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AIA Continuing Education System
State MCE Requirements
AIA requirements can differ from mandatory continuing education requirements of state licensing boards. State requirements may also vary from state to state.
If you are a CES provider interested in offering a CES-approved program to AIA Potomac Valley members, please contact Executive Director Renee Catacalos for more information. You MUST be an Allied Member or Chapter Sponsor to offer a Chapter-promoted CES program.
Educational Video Library
AIA Potomac Valley presents dozens of programs each year that are approved for credits through AIA/CES. Calendar listings for CES-approved events will indicate the number and type of credits available. AIA Potomac Valley reports credits for AIA members electronically, streamlining and shortening the process of getting the credits onto your transcripts and eliminating the need for a certificate. Non-AIA members may request a certificate to self-report their credits.
We record CES programs when possible and make them available online as a resource for those who attended to review a session for learnings they might have missed, and for those who could not attend to have the benefit of the information. Please note that watching these videos DOES NOT confer any AIA continuing education credits.
We continue to improve our capability to capture these important events, but the sound quality does vary depending on the room setup and the way the presenters interacted with attendees.
Original CES Programs
These are recordings of original CES programs either developed by AIA Potomac Valley or developed by AIA Baltimore and offered as webinars by AIA Potomac Valley for the benefit of architects across the region.
Implicit Bias in the Workplace – Know Thyself
developed by AIA Baltimore Equity Committee – recorded May 10, 2018
Designing My Career – The Path to Licensure
developed by AIA Potomac Valley Emerging Professionals Committee – recorded May 9, 2018
How to Submit Winning Design Award Entries
developed by AIA Baltimore, AIA Chesapeake Bay, AIA Maryland and AIA Potomac Valley – recorded May 3, 2018
First Tuesday Lunch & Learns
These programs were recorded at Grimm + Parker Architects as part of AIA Potomac Valley's First Tuesday Lunch & Learn Webinar Series.
Designing with Polymer Windows & Doors – Recorded May 14, 2019
Fire & Smoke Rated Curtains – Recorded April 9, 2019
Rainscreen Systems and Their Contribution to Sustainability
– Recorded March 5, 2019
The Back-Ventilated and Pressure-Equalized Rainscreen System
Shildan, Inc. – Recorded September 4, 2018
Energy Codes and NFRC
Andersen Corporation – Recorded August 7, 2018
Last Wednesday Lunch & Learns
These programs were recorded at Torti Gallas + Partners as part of AIA Potomac Valley's Last Wednesday Lunch & Learn Webinar Series.
Structural Thermal Breaks for Steel Connections – recorded April 24, 2019
Suspended Ceilings and Acoustical Solutions using Stone Wool – recorded March 27, 2019
Understanding Site Grading: Considerations That Can Impact Your Project’s Bottom Line
Langan – recorded February 27, 2019
It's Not Easy Being Green – Sustainability of Wood
Nydree Flooring – recorded November 28, 2018
Opening Doors to Design Opportunities With the Model Building Codes (Code 10)
McKeon Rolling Steel Door Company – recorded October 31, 2018
Sustainability in Masonry Construction
Hohmann & Barnard – recorded August 29, 2018
Intro to Thin Brick Systems
Glen-Gery Corporation – recorded July 25, 2018
Simplifying the Design of Fluid-applied Air and Water-Resistive Barriers
BASF – recorded June 28, 2018
COMFORT BY DESIGN: VARIABLE REFRIGERANT FLOW (VRF) TECHNOLOGY
Mitsubishi Electric – recorded May 30, 2018
ARCHITECTURAL AND PERFORMANCE BENEFITS OF CELLULAR PVC CLADDING
Royal Building Products – recorded April 18, 2018
THE IMPORTANCE OF CORRECT SUBFLOOR PREPARATION
UZIN – recorded March 28, 2018
