Tuesday, September 13, 2011

• Introduction to WAP: Bob Scott, Director of Energy Services, NASCSP
• The House as a System: Kelly Cutchin, Senior Analyst, SMS
• The Audit Process: Kelly Cutchin, Senior Analyst, SMS
• Typical Measures: Kelly Cutchin, Senior Analyst, SMS
• Overview of WAP Health and Safety: Bob Scott, Director of Energy Services, NASCSP

• Introduction to Healthy Homes: Ruth Ann Norton , Executive Director, National Green & Healthy Homes Initiative; G. Wesley Stewart, Director, Program Services, National Green & Healthy Homes Initiative; Mark Kravatz, Coordinator, Providence Green & Healthy Homes Initiative
• Management, Integration and Partnerships: Ruth Ann Norton, Executive Director, National Green & Healthy Homes Initiative

• Green & Healthy Homes Initiative: Ruth Ann Norton, Executive Director, National Green & Healthy Homes Initiative
• Healthy Homes Partnerships Meeting the Needs: Amy McClean Salls: Director of Training and Community-Based Initiatives, National Center for Healthy Housing

• DOE Overview: Julie Hughes, Senior Policy Advisor, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, U.S. Department of Energy
• Health Begins at Home: Dr. Mary Jean Brown, Chief, Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• HUD Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control: Jonnette Hawkins Simmons, Healthy Homes Representative, Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

• Greening America’s Distressed Housing: The Case for Partnerships: Denise Fairchild, President, Emerald Cities
• Promising Practices for an Integrated Approach: Ruth Ann Norton, Executive Director, National Green & Healthy Homes Initiative
• Building a Collaboration to Support Energy Efficiency and Healthy Homes: The NYC Experience: Deborah Nagin, Director, Lead Poisoning and Prevention Program