For further information
Contact: Mary Jane Kolar, CAE
Tel: 512-973-0042 Fax: 512-973-0043
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January, 2010
For Immediate Release |
NCQLP Announces 2010 LIGHTFAIR LC Luncheon Program
Thursday May 13th, 2010
12:00 PM - 1:45 PM
Las Vegas Convention Center
Las Vegas, NV
Cost: $60.00
Please join the 2010 National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professionals (NCQLP) President Donald S. Newquist, LC, and the NCQLP Officers and Board members in recognizing the new LCs who successfully completed the 2009 Examination. All LCs will be updated on the latest NCQLP developments and goals for 2010. Examination Committee Chair, Jeffrey D. Schwartz, LC, will introduce the 2010 LCs and provide an Examination Progress Report.
Luncheon Presentation: This year’s luncheon presentation will feature a moderated panel discussion entitled Lighting Certification and the Lighting Profession-Where we are going and how did we get there? The session will begin with a summary presentation of current Certification Programs and then move to a moderated panel discussion with noted Lighting Designers and other industry Professionals giving their particular points of view and ending with questions from the audience. No doubt this session should prove to be lively! Come join us!
Plan now to attend this excellent opportunity to earn one LEU and meet your LC colleagues at this annual LIGHTFAIR luncheon event. This promises to be another sell-out, so be sure to obtain your tickets early. To purchase your luncheon ticket, visit the Lightfair website at www.lightfair.com
Plan to stop by the NCQLP booth at LIGHTFAIR for the latest information regarding examination host cities for 2010. Current LCs may pick up their LC ribbon. New editions of NCQLP publications will also be available.
For further information please contact Mary Jane Kolar at NCQLP at info@NCQLP.org or 512-973-0042.
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