Senior Account Executive, Kelvin

Evan Carberry he plays a pivotal role in advancing sustainable technologies for multifamily buildings in urban settings. With extensive experience in the sustainability sector, Evan has previously contributed to significant sustainability initiatives in the real estate industry while at Bright Power, Inc., and Steven Winter Associates. After Vassar, he earned his MSc in Sustainable Energy and Entrepreneurship from the University of Nottingham. Evan is passionate about driving accessible innovation that reduces carbon footprints and enhances energy efficiency.

Campus Architect, Vassar

Bryan Corrigan, a licensed architect and LEED Accredited Professional began his career and continued for 15 years in the consulting world working for a number of small to mid-sized architectural and environmental engineering teams designing projects that include high end residential, historic restoration, sound sensitive technical spaces and various industrial building typologies. Early in 2006, Bryan left the consulting field and started his journey at Vassar. Bryan began work as a project manager within the Capital Projects team in Facilities Operations. Bryan quickly became the architectural advisor within the small Capital Projects team. Bryan is a member of Vassar’s Master Planning Committee, has worked closely with our Sustainably Director and interested faculty to create Vassar’s first set of “Green Building Standards” and has been guiding our recent push to assess, plan and execute our building envelope restoration and improvement program. Bryan was promoted to the role of Vassar’s Campus Architect early in 2023. Bryan’s project work at Vassar has included the full gut reno of Davison House, the repurposing of the Old Observatory into the home for our Education Dept., rework of both New England and Sanders Physics as part of our larger science project, the historic restoration of the façade at Main Building, the restoration of the barn at the Preserve to create a home for Environmental Cooperative, the early concept designs and management of the Bartlett Center for Admission and Career Education as well as many others around campus.

Commercial Energy Manager, Sustainable Westchester

Mark Crosskey joined Sustainable Westchester in 2024 as a member of the Commercial Decarbonization team. Mark is a well-rounded engineer and environmentalist who is passionate about clean energy, heat pumps, and thermal energy networks. Previously, Mark spent six years at Indian Point nuclear power plant as the welding and repair/replacement engineer prior to its closure in 2021. He holds a B.S. degree in Materials Science and Engineering and an M.S. degree in Management from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and an M.S. degree in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Tennessee. Mark’s research focused on Generation IV advanced reactor designs.

Director of Sustainability, Vassar

Ken leads and coordinates Vassar’s efforts to decarbonize campus operations and implement environmentally-friendly practices, while providing active support for sustainability-focused education and skills development. Ken came to Vassar in 2024 after over two decades working in Minnesota and British Columbia. He spent seventeen years as Professor of Political Science and Environmental Studies at Concordia College, where he also served as Chair of the President’s Sustainability Council and, for three years, as Director of Community Engagement. During that time, Ken served as a Public Member, appointed by Governor Walz, of the Minnesota Environmental Quality Board and spearheaded the Moorhead Community Resilience Project. He also has deep experience in China and Taiwan. Ken serves on the Board of Directors of the national organization Wild Ones, which promotes native plants and natural landscaping.