Are you welcoming cyclists on your campus?
As more and more institutions are working to both decrease their carbon footprint and encourage alternative methods of transportation to campus, bikes have become an integral part of their strategy. Featuring the expertise and recent progress of Duke University, this webcast will take a step-by-step approach to creating a bike-friendly culture on any campus. Starting with basic initiatives and moving into deeper investments, this session will cover considerations for bike racks, bike storage rooms, bike maps, and developing effective town/gown relations.
The audience for this program includes directors, assistant or associate directors and managers of transportation and parking, managers of sustainable transportation, directors or assistant directors of campus safety and security, sustainability officers, directors of sustainability initiatives, and other campus professionals charged with initiating sustainability programs or overseeing parking and transportation operations at their institutions. This program is best for those institutions that are still in the foundational stages of developing a campus-wide alternative transportation strategy.
July 23 - 25, 2012 :: Newport Beach, CA
Learn how to create and promote an alternative transportation strategy that’s right for your campus.
Save $50 when you register for both the conference and the Creating a Bike-Friendly Campus Culture webcast. This discount will be automatically applied when you add these events to your shopping cart. Visit the registration tab to purchase today.
After participating in this webcast, you will be able to take steps to create a more bike-friendly campus.
Brian Williams is the first Transportation Demand Management coordinator for Duke University, supporting the university and most of the Duke Health System. He helped negotiate contracts for a universal bus pass program between Duke and local/regional transit providers, and for a custom car-sharing program supported by WeCar and Enterprise Rent-A-Car. He is completing a low-cost bike infrastructure project that will provide safety measures for biking on every road on campus. Brian graduated from North Carolina State University in 2001 with a BA in communications. Outside of work, he is involved with the promotion and support of electric vehicles with the Triangle Electric Auto Association in North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park area.
Purchase the webcast and CD recording together and receive the CD for half price.
With a single site connection you can invite as many people as you like to watch and listen to the webcast from the same computer. You’ll also receive an electronic link to the presentation materials and handouts as well as additional resources referenced during the live event. Following the webcast you’ll receive an email that contains a link to the recorded webcast (link active for 60 days). Additional site connections are also available for $195.
We record the audio and visual portion of all live webcast events and make them available in two forms; as a CD or as an electronic download. CD recordings are mailed with a bound copy of the presentation materials and handouts approximately 10 business days following the live webcast date.
We record the audio and visual portion of all live webcast events and make them available in two forms; as a CD or as an electronic download. On-demand downloads are available through an internet link sent via email approximately 10 business days following the live webcast date (links are active for 180 days).
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