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Plan For Your June CES Units
Make you Pre-paid Reservations Now
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To assist you in fulfilling your continuing education requirements, AIA Orange County is producing 12 CES seminars per quarter in 2004. AIA Orange County’s goal is to provide the best available professional development opportunities to the AIAOC membership. The following are CES Seminars scheduled-to-date in May and June. Please mark your calendars, and make your pre-paid reservations for these seminars.
The 2nd Quarter Sponsor of the AIA Orange County CES Program is
| June 2 |
“Unleash the Power of 3D Modeling and Digital Presentation Techniques”
2 CES Units
Presented by John Stebbins, Assoc. AIA of Digital Vision Automation.
Learn how digital-age architects are creating stunning presentations to persuade clients and sell projects. We'll take you on a tour of a variety of applications that can produce: photo-realistic images, virtual reality tours, 3D perspectives and isometrics, animations, photo-montage panoramas, 3D-details and cut-aways, and hand sketch renderings.
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| Time: |
5:15 p.m. Check-in
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Seminar |
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Please contact the Chapter office regarding time and location. |
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$ 10.00 AIA members, $ 20.00 non-members |
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| June 10-12 |
AIA National Convention, Chicago
Register for the Convention at www.aia.org.
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| June 16 |
“Effective Solutions for Water Issues”
4 CES/HSW units
Presented by: ACO Polymers, American Mold Guard, Roofing and Waterproofing Forensics, and the County of Orange Planning and Development Services Department.
This half-day conference is made up of four one-hour seminars on aspects of water issues in design and construction, including: mold liability and prevention, roofing and waterproofing forensics, trench drain systems, and improving water quality in urban runoff and stormwater.
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1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
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Please contact the Chapter office regarding time and location. |
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$ 20.00 AIA members, $ 40.00 non-members |
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| June 23 |
“Creativity Workshop”
2 CES Units
Presented by Chip Clitheroe, Ph.D., Hon. AIAOC
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To be determined |
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Tower 17 in Irvine |
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$ 10.00 AIA members, $ 20.00 non-members |
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| June 29 |
“Technology in the Professional Design Firm - A ‘non-Techie’ View,”
1 CES/HSW Unit
Presented by Larry Rocha, Assoc. AIA of WATG.
The design firm's dependence on technology increases everyday. From email to CAD, the profession has become reliant on technology to improve efficiency and communication. Some would argue that it has done the opposite. Taking a "non-techie" look at managing technology in practice, this session is intended for managers of offices or firms. We'll discuss what other firms are doing and how much they're spending on hardware, software, people, internet connectivity and consulting. We'll explore how technology has changed and will change the way we work and communicate. Additionally, we'll look at a few technologies that will influence the profession over the next few years.
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12:00 p.m. Check-in
12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Seminar |
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AIA Orange County
3000 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach, CA 92663 |
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$ 5.00 AIA members, $ 10.00 non-members |
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**You must be present for the entire seminar to receive credit. Please bring your AIA membership number with you to register for CES credit.
For more information on each seminar, watch your e-mail for the announcements!
Reservations:
Pre-paid reservations for lectures
and seminars are required,
and must be made by the Friday preceding
each event 5:00 pm. Please mail your check,
or fax or e-mail your reservation, including
the names of all attendees and whether they
are AIA members, with your MasterCard or
Visa payment to the Chapter office.
Click
here to download reservation form
Cancellations
must be made in writing
to Chapter office by the Friday preceding each event at 5:00 p.m.
E-mail:
info@aiaoc.org; Fax: 949-675-8256
Annual Learning
Unit Requirement:
All active AIA members
must successfully complete 18 learning unit
(LU) hours each year, with at least 8 of
the 18 LU hours relating to health, safety,
and/or welfare (HSW).
- A member who fails to meet the annual
requirement will be given a one-year grace
period. Any credit earned in the following
year will apply toward the deficit. During
the first nine months of the grace period,
members are able to report retroactively
any activities that were completed in
the previous year.
- A member who exceeds the annual requirement
may carry up to 18 LU hours (including
eight hours of HSW) over to the next year.
Carryover credit can be used for one year
only; it is not cumulative. Only the number
of credits needed to fulfill the annual
requirement for the following year may
be carried over. Extra credit may not
be carried past the one-year limit.
NOTE: Most state
licensing boards do not allow carryover
and deficit credit. States have strict continuing
education timeframes, and credits must be
earned within them. Currently, 28 states
require mandatory continuing education.
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