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Check back for our lecture series beginning again in September 2008 The SBC lecture series runs from September to May, every other month. Here are some of our past presentations.
2007/2008 Thursday, May 15 – SBC Sustainability Lecture and Year End Celebration, Socially Responsible Investing with Susan Estep of the Rocky Mountain Group of Merrill Lynch
Thursday, March 20 – SBC Sustainability Lecture, A Case Study in Residential Green Building Practices with Terre Meinershagen of Rocking M Design Thursday, January 17 – SBC Sustainability Lecture on The Faces of Homelessness in Missoula with Jane Guest and Rebecca Stancil of the At Risk Housing Coalition Thursday, November 15 – SBC Sustainability Lecture entitled “How to Motivate Individuals and Groups with Different Value Systems to Choose Environmentally Sustainable Products and Practices” with Kevin Dohr, Ph.D.
Thursday, September 13 – SBC Member Meeting and Lecture on Buying Local with Jeff Milchen, Cofounder of the American Independent Business Alliance. 2006/2007 Thursday, May 17 - Case Studies in Sustainable Community Design, Don McArthur of McArthur, Means & Wells
Thursday, March 15 - Sustainable Transportation and Light Rail for Missoula, Andy Sponseller, Ten Spoons Winery
Thursday, January 18 - Wind Power for Missoula, Brian Kerns, University of Montana
Thursday, November 16 - The Local Sustainable Agriculture Scene, Helen Atthowe, Western Montana Sustainable Growers’ Union Thursday, September 21 - Local Living Ecconomies, with a how-to-workshop, Michelle Long, Sustainable Connections 2005/2006 Thursday, May 11 - Marketing Sustainable Products, Peter Stark, North Slope Sustainable Woods
Thursday, March 9 - Sustainable Transportation, Melissa Gordon, Missoula in Motion, and Bob Giordano, MIST
Thursday, January 12 - What's New in Green Building?, Kelly Karmel, Design Balance
Thursday, November 10 - The Bio-Economy, Paul Miller, Sustainable Systems September - The UM Farm to College Program and Grow Montana: Promoting Local Food Systems and Economic Development, Mark LoParco, Director of UM Dining Services, and Crissie McMullan, Grow Montana Project Coordinator 2004/2005
May 19 - "Recycling in Missoula" by Tom Ernst of Missoula Valley Recycling and location to be announced
March date to be announced - Recycling and Building with Used Building Materials by Matt Hisel of Home Resource to be held in MCAT's meeting room, 500 North Higgins. January 20 - "Solar Power on Your Roof" by Lee Tavener, Solar Plexus, to be held in MCAT's meeting room, 500 North Higgins.
November 18 - "The Sustainable Consumer," Beth Sullivan and Kathey Rebich of the Patagonia Outlet in Dillion, to be held in MCAT's meeting room, 500 North Higgins. September 23 - "The Village Live: Urban Space Renewal Through Citizen Led Activities" by Mark Lakeman of Portland's City Repair Project, to be held in Missoula Public Library's Large Conference Room.
2003/2004 May 6 - Waste Management, Denise DeLuca, Emergent Solutions March 16 - Taking the High Road: Sustainability for our Workers, Mark Anderlick, Blue Green Coalition January 29 - The Montana Hydrogen Economy, Paul Williamson, COT November 13 - Energy for the next century, did Edison get it right?, Dale Horton, NCAT September 4 - Analyzing the Market Opportunities for Sustainable Business Ventures, Rick Wishcamper, UM School of Business 2002/2003
Post Cowboy Economics: Implications for Local Businesses, Tom Powers of the UM Department of Economics
Building a Sustainable Society, Steve Loken of Loken Builders
Panel Discussion on Sustainable Communications including Jeff Smith of Westridge Creative, Deborah Richie Oberbillig of Deborah Richie Communications and ?
Socially Responsible Investing Basics, Evelyn Widhalm
Mission Mountain Market: An Example of Sustainable Economic Development, Jean Duncan of AERO
Sustainable Office Product Purchasing, Erich Delger of Treecycle
Measuring and Monitoring Your Businesses Triple Bottom Line, Susan Anderson of BalanceTech
Panel Discussion on Sustainability and Buying Local with Jeff Mascornick, Chuck Irestone, Denise DeLuca, and Susan Anderson
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