Sustainable Tuesdays: A Lecture Series about

Sustainability and the University of Maryland, College Park

5pm Tuesdays, Lecture Hall, School of Architecture Planning and Preservation

 February 1
The Global Importance of Sustainability
Julie Gabrielli, NCARB, LEED-AP, founder GoforChange, green business consultants

 February 8
Sustainability and the College Park Campus
Dr. Ann Wylie, Vice President for Administrative Affairs, Univ. of Maryland. College Park
Scott Lupin, Assoc. Director, Department of Campus Sustainability and Environmental Affairs

 February 15
The Natural Environment - Why It's Important
Prof. Marla McIntosh, Plant Science and Landscape Architecture

 February 22
Buildings: A Big Part of the Problem
Prof. Carl Bovill, School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

 March 1
Student Initiatives in Sustainability at College Park
Matthew Popkin, Chair, Student Sustainability Committee, SGA

 March 8
Smart Growth: What is it? Why is it Important?
Dr. James Cohen, Director, Planning Program, School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

 March 15
Food and Sustainability
Colleen Wright-Riva, Director Campus Dining Services

 March 29
Buying Electricity and Gas for a BIG User
Joan Kowal, Energy Manager, Univ. of Maryland, Energy Advisor, Univ. System of Maryland

 April 5
Existing and Emerging Education Opportunities in Sustainability at College Park
Prof. Bruce James, Director, Program in Environmental Science and Technology

 April 12
College Park - What the Neighbors are Doing
Hon. Andy Fellows, Mayor, College Park (others)

 April 19
The Campus Master Plan: Process and Product
Brenda Testa, Bill Mallari,

 April 26
Getting Here is All the Fun
David Allen, Director, Transportation Services (others)
         

The School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at the University of Maryland is home to four academic disciplines: architecture, urban planning, historic preservation and real estate development. Committed to educating its students and community about the importance of sustainability and smart growth, the School practices an interdisciplinary approach to education, research, creative work, and community and professional service. For more information, please e-mail us or call 301.405.8000.

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