Center for Energy Efficiency

Welcome to the Center for Energy Efficiency at Middle Tennessee State University.  The Center grew out of recognition of a need to have an organized approach to implementing energy efficiency activities on campus designed to improve facilities and provide educational opportunities for students and the professional community.  The Center has developed a three point concept to promote energy efficiency and environmental awareness and stewardship:  the 3 C’s are CAMPUS, CLASSROOM, and COMMUNITY.

The CEE Staff

The organization blends facilities and academic personnel to address the physical plant needs and opportunities on campus while considering the opportunities to integrate the projects and initiatives into the classroom. 

• Joe Whitefield, Director – staffed on a full-time basis by a professional engineer and certified energy manager from within the Facilities Services Department
• Linda Hardymon, Assistant Manager – staffed on a full-time basis by a certified energy manager from within the Facilities Services DepartmentVarious part-time student workers

Any questions, comments, or suggestions, contact us at cee@mtsu.edu