Local Continuing Education Seminars
May07 | Preservation of Historic Winchester - Educational Lecture Series 2013
09 | Riding the Roller Coaster: Ups and Downs of Construction Spending, Materials and Labor - Webcast
10-12 | ARE: Building Systems – THIS SESSION IS FULL
13 | Firm Tour – FOX Architects
14 | Spotlight on Design: SOM
15 | Preservation of Historic Winchester - Educational Lecture Series 2013
15 | Micro Units: The Future or Faux Fad?
17-19 | Structural Technology for Practicing Architects and Interns
22 | ADA Update: Is Your Building (still) Compliant?
23 | An Architect’s Experience in Post-Disaster Haiti
23 | PeriPoint Tour, A/V Seminar & Reception
24 | Canstruction Registration
29 | Preserving the Guastavino Legacy
30 | LEED™ 4.0 - Proposed Changes to the LEED System
June
01 | ARE: Programming, Planning + Practice
01 | Construction Watch Tour: 1700 New York Avenue
06 | Significant Changes to the International Residential Code 2012
10 | Construction Watch Tour: Cassell Hall at American University
15 | ARE: Schematic Design
20 | HITT Headquarters Tour
20-22 | Building Leaders - 2013 AIA National Convention and Design Exposition
24 | Smart Growth: Made for Walking
24 | D.C. Builds: Along the Waterfronts
26 | Building Green with Concrete Workshop
26 | Spotlight on Design: Gensler
29 | Construction Watch Tour: CSIS
Additional Continuing Education Opportunities
AIA NationalThe national componenet offers programs and serves as a clearinghouse for CES opportunities. Their website provides detailed information about continuing education programs. This is an easy way to find educational activities offered by CES registered providers, as well as online and distance education opportunities.
Virginia Society AIA
VSAIA presents their Architecture Exchange East every fall and other continuing education sessions during the year in various locations throughout the state. For more information check their website.
The National Building Museum
Located at 4th and F Streets NW in downtown Washington, the Building Museum offers numerous lectures and presentations that provide Continuing Education Hours (CEHs). For a complete list of their events, visit their website or call (202) 272-2448.
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)
NCARB's Professional Development Program offers a self study monograph series, which allows architects to learn at their own pace and earn learning units, including HSW hours. The series of monographs addresses a wide range of health, safety, and welfare topics related to new and evolving aspects of architectural technology, technical systems, and regulation.
DesignDC
DesignDC is a three-day conference offering continuing education sessions and an exhibit hall, produced by AIA|DC, AIA Potomac Valley, AIA Northern Virginia and the USGBC National Capital Region. For information, visit the conference website.
AIA Trust
The AIA Trust offers both Self Assessment Tests and webinars for continuing education credit.
Hanley Wood University
Hanley Wood University provides free online continuing education and training programs.
Architectural Record
Architectural Record's Continuing Education Center offers online courses and a course library. Important note: only eight articles per year can count toward your annual requirement of 18 CEHs.
