Sustainability Classes taught this semester...

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Hey!

These classes look like they could be super cool. Check them out:

Date: August 5, 2008 Delete

Subject: Sustainable Design and Development


Sustainable Design and Development
3 hours ID 293 P CRN 86885
Tues.-Thurs. 11:00-12:15
Learn about green building design and development from the Vice-Chair
of Green Advantage, a national green building certification
organization. You will emerge from the class with a sound
understanding of green buildings and sustainable
neighborhoods......what they are and how to achieve them. The book
is Green Development from the Rocky Mountain Institute...a great text
full of very useful case studies and green information.

Sustainability Studies 3 hours ID 493N CRN 86886

Take a look at global sustainability issues from the 30,000 foot
perspective. We'll review issues around energy, agriculture, water
and population and discuss current philosophies and approaches. A
reading/discussion format will be used.


Both courses are taught by Chris Haddox. Chris is a LEED Accredited
Professional and is Green Advantage Certified. His interest in green
building and sustainable design came about through his 9.5 year tenure
as Executive Director of Mon County Habitat for Humanity.

Please contact Chris at chris....@mail.wvu.edu or 293-3657 for
more information about both these classes.

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If these were not on T-TH I would be there in a heartbeat; alas, my
schedule does not allow this. I emailed the professor, Chris Haddox,
and he seems super cool and excited to teach these classes. If you
have the time or know someone who might be interested, do it and
spread the word! Cheers,

-Adam