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Become an ISSP Sustainability Associate!

The demand for skilled sustainability practitioners has grown exponentially in the past three decades. As businesses, nonprofits, and governments worldwide have adopted sustainability-focused practices, the need for professionals with the expertise to guide them has never been greater.

To build sustainability professionals' credibility in the eyes of clients, colleagues, employers, and the public, the developed standards of practice for sustainability professionals.

MA in Sustainable Design faculty member ,  -- CPP, ISSP-SA,  IoPP Lifetime Certified Packaging Professional, certified ISSP Sustainability Associate (ISSP-SA), and president of Jedlička Design -- has developed a course to help you become an ISSP-SA.  This course will help prepare professionals applying sustainability to their industries for the ISSP Sustainability Associate (ISSP-SA) exam

This course is open to students ages 18 and above.

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October 01, 2018
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Wendy Jedlicka

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