Thanks to the hundreds of our loyal audience members who watched our “Greening the Campus” webcast on April 21. We hope you gained some insights from our distinguished panel of experts: Bob Koester (Ball State), Angela Halfacre (Furman), Richard Johnson (Rice), and Chris Ramey (U of Oregon).
Our apologies to those who had trouble accessing the AIA CES “Discovery” exam. Like millions of other websites, ours got caught in the Amazon “cloud” mess and was down for most of the day. Now, www.BDCnetwork.com is back up and running.
Take the exam (worth 1.0 AIA CES “HSW/SD” learning units) or view the webcast
As a bonus, you can also download a PDF of the slides. They make a great learning guide for a lunch ‘n’ learn discussion with your colleagues.
Again, we’re sorry for any inconvenience, and please feel free to contact me with any thoughts you had about the webcast and its contents: rcassidy@sgcmail.com.
Rob Cassidy, Editorial Director
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