What is the BC Section of the Illuminating Engineering Society?
The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America is a
not-for-profit technical society whose mission is to
improve the lighted environment by bringing together those with
lighting knowledge and by translating that knowledge into
actions that benefit the public.
The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America was
founded in 1906 to establish scientific lighting recommendations
and to advance knowledge of the the lighted environment for the
benefit and improvement of society.
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Upcoming Events
2007 Program for the BC section IESNA
Monthly Meeting - 2006 IESNA Progress Report
May 24th 2007
11:30AM – 1:30PM
BC Hydro – Power Smart offices #900, 4555 Kingsway, Burnaby
Cost:
IES/AIBC/ IDA Members $20.00
Non-members $25.00
Students/ Retired Mbrs $15.00
The IESNA Progress Report presents significant developments and improvements in the lighting industry.
This program offers you an opportunity to learn about new products, concepts, research, publications, applications, trends, and activities of the past year.
Lunch will be provided (wraps, sandwiches, pop and cookies). Please advise on any dietary restrictions.
Please respond by May 23rd to:
Rick Tucker by Fax: (604) 946-7682 or E-Mail: rick@smlconsultants.ca
June 7th , 2007
The 2007 Vision Awards Gala
River Rock Casino, Richmond, B.C.
6:00pm Welcome Desk
6:15pm Reception and Historic Slide Show
7:30pm Dinner
8:30pm Ceremony
9:15pm Awards Presentations
9:30pm Closing remarks
Cost:
Individual $ 90.00 1 ticket
Table of 8 $680.00 8 tickets
Please register by May 24th,2007
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Educational Programs
In today's competitive business environment, it pays to invest your time
to improve your skills
and remain marketable.
The BC Section of Illuminating Engineering Society offers several levels
of
lighting education to help you stay ahead of the competition.
Next ED150 Course starts Fall 2007!
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