This 4-part series features 5+ hours of expert-led content and is designed to help educators incorporate masonry design into their courses using practical, ready-to-use content. Sessions focus on curriculum implementation, essential technical concepts, and real-world application.
Participants will be introduced to the Masonry in a Box curriculum, developed by Dr. Richard Bennett through a Concrete Masonry Checkoff grant provided to the Southeast Concrete Masonry Association. The series will also explore how masonry can be effectively integrated into engineering and construction-related coursework.
The series is intended to support both new and experienced educators seeking practical approaches for introducing masonry concepts into coursework.
Learning Objectives
- Understand how masonry design can be incorporated into existing courses
- Become familiar with the Masonry in a Box curriculum and supporting materials
- Identify essential masonry concepts appropriate for students
- Learn practical approaches for teaching masonry design and detailing
- Understand how masonry is used in practice and how to connect coursework to industry
What Attendees Receive
- Session handouts, presentation materials, and supporting resources
- Exposure to the Masonry in a Box curriculum
- PDH / CEU / AIA Learning Unit certificates available for participation
Certificates of Completion (CEUs)
- Each session includes an individual Certificate of Completion.