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Association News
Are you or someone in your chapter interested in running for a seat on the National Board of Directors? Applications to run for Officer or Director for the 2020-21 year are due to Crissy Ingram at crissyi@nawic.org by Feb. 1. You can find the application on the NAWIC website.
Each year, NAWIC awards three very special individuals with our annual awards: Future Leader, Lifetime Achievement, and Member of the Year. Below, find a brief description of each award (nomination forms available on the NAWIC site - just click "Learn More").
Future Leader: Recognizes the outstanding efforts of a new NAWIC member who has been actively involved throughout their first two years. Lifetime Achievement: Recognizes the outstanding efforts of a NAWIC member who has been actively involved throughout their NAWIC membership (min 15 years). Member of the Year: Recognizes the outstanding efforts of a NAWIC member who has been actively involved October 2018-September 2019. The recipient of each award will be recognized at our Annual Conference in August. Deadline for submissions: June 1, 2020.
Everything you need to know so far about WIC Week 2020! For more information, and to order your WIC Week pins and posters, visit the WIC Week page.
We loved seeing all the photos you submitted for the Nov/Dec issue of NAWIC Today! In fact, we plan on using more member photos and less stock photos from now on. So please keep sending in your hi-res photos for us to use in publications (Connection, NAWIC Today) AND so that you could possibly be a star of marketing material!
The theme for the Jan/Feb issue of NAWIC Today is Technology, so start sending in those photos now, and you could be on the cover next month! Also, if you have story ideas or would like to submit an article, send those over to Amber at ambers@nawic.org! Education / Training
Join Procore and Construction Executive for an in-depth conversation on offsite construction, including: what it is, what it isn’t, how it’s done and, ultimately—the impact it has for teams and companies.
Offsite construction, or what’s sometimes referred to as “constructing,” is more than just prefabrication. Hear why this method is important not just to to general contractors, but to owners, insurance companies and industry trades. Don’t miss this conversation as we’ll cover the benefits and impact that offsite construction has on safety, efficiency, quality and even labor shortages. You’ll hear: • Stories and statistics around this rising industry trend; • Insider tips, from navigating contract terms to taking BIM to the next level with offsite design plans; and • The impact in crucial areas like safety, quality, cost overruns and labor. November 20, 2019 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST
Industry Update
The Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Education for Women (ANEW) program provides women with the training they need to take on construction jobs (anewaop.org).
"One size fits all" doesn't work.
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) is partnering with construction technology provider Autodesk to launch a one-time grant program that addresses the need for better-fitting personal protective equipment (PPE) for women who work at heights. A new analysis of last year's federal labor statistics breaks down construction's top earners by job category.
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