I2SL North Carolina–Triangle Chapter
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The mission of the I2SL North Carolina–Triangle Chapter is to foster collaboration, education, and innovation for designing, operating, and sustaining safe and efficient laboratory environments for the research, education, and healthcare community in the Research Triangle, North Carolina, region.
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Chapter Officers
President
Pete Caudle
National Sales Manager
Asecos Safety and Environmental Protection, Inc.
Vice President
Ginger Scoggins, PE, LEED AP, CEM, CxA
Principal, Mechanical Engineer
Engineered Designs, Inc.
Treasurer
Randy Smith
Manager, Department of Biology
Duke University
Secretary
Jessica O'Hara, MBA, PEM
Energy Analyst, Engineering Services Energy Management
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Program/Membership Director
Julia Janaro, AIA, LEED AP
Senior Architect
ClarkNexsen
Directors
Nick Caronna, P.E., LEED AP BD+C
Associate Partner
Syska Hennessy Group, Inc.
Mahdi Fahim
Assistant Director/Lab Safety Manager
NC State University, Environmental Health and Safety
Chris Martin
BEI Regional Manager
McKim and Creed, Inc.
Mark Paskanik, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C
Architect, Lab Design Expert
CRB
Greg Smithmyer, PE
Mechanical Engineer
Affiliated Engineers
Eva Stancil
Training & Marketing Coordinator
3Flow
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Call us at 919.539.7592 or email us to learn more about or become a Member of the I2SL North Carolina–Triangle Chapter.
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The NC Triangle Chapter hosted a chapter meeting on February 13. Several speakers gave presentations and recapped the 2019 I2SL Annual Conference. The event was a success and received some great feedback from attendees! “The I2SL February 2020 meeting was incredibly useful especially as an owners rep. The sessions were highly relevant to lab owners and designers from both a design and operational standpoint. The caliber and experience of presenters and also of those in attendance led to some really great discussion and very insightful comments on lab design. I really appreciated the depth of discussion which concisely covered everything from fire rated storage cabinets to lab building site location concerns.”—Ben Johnson, UNC Facilities “The speakers were very knowledgeable in their fields and the information presented is extremely relevant for anyone working in the design and operation of research labs.”—Sue Nativi, Duke University Facilities Engineer “Thanks for sharing! Great material. Really got us thinking.”—Weston Hockaday Thanks to everyone who attended! |
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