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Check here for links to online continuing
education and scheduled events in our region.
How Much
Events
Online Courses
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Mission
AIA Blue Ridge
seeks to provide through its' members the highest level of
professional architectural services to the community it
serves. Members of the AIA Blue Ridge must complete a
minimum of 18 LU hours of professional development per year, of
which at least 8 must be Health, Safety, and
Welfare-related.
The AIA Blue Ridge is a registered provider with the AIA
continuing Education system. AIA Blue Ridge sponsored programs are posted on this
web site. All programs
sponsored and presented by AIA Blue Ridge are reported to AIA CES
Records.
To check your current and past continuing education
hours record go to:
AIA Blue Ridge Continuing Education
Coordinator
More Questions on
Continuing Education? Want to participate in planning an AIA/CES Program? Contact: AIA Blue Ridge Continuing Education
Coordinator Sarah Lee, AIA at sarah@leearch.com
Below are a listing of published, web based and
scheduled events that are eligible for continuing education
credits. There are no charge for some of
these.
How
much continuing education do I need?
Click here to see the number of contact hours required by state.
Virginia Update
Mandatory Continuing Education requirements for Virginia are here.
Click
here to read the regulation
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Scheduled
Events
Check here for future
scheduled events. To list you event contact the webmaster at
wrw1@aiablueridge.org
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| March 19 & 20 |
Virginia Design Forum IX, Architecture of
Necessity
Flyer
Register |
April 6, 2010
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Building Green
Homes with Concrete Masonry�
Sheraton Hotel, Roanoke, Virginia
Click
here for more information |
| April 15, 2020 |
VT Basketball Practice Facility Tour & Chapter Meeting
1 Unit of CE
Click
here for more information
Click
here to RSVP |
| June 17, 2010 |
Insulating Concrete Forms
1.5 Units of CE
Click
here for more information
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| June 18, 2010 |
Windows An Environmental Perspective
1 Unit of CE
Click
here for more information
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| July 16, 2010 |
"2009 IBC Significant Changes"
continuing education event in Roanoke in conjunction with with VSAIA
Contact wconners@aiava.org for more information. |
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VT Lecture Series approved for AIA Continuing Education, click
here for schedule, contact
Sara McCarter for
information on registration. |
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About continuing
education:
1. LU
hours refer to contact
hours.
2. If you do not meet the
required CE hours in any year for AIA membership, you have a
year to make it up before your membership is terminated. You must make up your
LU hour deficit and complete LU requirements for the current
year.
3. If you accrue more than
18 LU hours in a calendar year, hours over the requirement of
18 hours are applied in the following year. LU hours do not roll
over for more than a
year.
4. If you join the AIA as an
architect level member, or upgrade your membership to
architect level in the course of a calendar year, you are
exempt from CE requirements the year you
join.
5. Your LUs will be reported
for you if you take a program with any organization identified
as an �AIA/CES Registered Provider�.
6. You can self-report both
structured programs (learning programs offered by non-AIA/CES
providers) and self-designed study on the Self-Report Form
found on the AIA member website: http://sparky.occe.ou.edu/aia/member/login/ on the
Continuing Education page.
7. You can view your LU status by going to the Continuing
Education page at http://sparky.occe.ou.edu/aia/member/login/. You will need your
membership number to view your LU
status.
More Questions
on Continuing Education? Want to participate in planning an AIA/CES
Program? Contact: AIA Blue
Ridge Continuing Education Coordinator Pam Feuer, AIA at sarah@leearch.com
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Web Sites
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Add web based continuing
education courses to our web page. Send email to
wrw1@aiablueridge.org
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GreenCE is an online resource for design professionals who
want to learn more about sustainable design, conservation, and LEED
related topics. Our mission is to educate design professionals about
environmental benefits, health benefits, and economic benefits when
designing a structure.
All
courses on this website qualify for AIA's new SD credit. You will
receive 1 AIA/HSW/SD LU.
Logo
indicates the courses that are registered with the USGBC's Education
Provider Program (EPP).
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The National Council of Architectural
Registration Boards (NCARB) offers a Professional Development
Program. This is a self-study monograph series which allows
architects to learn at their own pace and earn learning units.
Titles include: Sub-surface Conditions, Fire Safety in Buildings,
Wind Forces, and Seismic Mitigation, Low Slope Roofing I, and
Professional Conduct. The successful completion of the quiz that
accompanies each monograph equals 10 contact hours in Health,
Safety, and Welfare and 10 AIA Learning Units. For more information,
contact NCARB at 202-783-6500 or visit their web site at www.ncarb.org/publications.
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Architectural Record - Every issue of
Architectural Record contains an installment of the
AIA/Architectural Record Continuing Education Series. After reading
an article and replying to the questions, AIA members may fill out
the self-report form and send it in for AIA LUs. www.architecturalrecord.com/conteduc/conteduc.asp and a new article appears in the magazine each
month.
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Distant learning is a useful and
convenient method for AEC professionals to gain knowledge and earn
continuing education credits. Considered to be a viable alternative
to traditional, classroom style education, AEC Daily's Online
Learning Center is a practical and affordable way for procuring
ongoing, state-of-the-art, and up-to-date continuing education. You
can download a course 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Since the
course then resides in your desktop or laptop computer, you can
participate in the learning experience at the convenience of your
home, office, or while on the road. These
courses are offered free of charge AEC |
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Receive AIA continuing education credits
through Krieger Specialty Products online courses
available through AEC Daily, 24 hours per day, 7 days a week. And
because you download the course to your computer, you can
participate in the learning experience conveniently from your home
or office. http://www.kriegerproducts.com/
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credits for architects seeking to meet AIA requirements. Ron Blank & Associates
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Through Pratt Institute's Building
Industry Online Partner Education Program, architects, AIA members
can meet and satisfy AIA or state continuing education requirements |
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Take advantage of BD+C�s webcasts,
podcasts, topic OUTLOOKs + Product FAIRs, and eLearning courses by
simply clicking on the appropriate icon. Education is delivered
through various formats and most provide opportunities to earn AIA
learning units and continuing education credits. |
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