Jan 24, 2017

 


Attention all lighting educators, do you…

Teachers of Lighting Workshop 2019 (TOLW) 

The TOLW is a 6-day immersion into the latest advances in lighting technology and design tools.  Attendees work on teams as well as individually, in both classroom and studio instruction.  The event is sponsored by the IES and Hubbell Lighting Solutions Center.

The purpose of the workshop is to provide concentrated instruction in design, science and technology of lighting to full time and part time academic faculty who currently teach and have responsibility for lighting education. The workshop curricula assumes some basic lighting knowledge (i.e. participation in lighting workshops, university course work).

Instruction is provided by senior lighting faculty representing academia, design, and industry. Participants will be involved each day from 8:00 a.m. at the Hubbell Lighting Solutions Center, 701 Millennium Blvd., Greenville, SC 29607, as well as at the hotel for evening sessions. Private room lodging will be in a hotel where the evening educational sessions will be held.

Note: While teaching methodology is not the main thrust, there will be a time set aside for sharing successful learning strategies and teaching approaches. Past workshop attendees have expressed that a wealth of pedagogical knowledge was gained through observation during the workshop. 

Topics Covered

  • • Lighting terms
  • • Psychological aspects
  • • Light sources (LEDs and conventional)
  • • Design process
  • • Luminaires
  • • Optical control
  • • Lighting calculations
  • • Electrical control
  • • Lighting economics
  • • Vision and color
  • • Energy management
  • • Lighting and health
  • • Interior lighting design
  • • Exterior lighting
  • • Sustainable/LEED/WELL
  • • Codes
  • • Computers as a tool
  • • Daylighting and controls

Eligibility

This intensive lighting education experience is intended for faculty (both full and part time) with major and on-going responsibility for teaching lighting in programs of:

• Interior Design • Theatre • Building Science • Architecture • Engineering • Construction/Technology • Community Colleges/Technical Schools with Design Classes

Attendees of previous workshops, who need a refresher are also eligible. The TOLW Committee will select the attendees. Those accepted will be notified in March 2019.
 

Requirements for participants:

Grants/Fees

Applications Must Include the Following

Deadline

Submissions are now closed.

Questions / Application Submissions

Jennifer Jaques | [email protected]
Rebecca Hadley-Catter | [email protected]
Dee Ginthner | [email protected]
 

Instructional Faculty

Leslie Davis, IES, EIT, LC
Leslie Davis Lighting Design, Principal

Rebecca Hadley-Catter, IES, LC, LEED AP
Eaton SOURCE Lighting Education Center, Manager

Asha Hegde, Ph.D., LC, IES
Texas State University, Associate Professor Lighting and Interior Design

Mark Roush, FIES, M Arch, LC
Experience Light, Marketing Consultant, Philips LAC Faculty

Additional Faculty Support by Hubbell Lighting and industry experts
 

The Sponsors

The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES)
The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) is a not for profit association. The IES was founded in 1906 to establish and disseminate scientific lighting recommendations. It is a recognized authority on lighting and is dedicated to promoting the art and science of quality lighting to its members, allied professional organizations and the public.

Hubbell Lighting
Based in Hubbell Lighting’s LEED Silver headquarters in Greenville, S.C., the 25,000 square foot LSC serves as the centerpiece of Hubbell Lighting’s commitment to train, educate and develop solutions as lighting technology continues to evolve. It’s a collaborative environment that draws from many lighting and technology authorities including the preeminent speakers and presenters.