07/2003 | “Mushrooming Molds” or “Architecture as Performance,” Anyone? AIA eClassroom Offers Two More New Courses |
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This week, AIA eClassroom
added two more new distance-learning courses to its repertoire from the
2003 national AIA convention. Learn about how to deal with mold and liability
issues, soup up your client presentations, or absorb a host of other skills.
Molds You’ll learn: Covering the many facets of this topic is a diverse faculty composed of Jack Kemp, AIA, director of architecture, Ian Mackinlay Architecture Inc; Gita Dev, FAIA, vice chair of the national AIA Housing Committee and principal of Dev Architects; Judy L. Mendoza, assistant vice president and senior risk-management specialist Victor O. Schinnerer & Company Inc.; and William J. Peters, Esq., Gordon & Rees, LLP. All hail from San Francisco. For more information, visit the eClassroom site. Performance Greusel combines 22 years of experience in every facet of practice with 25 years of experience in the performing arts, including roles in musical comedies, drama, television, and radio. For more information, visit the eClassroom Web site. Read a review of Greusel’s book, Architect's Essentials of Presentation Skills by David Greusel, AIA (John Wiley & Sons, 2002). Copyright 2003 The American Institute of Architects. All rights reserved. Home Page |
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