Join IIDA NY Rochester City Center Oct. 2 for CEUs, Cocktails & Cuisine
Manipulating Sight and Sound in Interior Environments
A Fall CEU
Please join us on October 2nd for an evening of CEUs, cocktails and cuisine as we explore the impacts of lighting and acoustics in the built environment!
A New World of Acoustics
Discover the fundamentals of acoustics in a new way, including the measurement of sound within a space and between spaces. Learn about the many solutions to interior acoustical problems, including traditional and innovative acoustic treatments. This course will also explore the green building contributions of acoustical ceilings as well.
Lighting 101: It’s Just Lighting
Interested in brushing up on your knowledge of lighting? This presentation will be a basic introduction to lighting including a brief history of lighting technology and where we are today. Topics will include an understanding of light & color perception, terminology to be considered in design applications and application of today’s technologies in the design process. Learn how to consider lighting early in the design stage to enhance your project overall.
Speakers
Bob Gouger
Full Line WNY Sales Manager
Armstrong Ceilings
Michael Trippe, LC, MIES
Specification Sales Representative
Point Source Group, Inc.
Wednesday, October 2
5:30pm – 8:30 pm
Restaurant Good Luck
50 Anderson Avenue
Rochester, NY
Event Sponsors:
Armstrong Ceilings
Point Source Group, Inc.
This event will provide 0.2 IDCEC CEUs
The current compliance period runs from Jan. 1, 2018 to Dec. 31, 2019. IIDA Professional and Associate Members are required to complete and report 1.0 CEU (10 hours) of continuing education prior to Dec. 31, 2019. All Professional and Associate Members (active and inactive) including educators, IIDA Fellows, and chapter officers must adhere to IIDA compliance requirements. IIDA accepts all IDCEC approved courses. It is the responsibility of each member to maintain their own records. Please review these Helpful Hints before using the IDCEC CE Registry.
