USC CMAA Construction Management Symposium
The 18th Annual USC CMAA Construction Management Symposium will focus on critical energy issues facing California. The symposium looks to gather AEC professionals and the students of the USC CMAA organization to discuss important topics and issues regarding energy in California.
Join business, energy and government leaders and officials who are looking for energy solutions for California. Hear from top industry leaders on what's on the horizon in technology, research and development and what will change the face of energy development in California.
Sponsors and Partners

AECOM
AECOM is a global provider of professional technical and management support services to a broad range of markets, including transportation, facilities, environmental, energy, water and government.
www.aecom.com

California Department of Transportation
Caltrans is the state agency responsible for highway, bridge, and rail transportation planning, construction, and maintenance.
www.dot.ca.gov

Mobility 21
Mobility 21 is a regional effort of seven counties dedicated to the development of solutions to the transportation issues facing Southern California.
www.mobility21.com
About the 2012 USC CMAA
Energy and Sustainability Symposium
Meet with leaders of the Architecture, Engineering and Construction world along with the academic community to discuss relevant issues about energy and California.
Create and nurture relationships between business and industry– all within the spectrum of the business of energy in California.
This year's symposium focus on the energy issues and solutions for Transportation, Government, Education and Infrastructure.
SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF THE NEXT GENERATION: 100% OF SCHOLARSHIPS ARE FUNDED BY THE SYMPOSIUM
Help the next generation of students who will lead the way to innovate and inspire energy solutions for our nation. 100% of the symposium's annual scholarship awards given will benefit those students who are seeking sustainability-related careers in architecture, engineering and construction management.





