Chemical Hoods
Balancing Health/Safety with Energy Conservation

Sponsored by the Campus Consortium for Environmental Excellence (C2E2) and the American Chemical Society division of Chemical, Health and Safety (CHAS)

March 9, 2009
9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Weill Medical College, Griffis Faculty Club

Agenda

8:30	Registration and Exhibitor Space Open
9:30	Welcome and Breakfast sponsored by TRIUMVIRATE Environmental Steve Cohen Associate Provost and Executive Vice President Weill Cornell Medical College Erik Talley, Weill Cornell Medical College Thomas Balf, Campus Consortium for Environmental Excellence
9:45	Operations and Maintenance of Laboratory Ventilation Systems Randy Lacey, Cornell University
10:30	BREAK
10:50	Laboratory Risk Assessment – or “Who Needs a Hood?” - Presentation and Small Group Exercise Ralph Stuart, University of Vermont Robin Izzo, Princeton University
12:00	LUNCH sponsored by VWR International Exhibitor Hall open
1:15	Chemical Hoods – Balancing the Choices: A Roundtable Discussion Ductless Fume Hoods, Erik Talley, Weill Cornell Medical College Low Flow Hoods – Pam Greenley, MIT Technology /Dynamic Control of Ventilation – Dan Beaudoin, Harvard University
2:30	Achieving Institutional Balance: Panel Discussion with members of Columbia University’s lab ventilation design/standards committee and lessons from workshop participants Patrick O'Reilly, Matthew Early and Kathleen Crowley
3:15	Summary and Wrap-Up
3:45	EXHIBITOR SPACE CLOSES

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