FRESNO, CA – On October 27, 2007, US Green Building Council of Central California hosts a day-long “LEED AP Study Session” aimed at assisting the building industry professional or student in taking the LEED AP exam. The workshop runs from 8am-4pm at the UU Church of Fresno, 2672 E Alluvial (A LEED registered building, certification pending).

WHY LEARN ABOUT LEED?

With over 3000 building owners seeking LEED certification right now, LEED is on the cutting edge of the building industry. Owners and developers are demanding green buildings that save money while protecting the environment and occupant health. The USGBC’s LEED Rating System™ is the nationally recognized rating system for green buildings. LEED is already being used by green building projects in all 50 states, and the market continues to grow.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Industry professionals seeking to increase their understanding of LEED Rating Systems and green building strategies, benefits and resources: Architects, Designers, Consultants, Owners, Engineers, Developers, Contractors, Manufacturers.

WHAT’S COVERED

This session is a comprehensive look at what it takes to become a LEED Accredited Professional. A continental breakfast and lunch are included.

Cost is $165 for USGBC Local Chapter or National Members, $200 for non-members. A special $100 rate is available for a limited amount of full-time students.

For more information contact Jeremy Hofer, Executive Director USGBC-Central California at 800 788-9013 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .