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SUMMARY:Galvanize Your Campus & Studio: Core Webinar by American Galvanizers Association
DESCRIPTION:The Core Galvanize It! seminar introduces you to the basics of hot-dip galvanized steel. This course will examine the hot-dip galvanizing process as well as other zinc coatings\, and detail the intrinsic benefits galvanizing provides. This course is accredited by AIA and RCEP to provide 1.0 LU/PDH (HSW Hour). \nThe American Galvanizers Association is also having a drawing to give away a $100 VISA gift card. Register and attend the webinar to be eligible for the drawing! \nRegister here. \nFor more information on the American Galvanizers Association\, visit their website. \n\nAbout the speaker: \nJohn Krzywicki has worked for the American Galvanizers Association (AGA) for eight years\, starting as a Corrosion Engineer and eventually being promoted to Marketing Director. John holds a B.S in Chemical Engineering from the University of Wyoming; and\, his strong engineering background provides him with the technical knowledge necessary to effectively communicate design\, performance\, and sustainability considerations when using hot-dip galvanized (HDG) steel. \n 
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/galvanize-your-campus-studio-core-webinar-by-american-galvanizers-association/
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SUMMARY:THRIVE Webinar - Galvanize Your Campus: Core Webinar by American Galvanizers Association
DESCRIPTION:The Galvanize Your Campus: Core Webinar introduces students to the basics of hot-dip galvanized steel. For more than 100 years\, hot-dip galvanizing has been a mainstay of North American industry. Used in various applications in some of the harshest environments\, hot-dip galvanizing combats corrosion throughout the world. Though corrosion resistance is inherent any time galvanizing is used\, more specifiers select hot-dip galvanizing now for other reasons including lowest initial and life-cycle cost\, durability\, longevity\, versatility\, sustainability\, and aesthetics. This course will examine the hot-dip galvanizing process as well as other zinc coatings\, and detail the intrinsic benefits galvanizing provides. \nThe American Galvanizers Association is also having a drawing to give away a $100 VISA gift card. Register and attend the webinar to be eligible for the drawing! \nRegister here. \n  \nFor more information on the American Galvanizers Association\, visit their website.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-webinar-galvanize-your-campus-core-webinar-by-american-galvanizers-association/
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SUMMARY:2023 Midwest Quad Conference - “RE-imagine” - University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
DESCRIPTION:As architects\, imagination is the bedrock of our soul. Our innate longing is to envision a better built environment for our community and the entire world. Architecture has the power to impact everyone at a fundamental level: from the basic need for shelter to the emotional symphony of form. We learn from architects of the past to create beauty never before seen or experienced. \nIn a world of ever-changing variables such as population growth\, diminishing resources\, economic struggles\, and health crises\, we are entrusted with the responsibility of bringing hope to the world through our designs. As architects\, we must decide how to move forward; we must inspire the world to continue to imagine and thrive. \nHow can we maintain the history of our home while embarking on a new chapter? How can new materials produce a new conception of structure and form? How can we re-define the use of a building so that it is utilized to its fullest? How can we protect the beauty of architectural design in a world that seeks pre-fabrication and ease? This is the power of re-imagination. \n\nRe-imagine is a continuation of the AIAS mission to stabilize after the pandemic and encapsulates today’s essence of architecture within Milwaukee\, Wisconsin. With the completion of the world’s tallest mass-timber building\, the new design of the Milwaukee Public Museum which will break ground in 2023\, and the city’s rich\, multicultural history\, Milwaukee exemplifies the way history can help the re-imagination of the future. Through firm and landmark visits\, cultural experiences (and GOOD FOOD!)\, lectures\, networking opportunities\, and workshops\, our UW-Milwaukee Team hopes to provide the Midwest with the resources to re-imagine their communities to improve the future!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/2023-midwest-quad-conference-re-imagine-university-of-wisconsin-milwaukee/
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SUMMARY:THRIVE Webinar - The Art of Daylighting
DESCRIPTION:Join the Sustainable Futures Task Force and Mary Guzowski-Lindbeck from the University of Minnesota for a session on the Art of Daylighting.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-webinar-the-art-of-daylighting/
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SUMMARY:AISC PRESENTS - Thrive Webinar Series - Requisite Autonomy to Revivify the Master Builder
DESCRIPTION:This event is over\, but you can watch the full video below: \n \n  \nJoin us for another THRIVE webinar Watch Party on February 9\, 2023\, at 4:00 pm EST with AISC featuring Stan Carroll’s design and fabrication process using computational methods: \n  \nRequisite Autonomy to Revivify the Master Builder\nDecades of diverse professional experience as an architect\, fabricator\, and sculptor have been a fertile training ground for Stan Carroll in revivifying the 21st-century Master Steel Builder through digitization. The three contributing mindsets include 1) Having an unyielding excitement and dedication to the detail of tectonics. 2) Effectively managing the less glamorous aspects of each project; 3) Developing skills as a hands-on builder\, digital modeler\, and digital fabricator. In this presentation\, Mr. Carroll will expose the critical connections to the design of complexity through pragmatic detailing\, digital methods\, and necessary iterative prototyping in a 21st-century digital workflow. \nAbout Stan Carroll \nLiving and breathing a digital 3D design-centric career that stretches well beyond the typical domain of an architect and deeply into advanced computational design and digital fabrication\, Carroll\, a 25-year architectural practitioner\, regularly has tested the limits of form and function under the name of Beyond Metal since 1998. His work spans from the design phase to the hands-on fabrication within the domains of furniture design\, building design\, urban place making\, and large-scale public art. \nIn 2009 Carroll’s design process was transformed by a seemingly trivial decision to learn computer coding. This decision ultimately redefined his firm and career path in a most profound way. Computational methods provide access to vastly more complex 3D forms previously inaccessible with 20th-century tools. \nFor the past ten years\, Carroll has taken advantage of the newfound computational methodologies in a variety of groundbreaking teaching methods and works of public art. Highlights include his role as co-designer on the award-winning\, 198 feet tall\, SkyDance Pedestrian Bridge in Oklahoma City and his current work as principal designer of the Doris Miller Memorial in Waco\, Texas. At the heart of this memorial is a stainless steel wall that advances the geometrics of modern construction systems. \n  \nAlso\, you can watch the previous webinar\, “Architecture and Hybrid Structures: Maximizing the Benefits of Structural Steel and Wood Floors” on the AIAS YouTube channel! AISC offers free Steel Conference registration\, student member discounts on seminars and publications\, a free digital subscription to Modern Steel Construction\, and much more. Join for free today at aisc.org/ed-membership! \n  \nThank you to our Sponsor:
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-thrive-webinar-series-requisite-autonomy-to-revivify-the-master-builder/
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SUMMARY:AISC Thrive Webinar Series Watch Party
DESCRIPTION:THRIVE PANEL PREMIERE EVENT:\nArchitecture and Hybrid Structures: Maximizing the Benefits of Structural Steel and Wood Floors  \nThe AIAS is hosting its first Thrive Webinar Watch Party of the semester on Friday\, November 4th at 4:00 pm ET. Those who watch the webinar are eligible to receive 1.0 HSW credits. There will be instructions at the beginning of the webinar on how to register to receive your HSW credits. \nThe design of hybrid steel-timber structures is a relatively new building typology that has multi-disciplinary considerations that affect the design and building performance. You’ll learn about the architectural benefits and get a broad overview of technical considerations when designing using steel frames and wood floors. The sustainable performance of the hybrid system is compared to that of other systems\, and a case study will follow a building’s concept through construction. This webinar is for all levels\, covering general concepts and using clear imagery that could help you visualize those wall sections! \nThank you to our Sponsor: \n \n_________________________________________ \n  \nAbout the Speaker: \nJohn Hand\, PE\, SE\, LEED AP of ARUP\, a World-Wide Engineering Firm \n \nAs an Associate and the Americas South Structure Leader in Arup’s Houston office\, John Hand designs world-class structures that demand high levels of collaboration between design professionals. With academic backgrounds in architecture\, philosophy\, and business\, John excels in projects involving innovative and architecturally expressed structures\, such as the new Houston Endowment Headquarters and the El Paso Children’s Museum. \nSince joining Arup in 2008\, John has served as an engineer for a diverse array of projects locally and internationally\, including commercial developments\, academic buildings\, high-rises\, sculptures\, retrofit and airports. Passionate about design\, John is also a frequent architectural reviewer at several universities including the MIT Department of Architecture\, Roger Williams University\, Boston Architectural College\, University of Houston\, and Texas Tech University.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aisc-thrive-webinar-series-watch-party/
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SUMMARY:THRIVE PANEL PREMIERE: ARE WOMEN CHANGING THE GAME IN DESIGN?
DESCRIPTION:[PANEL] ARE WOMEN CHANGING THE GAME IN DESIGN?  \nWe think the answer is a resounding\, yes! Meet the women who are changing the game in the world of design\, architecture\, and construction. You will hear about their passions\, what they are doing now in their careers\, and everything in between. We’ll take the time to ask about how things might have changed in the last year and learn more about these powerful women’s experiences navigating the design and construction industry. Please join us for the premiere event! \n  \nThank You to our Sponsor:  \n\nNational Terrazzo and Mosaic Association (NTMA) \n\n  \nPremiere: \nWe will be holding a premiere over Zoom on June 10th at 2pm ET\, so pull up a good chair and your notebooks to listen to these incredible panelists!  \n Register Now!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-panel-premiere-are-women-changing-the-game-in-design/
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SUMMARY:THRIVE Webinar - Don't Freeze Up: Tackle That Interview
DESCRIPTION:The AIAS Professional Development Advisory Group is partnering with the AIA Practice Management Knowledge Community to help you nail your next interview! Tune in as a panel of firm representatives put on a virtual Mock Interview Workshop on Friday May 13th from 1 to 2 PM with one of our own AIAS members in the hot seat. Then ask them all of your questions on how to succeed in interviewing immediately following the workshop!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-webinar-dont-freeze-up-tackle-that-interview/
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SUMMARY:February THRIVE - J.E.D.I. Task Force Webinar 03 - Black History Month
DESCRIPTION:To close out Black History Month the committee will host its third webinar. Our goal with this webinar is to celebrate Black success stories throughout architecture. In celebrating these success stories we also intend to discuss the systemic racism that is still apparent throughout architecture.The AIAS J.E.D.I. Committee hopes to create a better understanding about race within the architecture community of students. In creating a better understanding it helps explore how we can create an anti-racist environment in schools and workplaces that help us become more equitable and inclusive. \n SIGN UP HERE!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/february-thrive-j-e-d-i-task-force-webinar-03-black-history-month/
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SUMMARY:[THRIVE PANEL] Making Green Design Mainstream
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Description: \nJoin us for this month’s THRIVE Webinar sponsored by Vectorworks. In this panel discussion\, we will be focusing on the intersection of natural design and architectural design and how green/sustainable practices impact individuals interacting with a particular space. We’ll talk about why sustainable design should not be a specialization but a baseline for all architecture. \n  \n Register Now!\n  \n 
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-panel-making-green-design-mainstream/
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SUMMARY:[THRIVE] What I Wish I Knew: Starting Your Year Edition
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Description: \nJoin Graphisoft’s Catherine Cabezas and a panel of current architecture students as they share best practices and key insights on what it takes to have a successful year in architecture school. \nLearn from the pros as they divulge advice they wish they knew when they started the school year.  \nThis kick-off THRIVE webinar will equip you with the tools to navigate the profession while providing a safe space to ask all of your burning questions. Free and open to all. Don’t forget to share this opportunity with your peers! \nSpeakers:\nHost: Catherine Cabezas: Sales Manager\, Southeast + Mid Atlantic Associate AIA\, LEED AP BD+C Graphisoft North America Inc.  \nAs the regional Sales Manager for GRAPHISOFT North America\, Catherine began her journey as an Architecture student at SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design). After obtaining her BFA in Architecture\, minor in Historic Preservation and her Masters in Architecture\, she made her journey to the nation’s capital. Right before she started\, she briefly summer interned at Fallingwater\, working on preserving Frank Lloyd Wright’s vellum drawings. She then began her Architecture career in the midst of an economic turndown for top large firms such as HDR\, Smithgroup\, and then continued to grow into smaller firms as Senior Designer and Project Manager on fun retail projects. She then made a career switch to sales and business development with the aspiration to help firms get the best out of their software. \n Register Now!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-what-i-wish-i-knew-starting-your-year-edition/
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SUMMARY:THRIVE - AIAS 2020 Graduates: Where Are They Now?
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Description: \nJoin the AIAS for a panel discussion with AIAS Alumni who graduated in 2020. Hear about their experiences graduating and starting their journeys in the profession during a pandemic! Learn their tips and tricks for networking\, applying for jobs\, and more! This webinar is sponsored by Black Spectacles and will be moderated by Marc Teer. \nSpeakers:\nMarc Teer\, FAIA [Moderator]: Marc is the founder and CEO of Black Spectacles\, a member of the AIA College of Fellows\, former award-winning architect at Gensler\, Assistant Adjunct Professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology\, and Chair of AIA Chicago’s Young Architects Forum. Marc founded Black Spectacles in 2010 to advance the creative potential of architecture and design through online learning. \nMichael Bair: Michael Bair graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Spring 2020. During his time\, he was a founding member of the school’s Freedom by Design chapter\, becoming its director\, and eventually serving on the national Freedom by Design Advisory Committee as a member and co-chair. Returning home to Hagerstown\, MD in 2020 due to the pandemic and forgoing his masters degree temporarily\, Michael’s work has extended locally and globally in often difficult but rewarding ways. \nGenevieve Enriquez: Genevieve graduated in with a Master of Architecture in May 2020 from Woodbury University. She served as Woodbury’s Chapter President from 2019-2020 and was the recipient of the 2020 AIAS Chapter Leader Honor Award. Genevieve currently works with Adamson Associates and serves as the Co-Chair Emerging Professional for the AIA Pasadena/Foothill Chapter. She is pursuing licensure\, now studying for the ARE 5.0 Exam. \nAlison Katz: Alison received a Bachelor of Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University in May of 2020 with a minor in Social and Political History. She joined AIAS in 2015 and her local and national involvement with the AIAS included serving as a co-chair to the Freedom By Design Advisory Committee in 2019-2020. She is currently working as a Design Associate for buildingcommunityWORKSHOP (a Texas based nonprofit community design center) in Houston\, Texas. She is interested in the intersection of community based design\, sustainability\, and politics\, and is dedicated to exploring ways to use design tools within the built environment to create a more equitable society for marginalized and historically disenfranchised people. \nWesley McGlory: Wesley is an Architectural Designer with work experience in the retail sector in multiple states. Wesley graduated from Texas Tech University in August 2020 with a Master of Architecture and a certificate in Urban and Community Design. While in school\, Wesley served as the Vice President for both AIAS and NOMAS as well as a member of the Health and Wellness Task Force for AIAS. In his free time\, Wesley likes to workout\, watch baseball\, and read a good book. \nKeena Miles: Keena graduated from Auburn University with an undergraduate degree in Architecture and a Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture.  In school\, he was a member of AIAS where he contributed to several fundraiser events\, as well as NOMAS\, and ASLA. Keena currently works in Philadelphia as a Landscape designer at Studio Bryan Hanes\, working on several local urban design projects. \n  \n Register Now!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-aias-2020-graduates-where-are-they-now/
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SUMMARY:AIAS Health & Wellness Week: Mental Health Social
DESCRIPTION:Join the AIAS Learning & Teaching Culture Advisory Group after the THRIVE Webinar on Google Meets and Get Connected to talk to other members about Mental Health! 8:30pm EDT \n  \n Join Here!\n 
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-health-wellness-week-mental-health-social-2/
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SUMMARY:Taking Action: Make Your Voice Heard
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Description: \nThe world has changed. Making our voices heard is more important than ever.  Building relationships with elected officials and exerting influence on the governmental and political spheres is critical to solving the climate crisis\, confronting racial inequality\, and addressing the mounting student debt problem. At this session you will learn the importance of legislative engagement at all levels of government and learn how to create winning messages that help you clearly communicate the things that are important to you in a way that resonates with others. There will be plenty of time for Q&A\, so bring your questions as we explore advocacy\, leadership\, and how to get started.  \nSpeaker: \nCindy Schwartz\, Managing Director of Advocacy and Operations at The American Institute of Architects (AIA). \nCindy Schwartz came to the AIA in February 2015 and is the Managing Director of Advocacy and Operations. She has over 30 years of political\, legislative\, and non-profit management experience gained working on federal and state campaigns. She has worked for national organizations like the League of Conservation Voters\, Physicians for Human Rights\, and the US Campaign to Ban Landmines\, and at the state level as the Executive Director of the Maryland League of Conservation Voters\, and as a consultant to the Port of Baltimore.Cindy is responsible for developing and managing AIA member outreach and engagement programs that encourage AIA’s nearly 95\,000 members to engage in legislative and political advocacy at the national\, state\, and local level. She is married\, has a son at the State University of New York\, University at Albany\, who is studying political science\, and a dog that she adores. \nRegistration will close at 6pm EST on 3/10 \nregistrants will receive an email with the Zoom link prior to the session \n Register Now!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/taking-action-make-your-voice-heard/
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SUMMARY:Alternative Careers in Architecture
DESCRIPTION:Join us Wednesday\, January 27th at 7pm EST for our first-ever THRIVE webinar: Alternative Careers in Architecture. \nSPEAKERS:\nYiselle Santos\, AIA\, NOMA – Director of Justice\, Equity\, Diversity\, & Inclusion at HKS\nJe’Nen Chastain\, MBA\, Assoc. AIA – Founder at Apostrophe Consulting\nRicardo J. Rodriguez\, Assoc. AIA\, LEED AP\, ACI – Global Virtual Design & Construction Specialist at MBCC Group \nWEBINAR DESCRIPTION:\nAn architectural education prepares students for a variety of career opportunities within the field\, as well as outside of the traditional realm of the profession. Join the AIAS for a panel discussion with professionals who have taken non-traditional career paths and hear how their education and experience in architecture helped them get to where they are now.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/alternative-careers-in-architecture/
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