About EGL
Emerging Green Leaders (EGL) are Brown University students and young professionals intent on being part
of the green building movement that is rapidly taking hold across the nation. Students are invited to collaborate
with and join the Rhode Island Green Building Council, Emerging Green Builders Committee, or any other related
committees. The R.I. Green Building Council will offer hands-on education and training workshops, promote sustainability
practices, sponsor design competitions, conduct building tours, match students with "green" mentors, and provide
internships and leadership opportunities.
- Green Mentor Program: up to one semester in length
- Green Shadow Program: a one day opportunity to observe a “green” professional
- Conferences, sustainable schools summits and energy expos
- Guest speakers from the Rhode Island Green Building Council
- Attend RI Green Building Council monthly meetings
- Sustainable neighborhoods and city design
- Green building standards (residential, commercial, industrial, institutional)Making
structures more energy efficient, improving indoor air quality and choosing materials that
reduce impact on the environment
- Green building products (interior and exterior) and green building systems Mechanical systems
(HVAC), Water Systems, Solid Waste, Construction Waste
- Renewable energy technologies Solar, Wind, Geothermal, Methane-to-gas
- Making green buildings affordable Costs versus benefits in the short term and long term
- Education Green Curriculum in High Schools and Colleges
- Advocacy and government relations Policy and legislation for green building standards
and energy independence
- Global green Globalization of the “green” standards
- Civic Engineering
- Architecture
- Interior design
- Landscape Architecture
- Real estate development, building, and Construction Management
- Environmental Public Policy and Advocacy
- Science of Sustainability
- Nonprofit Organizations
- Business and entrepreneurship
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