, coordinating, and assisting in the implementation of energy conservation projects within the university. With over 7 years of experience within the energy industry, Ray has most recently worked as an energy efficiency specialist in the commercial sector for the past 5 years. He has devoted his career to help shape a sustainable energy future and believes the ability to adapt to changes, embrace new technologies, and continuously learn is critical toward this goal. Ray has an MBA, a BSc in Environmental Engineering, and is a licensed Professional Engineer. He is also a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and Measurement and Verification Professional (CMVP) through the Association of Energy Engineers.