USC Architecture Event - August 2-3, 2010

This event was sent to me by Karen Kensek with USC to share with readers to get the word out.

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION:
August 2-3, 2010

This year, we have launched five course offerings centered on the theme of Los Angeles as a 21st century model of critical urbanism, creativity, and culture. These courses will explore a set of strategically themed topics, connecting over a dozen of the most forward thinking global practitioners, politicians, and urban theorists today with our own faculty.  One of the two-day sessions is themed around building information modeling (BIM).  This is a unique opportunity to interact in a small group (30 maximum attendees) with leaders in the profession, in a session focusing on dialogue and debate.  Please visit the website for further information about this unique event, its distinguished speakers, and registration information.  As only a very limited number of spaces are available, please enroll soon.

Keep checking back on the website as additional information will be updated there.

http://execed.uscarchitecture.com/kill-bim/
http://execed.uscarchitecture.com/

Current list of speakers:

Keynote speakers:
Phil Bernstein, confirmed
- Vice President, Industry Strategy and Relations, Autodesk AEC Solutions

Ken Sanders, confirmed
- CIO of Gensler

Session leaders:
Cristiano Ceccato, invited
- Associate,  Zaha Hadid Architects, London

Larry Eisenberg, confirmed
- Executive Director, Facilities Planning and Development
- Los Angeles Community College District

Carl Galioto FAIA, invited
- Senior Principal, Managing Principal HOK/New York

Stephen R. Hagan FAIA, confirmed
- U.S. General Services Administration

Atul Khanzode, confirmed
- Director of Virtual Building at DPR Construction, Inc.

David Todd, confirmed
- Executive Vice President National Technical Services
- Bovis Lend Lease, formerly Walt Disney Imagineering for 33 years


Invited instigators:
Jordan Brandt, Horizontall LLC
Marty Doscher, Morphosis
Calvin Kam, CIFE, Stanford University; Optima
Dennis Selden, Gehry Technologies

For more information about the Executive Education sessions, please contact Eric Moore at ericjmoo@usc.edu. If you really want to get a hold of Karen, email here via kensek@usc.edu