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Free Webinar, Resiliency Lunch and Learn: Indoor Air Quality with Practical Post COVID-19 Strategies, February 8, 12pm - 1:30pm EST
Event Description
USGBC's Middle Atlantic and New England region has collaborated with the NYC Post of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) is back for the third year in a row to bring you a series of lunchtime webinars focused on resiliency.
Overview:
The Resiliency Series kicks off in 2023 with four Lunch & Learns between February and May. Topics addressed will include indoor air quality, blue-green infrastructure, resilience and equity, and LEED/green buildings and communities. Each 90-minute session will feature a panel of expert speakers across diverse disciplines.
About SAME
The Society of American Military Engineers Resilience Community of Interest (COI) directly supports the second SAME strategic plan goal to “Build and Sustain Resilient Communities.” The national effort contributes to government and private sector collaborations that serve to minimize the impacts of and enhance effective response and recovery to natural and man-made threats.
1. Bill Amann, PE, LEED Fellow, DCEP, President, M&E Engineers, USGBC NJ Advisory Board Member
2. Charles Bertuch, PE, WELL AP, Principal, Energy Solutions, Bergmann Associates
3. COL Phil Dacunto, PE, Ph.D, Deputy Head of the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering, West Point
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