Public Interest Design: Training Program
The Public Interest Design Institute (PIDI), a two-day training for architects and other design professionals on how design can address the critical issues faced by communities, and how design professionals can become proactively engaged in this rapidly growing field. The course will be held at the University of Maryland in College Park on February 15-16, 2013. The program will offer design professionals training on how tobecome proactively engaged in this rapidly growing field.
Learning objectives include finding new clients, learning about new fee sources and structures, understanding public interest design and leveraging other partners and assets to address projectchallenges. Participants will become certified in this emerging public practice while earning continuing education credits.
Registration fee is $450. AIA and ASLA members receive a $100 discount, and an additional $100 early registration discount is available until the latter part of January.
For more information, see: www.publicinterestdesign.com
To register, visit: www.publicinterestdesign.com/college-park-maryland/
Questions? Contact: mary@designcorps.org
The Public Interest Design Institute (PIDI), a two-day training for architects and other design professionals on how design can address the critical issues faced by communities, and how design professionals can become proactively engaged in this rapidly growing field. The course will be held at the University of Maryland in College Park on February 15-16, 2013. The program will offer design professionals training on how tobecome proactively engaged in this rapidly growing field.
Learning objectives include finding new clients, learning about new fee sources and structures, understanding public interest design and leveraging other partners and assets to address projectchallenges. Participants will become certified in this emerging public practice while earning continuing education credits.
Registration fee is $450. AIA and ASLA members receive a $100 discount, and an additional $100 early registration discount is available until the latter part of January.
For more information, see: Public Interest Design
To register, visit: Register Here
Questions? Contact: mary@designcorps.org
Learning objectives include finding new clients, learning about new fee sources and structures, understanding public interest design and leveraging other partners and assets to address projectchallenges. Participants will become certified in this emerging public practice while earning continuing education credits.
Registration fee is $450. AIA and ASLA members receive a $100 discount, and an additional $100 early registration discount is available until the latter part of January.
For more information, see: www.publicinterestdesign.com
To register, visit: www.publicinterestdesign.com/college-park-maryland/
Questions? Contact: mary@designcorps.org
The Public Interest Design Institute (PIDI), a two-day training for architects and other design professionals on how design can address the critical issues faced by communities, and how design professionals can become proactively engaged in this rapidly growing field. The course will be held at the University of Maryland in College Park on February 15-16, 2013. The program will offer design professionals training on how tobecome proactively engaged in this rapidly growing field.
Learning objectives include finding new clients, learning about new fee sources and structures, understanding public interest design and leveraging other partners and assets to address projectchallenges. Participants will become certified in this emerging public practice while earning continuing education credits.
Registration fee is $450. AIA and ASLA members receive a $100 discount, and an additional $100 early registration discount is available until the latter part of January.
For more information, see: Public Interest Design
To register, visit: Register Here
Questions? Contact: mary@designcorps.org