08/2003 | Learn Something New: e-Classroom Debuts Three More Distance Learning Courses |
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This week, AIA eClassroom added three more new distance-learning courses—all offering health-safety-welfare credits—to its repertoire from the 2003 AIA National Convention. Meet the AIA Top Ten Green Buildings of 2003, get an architect’s perspective on the NFPA 5000 Building Construction and Safety Code, and find out why two prominent construction lawyers say, “Owner-Drafted Agreements, Sign Here Stupid!” The three new courses are: "Green by Design: AIA Top Ten”
(FR16)
Teaching this course is a diversified panel of experts: Mark Ginsberg, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy board director and former deputy assistant secretary for the Office of Building Technology, State and Community Programs (BTS); Joyce Lee, AIA, chief architect, New York City Office of Management and Budget; Dan Williams, FAIA, principal of Daniel Williams ARCHITECT and an urban and regional designer and 2003 chair of the 2003 AIA Committee on the Environment; and Sandra Mendler, AIA, vice president and sustainable design principal of Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum, Inc. For more information, visit the eClassroom site. "Owner-Drafted Agreements, Sign Here
Stupid!" (SA07) Specifically, you’ll learn:
Teaching this course are John H. Baker, Esq., AIA, Northwest & Pacific director on the AIA Board and lawyer with Jordan Schrader, and Michael K. De Chiara, Esq., a partner in Zetlin & De Chiara LLP and general counsel to AIA New York State. For more information, visit the eClassroom site. “The NFPA 5000 Building Construction
and Safety Code: An Architect’s Perspective” (TH12) You’ll learn to:
The instruction for this course is Nancy McNabb, AIA, regional manager of NFPA International’s Building Code, Dallas. For more information, visit the eClassroom site. Copyright 2003 The American Institute of Architects. All rights reserved. Home Page |
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