Towson University

Founded in 1866, Towson University is recognized as one of the nation’s best regional public universities, offering more than 100 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs in the liberal arts and sciences, and applied professional fields. Located near Baltimore, Maryland, the university educates nearly 22,000 students in a metropolitan environment. The university is a signatory of the Presidents’ Climate Commitment and has been included in Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges every year since 2010.

As the largest comprehensive institution in the state of Maryland, Towson University commits to being an innovative and determined leader in its drive to reduce energy consumption across its campus buildings and structures. Towson University plans to achieve this goal by embracing energy efficient technologies for future major construction projects, investing in on-site renewable energy sources, and implementing an energy conservation program that incorporates facility renewal, retrocommissioning, and behavior change.

Presentation

The New Standard: Building Performance Standards Compliance Strategies

Showcase Project

Towson University: Residence Tower

Showcase Project

Towson University: Athletic Fieldhouse

Leadership Commitments

Performance Data

Solutions

Leadership Commitments

Better Buildings Challenge

Goal

Better Buildings Challenge

Additional Goal

Commitment