SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS LEADERS
Basic Information CALLING FOR
SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS LEADERS TO JOIN THE INTERNATIONAL DISCUSSION
DATE: August 2-11, 2014
Students of all disciplines are encouraged to apply (design, Are you engineering, urban planning, Camp Size: passionate 10-12 International Students etc.) The workshop is open to Are you about green all undergraduate and Funding: excited about buildings and If accepted, applicants will receive graduate students interested in creating a urban design? a scholarship from Tongji University to green building leadership. cover the living and local expenses in sustainable Involvement with green China, including field trips. campus? buildings or student club Venue/Host: experience is preferred, but not College of Architecture and Urban Planrequired. ning, Tongji University, Shanghai, China Organizers/Sponsors: ToGreen apply, Building please send CV and Please join usAlliance at the 2014 International Green Campus 1-page Letter of Motivation to (IGCA) Leadership Camp in Shanghai, China Sustainable Building Connection (SBC), william.higgins@bericollabora(Aug. 2-11, 2014). Student leaders from and 2014. the student and young professional tive.org byChina June 10th, branch of across Built Environment Research & the world will meet here and applications discuss the will be Rolling Innovation Collaborative (BeRIC)
accepted after this date. next step of green campus initiatives.
The camp includes an interdisciplinary dialogue on
Camp Description
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Through a combination of group discussions, field trips in Shanghai and surrounding areas, lectures by key players in the Chinese green building industry, individual/team projects, and site visits students will develop a deeper understanding of green building in Shanghai, and will develop strategies to encourage user participation with green buildings. Pioneers from related fields, such as school administrators, the government, NGO, some enterprises, etc, will be gathered to share the latest news surrounding the Green Campus Project. This workshop will be a great chance for the domestic and foreign participants to communicate and share their experiences with each other about green campus development/construction in the different countries they represent. Throughout the workshop participants will work in teams to develop deliverables that are relevant to their own communities, and which can be used to inform future decisions at their home institutions. By creating deliverables that are relevant to their own communities, it is hoped that participants will increase the estimate of their own potential for impacting change through green building leadership.
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Goals & Learning Outcomes + To gain a more comprehensive understanding of the interactions between students, universities, and green buildings. + To understand the context and current status of green buildings in China. + Participants will gain a better understanding of the many factors that influence green building, including regulatory factors, market competition, rising consumer expectations, new technologies, concerns about safety and security, and corporate/university culture and management philosophy. + To gain a deeper understanding of the issues that often complicate/prevent green building leadership in their own communities. + Develop skills to produce effective visual communications. The ability to effectively communicate with diverse stakeholders is becoming increasingly important for green building leaders.
Lectures
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
+ During the workshop, stakeholders from different fields related to green buildings will be invited to give lectures. This will give students the opportunity to learn in more details about the development of green buildings in the campus context, and will provide insight into some of the factors that affect green campus construction. Participants will be exposed to a number of different opinions due to the variety of stakeholders represented. Furthermore, through interactions with stakeholders students will develop their leadership skills – like the ability to make decisions and the ability to coordinate and communicate effectively. After the lectures there will be Q&A sessions for the participants; the insight from these sessions may help teams to solve problems relevant to their own deliverables. Tenative lectures include: + Dr. Chen Shuqin, Green Building and New Energy Research Center, Tongji University Topic: Current development of green construction + Dr. Liu Zhaojie, Expert of Acoustics, Armstrong China Topic: Acoustics case of classroom in China + Liu Run, League Secretary, Tongji University Topic: Green Education/Business + Pan Jiangxue, Founder and Secretary-General of Adream.org Topic: Dream Center
Field Trips
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
+ During the workshop the participants will have opportunities to go on field trips in Shanghai and the surrounding areas, which will expose them to some successful green building and green campus projects. All of the tentative field trip destinations relate to the theme of green building and green campus. During these field trips students will learn about the development of green buildings in Shanghai, as well as the Chinese culture and the form of the society; these experiences will hopefully provide participants with inspiration for their teamwork projects. Several one-day trips are planned, as well as a two-day trip to Chongming Island. Field trips include: + China Art Museum + Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Convention Center + Houtan Wetland Park + Chongming Island Sustainable Community Project + Shanghai Hongqiao Central Business District + Lifestyle Green China Ltd + Chinese Classical Gardens + The Humble Administrator’s Garden + The Lingering Garden Chinese Classical Garden - The Humble Administrator’s Garden
Field Trips
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
China Art Museum
Chongming D. International Wetland Park
Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Convention Center
Field Trips
Hou Wetland Park
Chongming Sustainable Community Project
Chinese Classical Garden - The Humble Administrator’s Garden
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Agenda
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Daily Schedule Date
Day 1 Saturday, Aug 2
Activity
Full day
- Arrival, check in to hotel -Have a short rest - Campus Tour in Tongji University (introduction about the green building projects in campus)
Morning
- Welcome - Participants Introduction - Leadership Communication Sharing session on green campus projects in two countries -Discussion: Reference and inspiration from each other
Day 2 Sunday, Aug 3
Day 3 Monday, Aug 4
Day 4 Tuesday, Aug 5
Afternoon
- Leadership Simulation-Initial Discussion Session - Group Discussion to the questions -Group draft Solutions to the proposed design challenge -Establish workshop subject
Full day
-Lecture: The green ideas in general plans for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo -Field trip(Relative sites of 2010 Shanghai World Expo) 1. China Art Museum ; 2. Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Convention Center; 3.The River Mall; 4.Back Wetland Park -Discussion: Sustainable urban construction in the post-World Expo era
Full Day
-Field trip (Chongming Island ) -Lecture: Ecological planning of Chongming Island -Site visit: D. International Wetland Park -Design activity: Design Harvest -Discussion: Sustainable community construction in rural areas
Morning
-Lecture: Green Building and Ecological Urban Development -Lecture: Development of International Green Campus Alliance and Green Campus Projects in China -Dialog with leaders of relative organizations --Project Development: Integration of lessons/ cases into project -Project Development: Develop concepts and design strategies
Day 5 Wednesday, Aug 6
Afternoon
-Group Communication -Report the progress -Get feedback on strategies and deliverables
Remark
Campus tour: Led by Chinese student guides Topic: U.S-Development of green building projects in American campus and case sharing China- Development of green building projects in Chinese campus and case sharing
Lecturer(undetermined):one of the professors participated in the general plans for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo Site visit: Leaded by Chinese student guides
Lecturer(undetermined):
Lecturer: 1.Dr. Chen Shuqin ( Member of China Association of Building Energy Efficiency ) 2.Mr. Su Yunshen (leader of IGCA)
Agenda
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Daily Schedule Date
Activity
Remark
Full Day
-Field trip (Suzhou) -Dialog with professors in Suzhou University -Site visits: Chinese Classical Gardens -Discussion: Reference and inspiration from the green ideas in ancient Chinese architectures and gardens
Receiver: Suzhou University Main Gardens: 1.The Humble Administrator’s Garden 2.The Lingering Garden 3.The Master of Nets Garden
Full Day
-Field trip (Theme: The urbanization of new rural area in China) -Dialog with relevant stakeholders, including government officials, private sectors and local community. -Debrief Challenge and Lessons Learnt
2-days trip Follow with the summer practice delegation of Tongji University
Full Day
-Field trip (Theme: The urbanization of new rural area in China) -Field work through observation, interview and investigation -Discussion: Development model of new urbanization in China
The site will be chosen from the following cities: Jia Xing, Tai Cang, Ning bo, Taizhou
Full Day
-Field trip (Communication with universities in Shanghai) -Dialog with leaders of green campus organizations in the universities -Campus tour: Learn about the development of green campus projects in these universities -Discussion: Reference and inspiration from the experience of green campus construction in Shanghai - Project Development - integration of lessons/ cases into project
Day 10 Monday, Aug 11
Full Day
-Group Presentation (15minites each group) -Comment and Communication (experts in various fields will be invited) -Closing Ceremony -Party
Day 11 Tuesday, Aug 12
Full Day
-Departure
Day 6 Thursday, Aug 7
Day 7 Friday, Aug 8
Day 8 Saturday, Aug 9
Day 9 - Sunday, Aug 10
Visiting Universities: Fudan University, Jiaotong University
Application
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Students of all disciplines are encouraged to apply (design, engineering, urban planning, etc.) The workshop is open to all undergraduate and graduate students interested in green building leadership. Involvement with green buildings or student club experience is preferred, but not required. To apply, please send the following documents to [email protected] before June 10th, 2014: CV or Resume 1-page Letter of Motivation Rolling applications will continue to be accepted after this date. If accepted, the applicants will receive a scholarship to cover the local and lodging expenses in China, including the field trips.
SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS LEADERS TO JOIN THE INTERNATIONAL DISCUSSION
DATE: August 2-11, 2014
Students of all disciplines are encouraged to apply (design, Are you engineering, urban planning, Camp Size: passionate 10-12 International Students etc.) The workshop is open to Are you about green all undergraduate and Funding: excited about buildings and If accepted, applicants will receive graduate students interested in creating a urban design? a scholarship from Tongji University to green building leadership. cover the living and local expenses in sustainable Involvement with green China, including field trips. campus? buildings or student club Venue/Host: experience is preferred, but not College of Architecture and Urban Planrequired. ning, Tongji University, Shanghai, China Organizers/Sponsors: ToGreen apply, Building please send CV and Please join usAlliance at the 2014 International Green Campus 1-page Letter of Motivation to (IGCA) Leadership Camp in Shanghai, China Sustainable Building Connection (SBC), william.higgins@bericollabora(Aug. 2-11, 2014). Student leaders from and 2014. the student and young professional tive.org byChina June 10th, branch of across Built Environment Research & the world will meet here and applications discuss the will be Rolling Innovation Collaborative (BeRIC)
accepted after this date. next step of green campus initiatives.
The camp includes an interdisciplinary dialogue on
Camp Description
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Through a combination of group discussions, field trips in Shanghai and surrounding areas, lectures by key players in the Chinese green building industry, individual/team projects, and site visits students will develop a deeper understanding of green building in Shanghai, and will develop strategies to encourage user participation with green buildings. Pioneers from related fields, such as school administrators, the government, NGO, some enterprises, etc, will be gathered to share the latest news surrounding the Green Campus Project. This workshop will be a great chance for the domestic and foreign participants to communicate and share their experiences with each other about green campus development/construction in the different countries they represent. Throughout the workshop participants will work in teams to develop deliverables that are relevant to their own communities, and which can be used to inform future decisions at their home institutions. By creating deliverables that are relevant to their own communities, it is hoped that participants will increase the estimate of their own potential for impacting change through green building leadership.
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Goals & Learning Outcomes + To gain a more comprehensive understanding of the interactions between students, universities, and green buildings. + To understand the context and current status of green buildings in China. + Participants will gain a better understanding of the many factors that influence green building, including regulatory factors, market competition, rising consumer expectations, new technologies, concerns about safety and security, and corporate/university culture and management philosophy. + To gain a deeper understanding of the issues that often complicate/prevent green building leadership in their own communities. + Develop skills to produce effective visual communications. The ability to effectively communicate with diverse stakeholders is becoming increasingly important for green building leaders.
Lectures
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
+ During the workshop, stakeholders from different fields related to green buildings will be invited to give lectures. This will give students the opportunity to learn in more details about the development of green buildings in the campus context, and will provide insight into some of the factors that affect green campus construction. Participants will be exposed to a number of different opinions due to the variety of stakeholders represented. Furthermore, through interactions with stakeholders students will develop their leadership skills – like the ability to make decisions and the ability to coordinate and communicate effectively. After the lectures there will be Q&A sessions for the participants; the insight from these sessions may help teams to solve problems relevant to their own deliverables. Tenative lectures include: + Dr. Chen Shuqin, Green Building and New Energy Research Center, Tongji University Topic: Current development of green construction + Dr. Liu Zhaojie, Expert of Acoustics, Armstrong China Topic: Acoustics case of classroom in China + Liu Run, League Secretary, Tongji University Topic: Green Education/Business + Pan Jiangxue, Founder and Secretary-General of Adream.org Topic: Dream Center
Field Trips
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
+ During the workshop the participants will have opportunities to go on field trips in Shanghai and the surrounding areas, which will expose them to some successful green building and green campus projects. All of the tentative field trip destinations relate to the theme of green building and green campus. During these field trips students will learn about the development of green buildings in Shanghai, as well as the Chinese culture and the form of the society; these experiences will hopefully provide participants with inspiration for their teamwork projects. Several one-day trips are planned, as well as a two-day trip to Chongming Island. Field trips include: + China Art Museum + Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Convention Center + Houtan Wetland Park + Chongming Island Sustainable Community Project + Shanghai Hongqiao Central Business District + Lifestyle Green China Ltd + Chinese Classical Gardens + The Humble Administrator’s Garden + The Lingering Garden Chinese Classical Garden - The Humble Administrator’s Garden
Field Trips
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
China Art Museum
Chongming D. International Wetland Park
Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Convention Center
Field Trips
Hou Wetland Park
Chongming Sustainable Community Project
Chinese Classical Garden - The Humble Administrator’s Garden
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Agenda
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Daily Schedule Date
Day 1 Saturday, Aug 2
Activity
Full day
- Arrival, check in to hotel -Have a short rest - Campus Tour in Tongji University (introduction about the green building projects in campus)
Morning
- Welcome - Participants Introduction - Leadership Communication Sharing session on green campus projects in two countries -Discussion: Reference and inspiration from each other
Day 2 Sunday, Aug 3
Day 3 Monday, Aug 4
Day 4 Tuesday, Aug 5
Afternoon
- Leadership Simulation-Initial Discussion Session - Group Discussion to the questions -Group draft Solutions to the proposed design challenge -Establish workshop subject
Full day
-Lecture: The green ideas in general plans for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo -Field trip(Relative sites of 2010 Shanghai World Expo) 1. China Art Museum ; 2. Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Convention Center; 3.The River Mall; 4.Back Wetland Park -Discussion: Sustainable urban construction in the post-World Expo era
Full Day
-Field trip (Chongming Island ) -Lecture: Ecological planning of Chongming Island -Site visit: D. International Wetland Park -Design activity: Design Harvest -Discussion: Sustainable community construction in rural areas
Morning
-Lecture: Green Building and Ecological Urban Development -Lecture: Development of International Green Campus Alliance and Green Campus Projects in China -Dialog with leaders of relative organizations --Project Development: Integration of lessons/ cases into project -Project Development: Develop concepts and design strategies
Day 5 Wednesday, Aug 6
Afternoon
-Group Communication -Report the progress -Get feedback on strategies and deliverables
Remark
Campus tour: Led by Chinese student guides Topic: U.S-Development of green building projects in American campus and case sharing China- Development of green building projects in Chinese campus and case sharing
Lecturer(undetermined):one of the professors participated in the general plans for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo Site visit: Leaded by Chinese student guides
Lecturer(undetermined):
Lecturer: 1.Dr. Chen Shuqin ( Member of China Association of Building Energy Efficiency ) 2.Mr. Su Yunshen (leader of IGCA)
Agenda
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Daily Schedule Date
Activity
Remark
Full Day
-Field trip (Suzhou) -Dialog with professors in Suzhou University -Site visits: Chinese Classical Gardens -Discussion: Reference and inspiration from the green ideas in ancient Chinese architectures and gardens
Receiver: Suzhou University Main Gardens: 1.The Humble Administrator’s Garden 2.The Lingering Garden 3.The Master of Nets Garden
Full Day
-Field trip (Theme: The urbanization of new rural area in China) -Dialog with relevant stakeholders, including government officials, private sectors and local community. -Debrief Challenge and Lessons Learnt
2-days trip Follow with the summer practice delegation of Tongji University
Full Day
-Field trip (Theme: The urbanization of new rural area in China) -Field work through observation, interview and investigation -Discussion: Development model of new urbanization in China
The site will be chosen from the following cities: Jia Xing, Tai Cang, Ning bo, Taizhou
Full Day
-Field trip (Communication with universities in Shanghai) -Dialog with leaders of green campus organizations in the universities -Campus tour: Learn about the development of green campus projects in these universities -Discussion: Reference and inspiration from the experience of green campus construction in Shanghai - Project Development - integration of lessons/ cases into project
Day 10 Monday, Aug 11
Full Day
-Group Presentation (15minites each group) -Comment and Communication (experts in various fields will be invited) -Closing Ceremony -Party
Day 11 Tuesday, Aug 12
Full Day
-Departure
Day 6 Thursday, Aug 7
Day 7 Friday, Aug 8
Day 8 Saturday, Aug 9
Day 9 - Sunday, Aug 10
Visiting Universities: Fudan University, Jiaotong University
Application
2014 Green Building Leadership Camp
Students of all disciplines are encouraged to apply (design, engineering, urban planning, etc.) The workshop is open to all undergraduate and graduate students interested in green building leadership. Involvement with green buildings or student club experience is preferred, but not required. To apply, please send the following documents to [email protected] before June 10th, 2014: CV or Resume 1-page Letter of Motivation Rolling applications will continue to be accepted after this date. If accepted, the applicants will receive a scholarship to cover the local and lodging expenses in China, including the field trips.
