.jpg) The AIA plays
an active role in the continuing education of its members. We
strive to provide valued opportunities for AIA members to maximize
their professional skills through effective learning partnerships
with firms, continuing education providers and all AIA
components.
If you are a full-time employee of an architecture or A/E firm
the Continuing Education System of the American Institute of
Architects invites you to attend our CES Firm Symposium: Adaptive
Strategies for Professional Development.
Upcoming Component
Conferences
AIA Florida Gulf Coast - June 5-7,
2008
AIA Alabama - June 20-22, 2008
AIA Florida - July 30 - August 3,
2008
AIA North Carolina - August 20-24,
2008
AIA North Dakota - September 8-10,
2008
AIA Chicago - September 11-12, 2008
AIA Louisiana - September 18-20,
2008
AIA Montana - September 19-20, 2008
AIA Iowa - September 25-26, 2008
AIA Colorado - September 25-27,
2008
AIA Lower Rio Grande Valley - September
25-27, 2008
AIA Georgia - October 1-4, 2008
AIA Ohio - October 2-4, 2008
Northwest & Pacific Region -
October 7-10, 2008
AIA Kansas - October 9-11, 2008
AIA Kentucky/AIA Indiana - October 9-11,
2008
AIA South Dakota - October 15-17,
2008
AIA Central States Conference - October
23-25, 2008
Texas Society of Architects - October
23-25, 2008
AIA New Mexico - October 23-26, 2008
AIA Philadelphia - November 5-7,
2008
AIA Illinois - November 6, 2008
AIA Oklahoma - November 6-7, 2008
AIA Minnesota - November 11-14, 2008
Virginia Society AIA - November 12-14,
2008
Boston Society of
Architects - November 18-20, 2008
Click here
for Calendars of Events for AIA Components
2007 AIA
National Convention in San Antonio
Top 25 Attended
Seminars
For your reference, members' credits are
calculated as follows:
Overage from previous year + audit
year + current year
The overage carries over only if there is a deficit in the audit
year. The current year's credits apply to the audit year's
requirement only if there is a deficit in the audit year. For
more information please visit the FAQs:
All active AIA members must
successfully complete 18 learning unit (LU) hours each year, with
at least 8 of the 18 LU hours relating to health, safety, and/or
welfare (HSW).
A member who fails to meet the annual requirement will be given a
nine month grace period. Any credit earned in the following year
will apply toward the deficit. During the grace period, members are
able to report retroactively any activities that were completed in
the previous year.
A member who exceeds the annual requirement may carry up to 18 LU
hours (including eight hours of HSW) over to the next year.
Carryover credit can be used for one year only; it is not
cumulative. Only the number of credits needed to fulfill the annual
requirement for the following year may be carried over. Extra
credit may not be carried past the one-year limit.
NOTE: Most state licensing boards do not allow carryover and
deficit credit. States have strict continuing education timeframes,
and credits must be earned within them.
 CES Red Star
Ratings
Core audit standards are the
basis of the CES Provider Red Star
program. CES Provider ratings are based upon how well their
programs and support systems meet the CES quality standards.
If you have questions, or if you are a registered provider and you
would like your program to be rated, please contact Thom
Lowther.
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