Meeting the Sustainability Challenge
USC Center For Sustainable Cities
USC Center For Sustainable Cities presents an Executive Education Program
Meeting the Sustainability Challenge
November 11-13, 2005
Please join us for this innovative and dynamic leadership training in urban sustainability.
Full Program Includes:
· Three days of instruction and practitioner panels
· Keynote speeches (Braden Allenby, Andy Lipkis, Elizabeth Moule)
· Official US Green Building Council, LEED-NC Introductory 101 Workshop
· Briefing Book (Executive summaries and CD with pertinent readings in each curriculum area)
· Ongoing web access to seminar materials for up to 20 people in your organization
· All Meals
Continuing Education Credits available:
· State Bar of California
· AIA
· APA/AICP
· Others
Curriculum components:
· Sustainability as a Business Development, Management, and Eco-Efficiency Strategy
· Sustainability in Architecture, Design and Construction
· Sustainability in Urban Land Use, Conservation, and Watershed Practices
Major Topics:
· LEED NC
· Life-cycle costing and environmental life-cycle assessment
· Socially responsible investment (SRI) and financing
· Sustainability indicators
Cost:
Tuition before October 1st
· Non-profit: $1365/person
· All others: $1560/person
Tuition after October 1st
· Non-profit: $1365/person
· All others:$1950/person
Related Link: USC Center For Sustainable Cities
For more information contact:
Shannon Clements
USC Center For Sustainable Cities
Kaprielian Hall 416, USC, 3620 S. Vermont Ave.
Los Angeles
CA 90089-0255
usa
Phone: (213) 821-1325
Fax: (213) 740-0056
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.cscexecutiveeducation.org
Posted October 4, 2005
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