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USGBC Chapters. USGBC Chapters may access the Education @USGBC subscription or single courses only for display to attendees of official educational events held by chapter for public audience (“Chapter attendees”), so long as Chapter maintains the quality and integrity of and does not alter the overall educational products distributed. Chapter shall manage all aspects of registration for such educational events. Chapters may charge attendees a fee for the display of courses from Education @USGBC at Chapter education events. Chapter must collect Chapter authorized user information in the “USGBC Roster Form” (only in an editable Excel® file as provided by USGBC) and return to USGBC within 48 hours of completion of the educational event. Chapter must follow all reasonable USGBC directions for completing the USGBC Roster Form. No attendees of Chapter events may directly access any Education @USGBC subscription or single course.
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USGBC Chapters. Chapter shall create and distribute a Certificate of Completion to each attendee within 14 days of the event at which the Education @USGBC Subscription courses or single course was displayed so long as Chapter has verified that the attendee listed on the roster attended not less than 80% of the program. Such Certificate of Completion shall include the name of attendee and appropriate course details.

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