Recorded Presentations & Panels Archive

A collection of recordings, presentations, and past panels covering relevant mass timber topics. 

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Timber Tuesday at Climate Week NYC

MassTimber@MSU was thrilled to participate in two of three mass timber events happening at NYC Climate Week on September 24, 2024, co-branded as 'Timber Tuesday at NYC Climate Week.'

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MiGBC Keynote Address

On December 5th, 2024, Michigan Green Building Collaborative (MiGBC) celebrated 20 years and honored six winners at the Annual Leadership Awards! In 2024, our Director Sandra Lupien delivered the keynote, discussing the importance of mass timber and collaboration in sustainable building.

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Mass Timber Webinars in the Hanover Forest Science Seminar Series

Produced by MSU Department of Forestry, the Hanover Forest Science Seminar Series was established in 2002 to honor the memory of Dr. Jim Hanover. Over the years, several mass timber engaged people have been invited to speak. View their presentations by clicking the button below.

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Other Resources

A collection of other mass timber recordings, presentations, and past panels covering relevant mass timber topics. 

  • 2021 SPDC Speaker Series
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