Dustin graduated with a double major in Architectural Engineering and Construction Management from the Milwaukee School of Engineering. In 2010 he went to Rinker Hall to obtain a master’s degree in Construction Management with a sustainability focus. He has a wide range of experience in engineering and construction management, as well as building operations and maintenance for a multitude of building types, including corporate office headquarters, hospitals, military detention facilities, luxury residential homes, sports facilities and university buildings. In 2015, he transferred from Facilities Service’s Energy Department to Planning, Design and Construction where he currently guides building professionals in the development and execution of sustainable projects here on campus.  UF prides itself in having more green building certifications than any other public higher education institution.  As UF strives to become a top five university, Dustin provides leadership in implementing sustainability strategies and occupant wellness principles that optimize building performance while greatly enhancing the experience for students, faculty, staff, and Gator Nation visitors.

Dustin maintains credentials as a LEED Accredited Professional, WELL Accredited Professional, Green Globes Professional, Certified Energy Manager, and Florida WaterStar Certifier.

Outside the office he enjoys traveling and mentoring Gainesville High School students. He is interested in learning about various cultures and exploring what shapes human behavior. He plays disc golf and goes camping throughout all of the Florida seasons.

FAVORITE QUOTE: “If you think we can’t change the world, it just means you are not one of those that will” – Jacque Fresco