AIA Atlanta collaborates with top architectural vendors and educators to offer our members valuable continuing education (CE) opportunities. These credits are essential for meeting state licensure requirements and maintaining AIA membership.
Discover more about our chapter’s CE programs and find out how you can contribute as a presenter.
The 2025 schedule will become available in January.
Present with UsOur Learn Over Lunch sessions are scheduled from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. on select dates. These sessions are initially offered to our annual patrons, giving them priority in presenting.
While primarily virtual, these sessions can also be held in person at a presenter’s showroom or office if it is conducive to an architectural audience. Hosting an in-person session at your location offers a unique opportunity to engage directly with architects in your own space.
Procrastination Day is a full-day, in-person seminar held in April, June, and September, featuring presentations from multiple vendors. This event provides a unique opportunity for members to catch up on CE credits and gain valuable insights to enhance their practice.
Course submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis and must include HSW (Health, Safety, and Welfare) credit. After submission, our CE team will reach out with the next steps. Priority for presenting is given to our annual patrons. A participation fee applies for non-patrons.
AIA members earn 1.35 million hours of continuing education every year. Learn more about becoming a provider and find resources to design effective courses.
Submit an AIA-approved course to present to AIA Atlanta members throughout the year. Get unparalleled access to architects, bringing your expertise and influence as a trusted advisor.
CES Dashboard
Your CES dashboard is where you create, manage, and renew your CE courses. There, you can explore resources on AIA CES standards, navigation instructions, and provider tutorials.
AIA CES Standards
AIA CES Standards: Complete user-friendly guide to requirements, terms, conditions, and how-to’s.
Provider Guides