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Host a Workshop

Are you interested in bringing a workshop to your area?

I²SL offers a variety of workshops that can be taught at your office or in your community. Workshops are held in conjunction with the U.S. EPA, U.S. DOE, and/or private companies, and can take place in or outside of the United States.

Benefits to hosting a workshop include:

• Training you and your associates on the I²SL approach to sustainable laboratory design

• Expanding your network of sustainable designers, architects, engineers, owners, and managers
• Providing an opportunity for registered architects and professional engineers to receive continuing education credits
• Helping Labs21 (if applicable) and I²SL expand their messages across the country
• Providing an opportunity to receive technical assistance on a specific project from workshop instructors who are experts in sustainable architecture/engineering, by including a Sustainable Advisory Session with your workshop

Host responsibilities include:

• Working with the workshop coordinator to determine a location and date for the event
• Securing meeting space, audiovisual equipment, and food and beverages for the workshop (I²SL can make these arrangements for an additional fee)
• Promoting the event to potentially interested attendees
• Providing binders and materials for attendees (I²SL can coordinate for an additional fee)
• Manage workshop registration (I²SL can coordinate for an additional fee)
• Securing co-hosts or sponsorship for the event

I²SL will help in the hosting process by:

• Providing a workshop coordinator to aid with the set up and planning of the event
• Securing qualified instructors to teach the course
• Providing course materials and supplemental materials, such as Labs21 brochures, fact sheets, and tool kit CDs, for the event
• Promoting the event in I²SL's monthly newsletter, the Sustainable Laboratory Times, to a network of more than 6,500 industry professionals, and on I²SL's website
• Processing follow-up needs, including:
  • Continuing education credits for registered architects and engineers with the American Institute of Architects and other accredited professional organizations
  • Creating and distributing certificates of completion

Interested? Please contact us for more information on how to bring a workshop to your area.

 

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