Building Biology Institute Seminars

Hands-on, instructor-led learning.

THE MISSION OF THE BUILDING BIOLOGY INSTITUTE, now in its 33rd year, is to help create healthy homes, schools and workplaces free of toxic indoor air, tap-water pollutants, and hazards posed by electromagnetic radiation.

Healthy-home seminars put on by the Institute examine the three footings on which Building Biology stands: Indoor Air & Water Quality, Electromagnetic Emissions, and Natural Healthy Building Materials. They may be attended in any order, so make your plans for the upcoming Autumn offerings today.

Seminar: Electromagnetic Radiation – 2022
SEPTEMBER 26, 2022 — SEPTEMBER 30, 2022 | 8AM—5PM

This seminar will be held live, on-site (COVID-permitting), at the Institute’s fabulous new lakefront venue. Co-instructors Larry Gust and Rob Metzinger look forward to welcoming you to the recently remodeled Kanuga Retreat & Conference Center in Hendersonville, North Carolina. This venue has been thoroughly vetted by Diana Schultz, BBEC, EMRS to ensure its buildings and its surrounds meet or exceed Building Biology standards for health-supporting environments.

Enrollees from all backgrounds and education levels are welcomed and encouraged to attend, learn and enjoy this five-day electromagnetic radiation seminar. This event is also one of three required seminar modules for completing BBEC and EMRS certification.

Seminar: Indoor Environmental Quality for New Construction – 2022
OCTOBER 14, 2022 — OCTOBER 17, 2022

This seminar and its attendant Q&A and review sessions will be held online, via Zoom.

Instructor Stephen Collette welcomes and encourages enrollees from all backgrounds and education levels to attend and immerse themselves in this meaningful and fulfilling four-day learning experience.

This seminar is one of three that are required for BBNC Certification. It will be followed after a one-day break by IBE 215, which is also required for BBNC Certification.