GALA PICTURES
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Click here to view Gala photos from the Building Green Long Island Gala on March 18, 2009 at the Marriott Long Island
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Aug 5th - LI Residential Renewable Energy
Evening Program & Panel
New! - CEU Credits Now Available
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USGBC's Renewable Energy Program on August 5th will bring together experts to show how to incorporate energy efficient weatherization, solar photovoltaic and solar thermal, wind and geothermal technologies into LI residences.
Panelists Rich Manning, LEED AP - Energy Masters LI Gary Minnick - President, Go Solar Jeff Lang - VP Wind Technology, Eastern Energy Systems Matthew Brown - Energy Engineer, Johnson Controls Paul K Boyce, PE - VP and Principal, PW Grosser Consulting Moderated by Terese M. Kinsley PE, LEED AP - Chief Sustainability Officer, Town of Huntington Suffolk County Community College, Riverhead, NY
Continuing Education Credits AIA - 2.0, CSI - 2.0, ASLA - 2.0, IIDA - 0.2, BOMI - 2.0, IFMA - 2.0, CoreNet - 2.0, PDH - tbd
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Aug 27th - 2nd Annual Clam Bake
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Come and celebrate the summer at the 2nd Annual USGBC- LI Summer Clam Bake.
Join us for an evening of great music, food and drinks. This will be an event to
show appreciation to our members for all their hard work and dedication to
the USGBC-LI Chapter this year. This will be a forum to meet members and board
members that make "Building Green" on Long Island a reality.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
The Crescent Beach Club
333 Bayville Ave
Bayville, NY 11709
Attire is Cocktail/Beach Casual
Last year's event was a spectacular success. Don't miss it.
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Sept 16th - LEED Core Concepts & Strategies
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This workshop provides essential knowledge of the LEED Rating Systems and sustainable building concepts for those seeking a better understanding of LEED or pursuing GBCI's LEED Green Associate credential. By presenting LEED concepts at the credit category level - across building types and rating systems - and basics on the building certification process, this orkshop provides the foundation required for any 300-level LEED education offering. Real project examples help demonstrate and reinforce learning.
September 16, 2009
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Carlyle on the Green
Bethpage State Park
99 Quaker Meeting House Road
Farmingdale, NY 11735
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After completing this course, you will be able to:
· Identify the key components of the LEED Rating System
· Discuss overall LEED Certification process
· Describe the intents and concepts of each LEED category
· Recognize successful LEED strategies and measurements
· Explain regulations, recognitions and incentives
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Any and all industry professionals seeking to use LEED to build green or to provide services to the building industry:
· Design Professionals · Real Estate Professionals · Building Owners · Service Providers · Product Manufacturers · Government Officials · Contractors · Tenants · Educators
LEARNING LEVEL
This is a 200-level course.
Familiarity with USGBC and LEED is recommended.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
AIA/CES HSW/SD LU: 7
CSI (CEU): .7
BOMI (CPD): 7
IFMA (CFM/FMP): 7
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 Thursday, Sept 17, 2009
Stonebridge Golf Links
and Country Club
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Want to Get More Involved? Join a Committee
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Several committees are looking for members to help spread the word about green building to Long Island. It's a great way to network and help create a greener future for the next generation. Put in as much or as little time as you want. No special skills are required. Just jump right in.
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