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Concrete design continuing ed class is Sept. 13

Engineering students, educators and building and bridge design professionals are encouraged to attend a continuing education course Monday, Sept. 13.

2010-09-14
Minnesota State University, Mankato Media Relations Office news release [8/18/2010]

Engineering students, educators and building and bridge design professionals are encouraged to attend a continuing education course at Minnesota State University, Mankato on Monday, Sept. 13.

“Prestress Concrete Design” will be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Centennial Student Union. It is for professionals who have not completed a college-level course on prestressed concrete design but have a basic understanding of reinforced concrete.

The class will be taught by Richard A. Miller, professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Cincinnati. His research interests include prestressed concrete, concrete bridges and concrete materials. His work has resulted in changes to the U.S. highway code and to prestressed bridge specifications.

The interactive seminar will teach prestressed concrete design using a specific design example, and will include a virtual plant tour showing design concepts and fabrication considerations.

Participants will earn 7.5 professional development hours or 7.5 HSW-learning units.

Registration fee is $79 per person, and the seminar size is limited. Registration includes continental breakfast and lunch. Participants will receive a handbook, a seminar notebook and a free one-year individual PCI membership.

More information is available at the Minnesota State Mankato continuing education website, http://www.mnsu.edu/ext/cpe/concrete.html. Those who have questions may contact the Office of Extended Learning at (507) 389-2572 or (800) 311-3142.

Minnesota State Mankato, a comprehensive, doctoral university with 14,950 students, is part of the Minnesota State Colleges & Universities system, which comprises 32 institutions across the state.

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