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Basic1 CE

Beating the Heat: Preparing Schools for Extreme Heat Resiliency

This webinar will focus on extreme heat mitigation strategies at schools, including schoolyards, ventilation systems, and resilient power systems, through case studies and research presented by school leaders and field experts.

The webinar materials are free through these links: webinar recording, presentation slides, and webinar resources.

If you would like to complete the quiz and earn CE hours, it is included in the USGBC online course subscription or for purchase on this page.

Published:
GBCI: 0920030877
Continuing education: 1 CE
Completions: 4

Objectives

  1. Understand the challenges that schools are facing with extreme heat, including impacts to student and staff health, performance, and safety.
  2. Describe heat mitigation strategies for schoolyards and outdoor spaces to create safe and climate adaptive outdoor learning spaces for students and staff.
  3. Assess strategies for extreme heat adaptation through building renovations and design including ventilation equipment, building envelope, and resilient power systems.
  4. Evaluate the short- and long-term financial costs, benefits, and funding required to implement heat mitigation strategies.

Leaders

Waheed Zarif Vice President, Delos Wellness Design
Julia Roth Director, SGS Air Services
Kelly Turner, Ph. D. Associate Professor, Urban Planning Associate Director, Luskin Center for Innovation and Director, The NOAA Center for Heat Resilient Communities at the University of California Los Angeles
Kevin Lanza, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences, UTHealth Houston School of Public Health
Darien Clary Director of Sustainability, Austin Independent School District
Marwa Zaatari, Ph.D. Vice Chair, ASHRAE Standard 62.1 Chair of Risk Assessment Group, ASHRAE Standard 241 D ZINE Partners
Philip Donovan Little Diversified Architectural Consulting
Max Lainfiesta, Ph.D. RMI - Islands Energy Program
Chris Crear Heila Technologies

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