Education

This Committee sponsors professional development programs to aid AIA members in fulfilling their Continuing Education requirements and to broaden their knowledge of practice, business and technological issues.

♦Committee Members

♦2010 Meeting Schedule

Listing of AIA Connecticut Educational Programs:
♦AIA Connecticut 2009 Continuing Education Programs
♦AIA Connecticut 2008 Continuing Education Programs
♦AIA Connecticut 2007 Continuing Education Programs

Green Flooring
July 30, 2010
Online registration
♦Printable registration

A Tour of the Stony Creek Quarry
August 3, 2010
Online registration
♦Printable registration

Lightning Protection 101
September 10, 2010
Online registration
♦Printable registration

An HVAC Primer:Understanding MEP Systems and System Requirements
for Commercial and Residential Construction
September 21, 2010
Online registration
♦Printable registration
 

Opportunities for AIA Continuing Education Credit
We are happy to announce that AIA is now permitting some credit for continuing education for committee service. Serving on a committee is considered professional service. Architects can self report a maximum of two hours per year of professional/community service—such as design boards, code committees, AIA committees, disaster recovery consults/committees.

If members have had to do a lot of research for their committee service, such as studying planning issues, local code changes, etc., they can file a self report for research for the subject researched. It must be information that can be applied to the practice of architecture. Research is non-HSW, non-sustainable credit, but members can get credit for it.

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