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The Gaines Group Sustainable Architects – Career Chat

September 18 @ 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm CDT

SUSTAINABLE ARCH BANNER

Exelon STEM Academy Career Chat - The Gains Group Sustainable Architects

Calling all high school aged students in the Chicago, Philadelphia, DC, and Baltimore area!

Interested in sustainability and energy efficiency? Green building design is the first step in creating, or renovating, our built environment to reduce energy use. In this interactive session, we’ll discuss Green Building Design and sustainable building methods – both conventional and unconventional. Learn what it takes to be an architect focused on sustainable design and how that translates from design through the build process. Also learn how we renovate existing buildings to reduce energy use through design.

 

Who Should Attend?
Young people in the following locations that are currently in high school are welcome to register.

  • Washington DC
  • Maryland
  • Delaware
  • Pennsylvania: In the PECO service area of Philadelphia and its PA suburbs
  • New Jersey: In the Atlantic City Electric service area of southern New Jersey
  • Illinois: In the ComEd service area of northern Illinois

Participants must be students in 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade or a STEM Academy alumnae.

Participants must have computer and internet access and be interested in fully participating in the Zoom session by sharing video.

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By registering for this event you commit to attend live, at the time of the event. If you can no longer attend, please let Evelina Juarez (ejuarez@need.org) know 24 hours before the event. Repeat no-shows will not be able to register for future events or offered staff opportunities. No-shows at events take resources away from other STEM Academy offerings.

Details

Date:
September 18
Time:
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm CDT
Event Categories:
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Website:
https://needorg.my.salesforce-sites.com/stemevents/event/home/sustainablearchitect

Organizer

Evelina Juarez
Email
ejuarez@need.org