Newsletter | Jan/Feb 2015
Volume 43:1If you would like to see corrections to this newsletter or to submit articles or suggestions for future newsletters please contact the Newsletter Editor.
In this issue: | Editor's Comments - The Editor Movie Reveiw of She's Beautiful When She's Angry - Ian Berke Road Trip to an Inland Presidio - Lucia Bogatay Honor Your Achievements - IAWA - Inge Horton The Thrill of the Hunt: Amazing Buildings - Suzette Sherman Panel Discussion on Guiding Your Career at January Meeting - Jean Nilsson CASp Accessibility Training March 2-5 - Jean Nilsson |
Road Trip to an Inland Presidioby Lucia Bogatay | Share #1003 |
Panel Discussion on Guiding Your Career at January Meetingby Jean Nilsson | Share #1017 |
CASp Accessibility Training March 2-5by Jean Nilsson | Share #1019Gilda Puente-Peters writes to let us no she is offering a CASp Accessibility Training for the Certified Access Specialist Exam on March 2-5, 2015 in Emeryville. A long-time active OWA member, Gilda is a registered Architect with diversified experience and a 28-year specialty in Accessibility and Universal Design, Education, Design and Construction. Gilda has offered many seminars to OWA and CWED members over the years at discounted rates. I recently attended Gilda’s February 5 five-hour course in Sacramento (mandatory training requirement for Architect license renewal) requested by CWED, our Sacramento-area sister organization, aka “Mountain and Valley Pod” of OWA led by Betty Woo, Davis architect and long-time member of both organizations. The seminar with this group, on Universal Design Case Studies and Code updates, was so interesting, informative and well-illustrated that we ran overtime in our discussion! Gilda's March 2-5 training in Emeryville will be held at Four Points by Sheraton, 8-5pm. This training is “geared towards those who are planning to become a Certified Access Specialist, as well as persons involved with building codes, such as building officials, plan reviewers, inspectors, contractors, architects, engineers and design professionals that want to deepen their knowledge in accessibility.” more information is here |
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