The program content for Greening the Heartland will be categorized into four different sectors, according to these building types:

CORPORATE TRACK
This track will focus on individual corporations that have applied green building designs and/or other initiatives to advance green design.  Areas of discussion may include but are not limited to the following:

EDUCATIONAL TRACK
This track will focus on case studies or practices in the K-12 and university systems.  Examples may include, but are not limited to:
Curriculum which educates our future green building advocate.
Sustainable programs which address energy and environmental quality for buildings, campuses and systems.
Sustainable programs for new and renovated buildings.
Sustainable programs which address acquisition, operation and disposal of administrative, maintenance and educational material.
Assistance and ideas to inform professional, corporate and civic organizations of ways to promote and implement green building practices.

GREEN COMMUNITIES
This track will focus on a variety of methods by which green design can be applied within both new and existing communities.  Areas of discussion may include but are not limited to the following:

GOVERNMENT
This track will focus on the political and economic issues impacting the success or failure of smart planning and intelligent, informed building efforts for both urban and rural areas throughout the heartland region.  Possible topics may include but are not limited to: