OPEN TO ALL
These education sessions are open to all attendees, including those with Keynote and Expo-only passes.
TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE SESSIONS
October 29 Ballroom A
11:15 am-12:15 pm Sustainable Roofing Solutions
Tremco Vegetated Roofing Solutions A vegetated roof from Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance is one of the most environmentally responsible, attractive and cost-effective solutions available to the meet the swelling de- mand for sustainable facility construction and management. No other company offers Tremco Roofing’s commitment to sus- tainability, single source responsibility and extensive warranty. We even offer a unique maintenance program, TremCare™ Green, to keep a vegetated roof’s plants in great condition - no other manufacturer has a program quite like this! Presenters:
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Rick Bulst, Director, Tremco VR Terry Boyko, Tremco VR Specialist
Tremco Fluid / Liquid Applied Roofing Solutions Ideal for roof restoration, waterproofing over structural con- crete roof decks, and both reroofing and new construction, our reinforced, low-cost, easy-to-apply AlphaGuard™ MT and AlphaGuard™ BIO fluid applied roofing systems not only provide superior protection from water infiltration through the roof but are an excellent choices for difficult flashing details. The AlphaGuard BIO system has the additional benefit of a high bio content, for projects requiring more sustainable solutions. These solutions are both Title 24 and Energy Star Rated. Presenters:
Chuck Fitzgerald, PhD, Director, Tremco Fluid Applied Roofing Matt Brockman, Tremco Fluid Applied Roofing
1:30 pm-2:30 pm
LEDs: What You Should Know We’ve all heard the terms before: efficacy, lumens, color tem- perature, CRI, LM-79, LM-80, L70 and more, but what do they all mean? Why does it matter? How do they all relate...or not? What might make one LED product better than another for my application? This session is intended to clarify and/or educate what many consider to be a confusing new technology seem- ingly surrounded in hearsay, overly broad marketing tactics and under-educated field sales teams. Whether you are in the market for indoor or outdoor, highbay or nightlights, if it’s LED you’re
after, this session is for you. Presenter:
Adam Gernerd, Regional Sales Manager, LED Living Technology
3:15 pm-4:15 pm The California Blueprint for Environmental Literacy: Fundamental to 21st Century
Education, NGSS, LCAPS, CC, and More State Superintendent Torlakson convened the California Envi- ronmental Literacy Task Force, which delivered its Blueprint for Environmental Literacy in September 2015. Come to this panel discussion with members of the Task Force and learn about how schools can ensure their graduates are environmentally literate and inspired and prepared for 21st century green jobs. You will learn about the Blueprint recommendations, resources available in California, and how your school can take action to integrate Environmental Literacy into Common Core, Next Generation Science Standards, LCAPs, teaching academics using the school buildings and grounds as hands-on sustainability learning tools, and more. In the 21st century, Environmental Literacy is a “need to have” and not just “nice to have” and can be achieved within time and budget constraints.
Presenters:
Deborah Moore, Executive Director, Green Schools Initiative Shannon Gordon, Education Program Consultant, Science, Tech- nology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Office, California Department of Education
Paul Chapman, Director, Inverness Associates Gerardo Salazar, Director, Indoor and Outdoor Education, LAUSD
October 30 Ballroom A
11:15 am-12:15 pm Save Energy Costs Without Investment Fees – Solar Heating & Cooling for the Education Sector
This session will explain how it is possible to save energy costs on heating, hot water and air conditioning – without investment fees, maintenance fees or risk! Simply pay approximately 30% less for the delivered hot & cold energy!! SOLID California is the world leader in large solar thermal plants, offering sales plants as well as TESA (Thermal Energy Services Agreements) to their customers. We will present how the technology works, give an overview on the financial business case (available incentives, output of our systems, TESA details), and underline our services
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