Presented to help BYU students adjust to the changes introduced in LEED 2009.

1. LEED CaTCH-UP SESSION Because you’re behind…just kidding. But seriously.

2. LEED 201: Outline Green building Overview What happens to LEED APs? What’s New in LEED 2009?

3. Green Building Overview

4. Green Building Overview

5. Green Building Overview

6. Summary of Changes Weighted Credits Emphasis on Energy Restructuring of Credentials, Reference Guides, Etc. LEED Online has been updated

7. The Book

8. What Happens to LEED APs? 1st exam 2nd exam TBD

9. What Happens to LEED APs Option 1: Become a LEED AP with one (or more) of the BD+C, Homes, ID+C, ND, or O+M specialty designations by passing one of the new specialty examinations.Option 2: Become a LEED AP with one (or more) of the BD+C, ID+C, or O+M specialty designations by completing the prescriptive CMP requirements for the initial 2-year reporting period. Option 3: Do nothing and continue to be a LEED AP without a specialty in the LEED Professional Directory. Starting August 3, 2009 GBCI will begin sending emails to existing LEED APs, letting them know that their enrollment window is open. They will have two years to enroll from the date noted in their email. Emails containing open enrollment windows will be staggered through October 2009 to ensure a smooth enrollment process.

10. What’s New in LEED 2009 LEED 2.2 LEED 2009 14 points 5 points 17 points 13 points 15 points 64 points + 5 bonus points 26 points 10 points 35 points 14 points 15 points 100 points + 10 bonus points Sustainable Site (SS) Water Efficiency (WE) Energy & Atmosphere (EA) Materials & Resources (MR) Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Total

11. What’s New in LEED 2009? LEED 2.2 LEED 2009 52+ 39-51 33-38 26-32 80+ 60-79 50-59 40-49 Platinum Gold Silver Certified

12. Sustainable Sites (SS)

13. Water Efficiency (WE)

14. Energy & Atmosphere (EA)

15. Materials & Resources (MR)

16. Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ)

17. Innovation & Design (ID)

18. Regional Priority