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December 10, 2013
AIAT Annual Planning Meeting
@ Kuhlman University
Kuhlman Corporation
1845 Indian Wood Circle
Maumee, OH 43537
7:30 AM Breakfast
7:45 AM AIA Toledo Annual Meeting begins
9:00 AM CEU Program
CEU Speaker: Greg Cooper, LEED Green Associate with Calstar Products
PRESENTATION: The AIA Toledo Annual Meeting will be an overview of the past year from each of the committees, and is required by our bylaws for voting each of the Executive Committee members into office. It is also a chance to review the budget for the past year, and also to plan the budget for the upcoming year. Please attend and provide input to this important part of our Chapter.
Following the Annual Meeting will be a CEU program presented by Greg Cooper, LEED Green Associate, of Calstar Products. He will provide an overview on reducing embodied energy in Masonry Construction (AIA/CES/GBCI approved).
After completion of the presentation, attendees will be able to:
1.Explain the significance of embodied energy in masonry;
2.Discuss the impact of CO2 emissions in the production of masonry, and the potential for reducing this carbon footprint;
3.Reduce the environmental impact of masonry construction; and
4.Evaluate and compare alternative brick products.
This program will qualify for 1 hour AIA/CES/HSW, 1 SD Learning Unit, 1 GBCI Credit Hour, and 0.1 LA CES CEU.
Click RED BUTTON below for more info/registration 
REGISTRATION CLOSES
12/5 @ NOON __________________________________
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AIA Toledo's Architect and Emerging Professional of the Year |
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