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Fall 2006 Schedule |
       

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Below you will find our tentative schedule and a brief discription of each if available.
Events in Green are Emerging Green Builders planned events
Events in Black are other events we enourage EGB members to attend
Events bolded are those that have been confirmed - they are otherwise still in the planning processes.
Stay tuned, as this page will update often as new details and dates on confirmed.
Last Update: November 8th, 12:45pm
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September 20 - Emerging Green Builders Kickoff, 6:00pm
Where: 1164 Mechanical Engineering
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| September 19-21 - Engineering Career Fair |
September 27 - Laurie David, Distinguished Lecture Series
7:30 Memorial Union Theatre. See "Other Events of Interest" at the bottom of the page.
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October 3 - General Meeting
On October 3rd we will be finalizing our group that we are sending to GreenBuild 2006 as well as talking out the Natural Design Competition. Location: 1164 Mechanical Engineering |
October 4 - Green Drinks, 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Green Drinks is a regional social event in which people who work in the "green" sector or who are involved in improving the environmental impact of their business come together to network and share ideas.
Where?: The Local - 102 King Street (SE Corner of Capitol Square)
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October 4 - An Inconvienant Truth - 7:30pm
Sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Directorate, An Inconvienant Truth will be showing for free at the Memorial Union Theatre at 7:30. Attendance is highly encouraged.
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October 10 - Josh Arnold, Franklin Energy Systems
Josh Arnold, LEED AP from Franklin Energy Systems, a energy efficiency subcontractor for Wisconsin Focus on Energy will be speaking this joint event with our close friends at Business Action for Sustainable Enterprise about the Business Case and Economic Benefit of Building Green. Josh is the organizer of the monthly Green Drinks social event in Madison, expert on sustainable business as well as green building; and a huge supporter of EGB. Glass Nickel Pizza may be served. Location: 1175 Grainger Hall
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October 17 - Project for Public Spaces
When: 4:30 - 6:15
Where: 1610 Engineering Hall
The Wisconsin Union Directorate (WUD) is brining in the prestigeous Project for Public Spaces consulting and design firm from New York City. Emerging Green Builders is co-hosting in conjunction with WUD.
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October 17 - Sherrie Gruder, University of Wisconson - Extension
When: 6:30pm
Where: 1610 Engineering Hall
Sherrie Gruder is a LEED Accredited Professional, Sustainable Design Specialist, and Energy Program Coordinator at the University of Wisconsin Extension. She has been involved in most of the Green Building projects in Madison and many others around the State. She has been a speaker at GreenBuild as well as many other events, and has pubilshed several papers on green building, renewable energy, and energy efficiency. She will be speaking about Green Building Policy and the big (green) things that are begining to blossom in Madison.
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October 18-19 - Student Union Initiative Elections
Get out and vote!
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October 18 - SE 2 - Sustainability and Energy Efficiency Conference
When: 8:30am - 6:30pm
Where: Monona Terrace
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October 18 -
Randy Udall
What: Randy Udall, director of the Community Office for Resource Efficiency, a nonprofit organization in western Colorado, will give a free public lecture on the topic "America's Energy Challenges." The event is sponsored by RENEW Wisconsin, the Madison Peak Oil Group, the Wisconsin Green Building Alliance, and the Nelson Institute at UW-Madison.
When: 7:00pm
Where: Pyle Center, 702 Langdon Street
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October 25 - Robin Pharo of Healthy Home Reports - Joint Meeting with ASID
When: 6:30pm
Where: 1164 Mechanical Engineering
Robin Pharo is an indoor air quality expert and consultant with Healthy Home Reports. Robin is a great speaker and has worked on dozens of homes and businesses. Robin will be speaking on "The Building Blocks of a Healthy Home". Glass Nickel Pizza will be served.
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November 1 - Green Drinks, 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Green Drinks is a regional social event in which people who work in the "green" sector or who are involved in improving the environmental impact of their business come together to network and share ideas.
Where?: The Local - 102 King Street (SE Corner of Capitol Square)
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November 15-17 (14-18 with travel): GreenBuild
Where: Denver, CO
This year we are planning on sending 8 students to GreenBuild, the annual conference held by the US Green Building Council. We will be flying out of Madison on the afternoon of Tuesday the 14th and arriving back sometime in the late afternoon on Saturday the 18th. For more details please contact a co-chair.
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December 5 - Carnagie Fabrics
EGB members met representatives from Carnagie Fabrics at SE2 last month. In addition, we will have brief presentations by some of the members who attended GreenBuild.
When: 6:00pm
Where: 1163 Mechanical Engineering
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December 6 - Green Drinks, 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Green Drinks is a regional social event in which people who work in the "green" sector or who are involved in improving the environmental impact of their business come together to network and share ideas.
Where?: The Local - 102 King Street (SE Corner of Capitol Square)
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| December 8 - Friday End of semester Social |
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| Other Events of Interest |
| September 25
GLOBAL WARMING PANNEL
Memorial Union Theatre, 7:00.
Dr Jonathan Patz
Dr. Richard Shaten
Dr. Dan Anderson
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz
Faramarz Vakili-Zadeh
The panel will discuss the economic, social, political, and
environmental issues surrounding the world's greatest epidemic.
The panelists come from unique academic backgrounds, ensuring
a provocative and interesting discussion. The panel will be followed by a reception in the Theater's lobby There will be FREE punch and cookies.
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September 27
LAURIE DAVID KICKS OFF DLS TALKS
Environmental activist Laurie David, producer of the Al Gore film "An
Inconvenient Truth," gets this year's Distinguished Lecture Series
under way with a speech in the Memorial Union Theater at 7:30 p.m. on
Wednesday, Sept. 27. David is also a trustee of the National
Resources Defense Council and a founding member of The Detroit
Project, a group that pushes for more fuel-efficient cars. Free
student tickets are available at the Memorial Union Box Office one
week in advance. They go fast so students are encouraged to get
tickets early.
Information: http://www.union.wisc.edu/dls/
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