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  • March 09, 2017 11:00 AM | Anonymous

    March 9th, Iron City, 513 22nd Street South 11:00- 1:00   $20

    Architect Garrett Reynolds, AIA of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson in Seattle will present a lecture about the design of micro living spaces from his last research in New York City, Copenhagen, Stockhold, Seoul and Tokyo. The discussion seeks to provide a dialogue between his research and the changing housing climate in Seattle, Birmingham and around the world. To purchase tickets squareup.com/store/AIA-Birmingham                       

  • February 22, 2017 11:30 AM | Anonymous

    Save the date for a joint meeting with AIA Birmingham. Lawrence Novak, lead structural engineer for the tallest building in the world  (Burj Khalifa) will present on the structural and sustainable design of the tower. His lecture "The Philosophy of Engineering for the Burj Khalifa, the Worlds Tallest Structure is hosted by the  Alabama Concrete Industries Association  and sponsored by Building and Earth Science. rsvp to rhea@karmamanagementinc.com by Feb. 20th. $20 for members - $40 non-members - Approved for 1 AL & FL PDH. Event will be at the CLUB, 1 Robert Smith Dr.

  • January 17, 2017 11:30 AM | Anonymous

    SEAoAL will host a YP lunch n learn at Terracon January 17th, 2017 from 11:30 - 1:00 to introduce a new online Geotechnical collaboration tool called GEO REPORT.  Lunch will be provided, please rsvp to  bgreene@tuckerjones.com ASAP.                                                       Terracon - 110 12th Street North, Birmingham AL

     

  • December 06, 2016 1:16 PM | Anonymous

    Save the Date for the SEAoAL & ICRI Come Together Conference.  Dec. 6th at the AGC Headquarters -  6.5 PDHs - Tradeshow - Let's talk about concrete repair and learn from the experts. More info coming SOON!!!!!!!!!

  • October 26, 2016 12:51 PM | Anonymous

    "Things You Never Learned in School about Working as a Design Professional: From Social Media to Site Safety"

    October 27th, 2016 

    2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

    Vestavia Country Club

    RSVP to lsullivan@jrprewitt.com

  • August 11, 2016 10:59 AM | Anonymous

    Register at: http://aecmegagroup.org/page-18107 


    Zap the Gap: How to work with Multiple Generations

    The workplace is not what it used to be People are living longer and staying in the workforce longer making this the first time in history that four generations are looking at each other across the same conference table. Differences in generational values vary greatly on everything from dress codes to work ethic. Productivity, culture and growth are being negatively affected by poorly handled generational assumptions. Then there’s the problem of obtaining and retaining multi-generational talent. The potential for collision, conflict and confusion between the generations has never been greater. Your challenge is NOT just figuring out how to put up with each other, but how to uncover and incorporate what motivates each generation to do what’s best for the organization to achieve financial success, personal growth and increased moral.

    Because generations are in a constant state of flux, what worked last year does not work today. What seemed like a perfect solution yesterday is the source of tomorrow’s problem. Learn from Meagan Johnson what you can do now to make the most of each generation in your workplace

    You will learn:

    • Who the generations are - their wants, needs and expectations
    • How  to  capture  Baby  Boomers  “loyal  make  a  difference”  attitude  before  it evaporates
    • Important Generation X career building techniques so they don’t leave you for another employer
    • New Millennials want their efforts to have meaning and what to do about it
    • Top 10 recruiting tricks to capture Gen Y’s attention
    • Techniques to retain employees from each generation
    • A social media policy at work that works
    • How to take advantage of generation gaps – not simply manage or endure them
    • What needs to happen to weave generational respect into your organizational culture

    This presentation has been approved for 1 AIA LU.



  • April 20, 2016 2:45 PM | Anonymous

    Save the Date! August 18th, 2016 @ The Southern Museum of Flight. More info coming soon! 

  • January 19, 2016 11:09 AM | Joslyn Daniels (Administrator)

    UAB CE Professional Education Program is offering  

    "Introduction to Revit for Professionals"

    Class meets Monday evenings, 5:30-7:30 PM

    UAB Hoehn Building

    January 25-April 11, 2016

    Cost for course is $2,250.00

     This course is designed for professionals with little or no BIM experience.  It will provide an introduction to the Revit software and teach basic drafting skills.  Students will complete drafting assignments and a final project.  Future courses will teach advanced BIM concepts. 

    BIM has quickly become an indispensable tool in the engineering industry.  UAB is offering a series of courses to provide professionals with essential BIM skills using the AutoCAD/Revit software.  Courses are designed specifically for the engineering professional, focusing on providing the skills needed in industry.  

    To register or obtain more information, email Andy Sullivan at: asullivan@uab.edu


  • December 07, 2015 1:50 PM | Joslyn Daniels (Administrator)

    SAVE THE DATE

    March 24th, 2016

    ATC 45 Training Seminar by Butch Grimes, CAL – EMA certified trainer.

    Where: Al Power, 1200 6th Ave. North

    Attendees will receive CAL EMA Certification badge.

    You will need to bring  a copy of your driver’s license and professional license too.

    We will take a head shot of you at the meeting.

    All materials will be mailed to California EMA for your badge info

    More info coming in January 2016


  • December 07, 2015 10:59 AM | Joslyn Daniels (Administrator)

    On December 17th, the SEAoAL YMG will co-host a joint Holiday Social with the young professional groups of AGC (YCF), AIA (EP), and ASCE (YMG) at the Wine Loft in downtown Birmingham.  We will be collecting art supplies for the Firehouse Shelter’s art workshop.  There will also be a raffle for some great prizes to help raise money for the shelter.  We look forward to seeing everyone at this great networking and holiday event!

    Click here for a flyer on the event and more info:2015 EP Holiday Social.pdf


    Mark your calendars for February 24th! The McWane Science Center is hosting an Engineering Showcase in which middle-school and high-school kids are introduced to the wonderful world of Engineering!  The SEAoAL will have a booth again this year and we will be looking for volunteers.  The event will be held from 9am-2pm at the McWane Science Center.  Stay tuned for more information on the event and how to volunteer.


    If you would like to learn more about the SEAoAL YMG and receive updates on the upcoming events, contact Nicole Sommerville at nsommerville@lbyd.com.


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