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Energy Management
The Environmental Studies Department at De Anza College offers certificates and a degree in Energy Management Technology (EMT). Core energy management classes are offered in the SEMP Lab at the Kirsch Center for Environmental Studies. Also courses may be taken via mediated learning (videostream, DVD or videotape) through our Stewardship Resource Center.
Pictured: Environmental Studies students Allysa and Mark STATEWIDE ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (SEMP) TRAINING De Anza College's Environmental Studies Department has been a part of a statewide consortium to promote energy savings through training and policy within the California Community College (CCC) system during the last 10 years. This consortium included the Chancellor's Office of the California Community Colleges, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), businesses and other organizations. The Statewide Energy Management Program (SEMP) efforts produced two excellent handbooks on energy training and energy policy for the CCC districts (and State of California). These critical handbooks can help every citizen, college, state agency, business, the state and nation move in a more sustainable direction! SEMP is part of the California Education Code. We are convinced that the CCC system can become a model for the entire country, with the potential to help educate our students, the public and leadership in every region of California about energy efficiency, resource conservation and stewardship. The Kirsch Center for Environmental Studies is a statewide training center and contains the first Statewide Energy Management Program (SEMP) lab and classroom. The building is a favorite location for policy makers, school officials, student groups, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and foreign visitors to visit and use for conferences on energy and environmental issues.
The Kirsch Center was designed to teach about sustainable building principles. Three locations within the building are designated as key SEMP training areas.
To learn more about the building that "teaches about energy, resources and stewardship," visit the Kirsch Center Web site. We would be honored to work with you, sharing what we have learned about energy policy, energy training, green building, team-building and stewardship! Please contact us for more information or to schedule a tour. Pat Cornely Julie Phillips
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