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Wood Design Seminars |
Seminar
Outlines - AWC seminars are presented on request, either
pre-packaged or custom content to assure education value to attendees.
Click on the outlines link to see some of our seminar package
offerings.
Partial
or One-Day Events
ASCE
2009 Structures Congress - Don't Mess with Structural Engineers
Renaissance Austin Hotel, Austin, TX
Wednesday,
April 29, 2009 8:30am– 5:00pm
WFCM 1-Day Workshop - 7.0hr (AWC207)
CANCELED
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| Other
Wood Seminars and Events |
Virginia
Tech
Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center, Roanoke, Virginia
October 5-6, 2009
Special
Topics in Wood Construction Engineering
This Virginia Tech course offers wood design professionals a
buffet of frequently faced topics that require background data
and references which are not readily accessible. The primary
audiences for this course are registered design professionals,
residential designers, truss and framing designers, building
code professionals, and general contractors that want to expand
their general knowledge of wood as a building material and their
knowledge of building design beyond the introductory level. Manufacturers
and suppliers of building products used in the construction of
wood-frame buildings may also benefit by the in-depth discussion
of wood material properties and wood building design issues that
impact the performance of wood buildings in-service.
Information and Registration: www.cpe.vt.edu/sdww/
Contact: Frank Woeste, Ph.D., P.E., (540) 951-0469
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| Conferences,
Symposia, and Calls for Papers |
Forest
Products Society - The Society sponsors
a number of international conferences each year on specific
topics of interest to the forest products industry. These
international events provide a unique forum for networking.
See a comprehensive list of coming events and paper calls
- here.
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| Recent
AWC Seminars |
2009
Forest
Products Society / AF&PA
Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare, 5440 North River Road, Rosemont,
IL 60018
March 11, 2009 8:30am - 5:00pm
WFCM
1-Day Workshop - 7.0hr (AWC207)
The
course will benefit designers, code enforcement officials, and
building contractors of one- and two-family dwellings; providing
specific design details for wood frame buildings for high wind,
snow, and seismic loadings. If you're looking for the hands-on
WFCM Workshop course, this is it! Note: both the 2001
WFCM + Commentary, and WFCM Workbook,
are required for this event and are included in the registration
fee, Delivery of the books will be made at the workshop.
Presenter: John "Buddy" Showalter, PE
ICC
Colorado Chapter 21st Annual Educational Institute
Marriot Denver Technological Center (DTC), south Denver, CO
March 02, 2009 8:00am
- 4:30pm
March
02 183: IBC Wood Framing (AWC607)
This
class is a complete course composed of numerous subjects in one
comprehensive program for building officials, plans examiners
and contractors on wood frame construction basics. Detailed discussions
are included on conventional construction, wood characteristics,
grade marking, termites and decay protection, conventional wall,
floor and roof / ceiling framing, lateral load bracing, shear
walls, fireblocking / draftstopping and much more!
AWC Presenter: Dennis L. Pitts
Mobile
County
Jon
Archer Agricultural Building Auditorium
1070 Schillinger Rd. N., Mobile, AL 36608
January
21, 2009 8:30am - 5:00pm
WFCM
1-Day Workshop - 7.0hr (AWC207)
The
course will benefit designers, code enforcement officials, and
building contractors of one- and two-family dwellings; providing
specific design details for wood frame buildings for high wind,
snow, and seismic loadings. If you're looking for the hands-on
WFCM Workshop course, this is it! Note: both the 2001
WFCM + Commentary, and WFCM Workbook,
are required for this event and are included in the registration
fee, Delivery of the books will be made at the workshop.
AWC presenters: Dr. Robert J. Taylor, PE, Assoc.AIA; Dr.
Jeffrey B. Stone, CBO
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