AIA-CEU and Carlisle
The AIA, American Institute of Architects, is a coalition of over 83,000 members - including licensed architects, designers, corporate sponsors, and government representatives. The organization is multi-faceted; however one of the foremost initiatives is ongoing education.
For us, the opportunity to present is about getting the chance to educate key decision makers on the application of our products. Currently, we offer three approved courses - each at 1.5 (CEU) Continuing Education Units and 1 Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW) unit:
- Wide Plank Wood Floors Over Radiant Heat: Yes You Can!
- Antique Woods: Reclaiming the Past
- Building Green: One Plank at a Time
Are any of you architects interested in learning more about our AIA-CEU program? For the rest of you, don't you think it's critical that our architects stay update on available products and applications? What other seminar topics do you think we should consider covering?
Posted on April 8, 2008 at 04:10 PM in (2) Comments
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Rich Marilla said…
Lindsay,
Can you give me an outline of the course on “Antique Woods: Reclaiming the Past”? I would like to share with our employees.Thanks,
Rich Marilla
Old Dominion Antique LumberPosted at 09:47 AM on April 09, 2008
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Lindsay Barczuk said…
Rich, I’d be more than happy to share this with you. If you don’t mind - please send me an email to lbarczuk at wideplankflooring dot com and we’ll figure out the best way to deliver it.
Posted at 11:31 AM on April 09, 2008
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