As of February 27, 2023, the following individuals have earned their Lighting Associate or Lighting Specialist designations.

Co-owner of Dallas-based Focus Design Company Mike Oborny is the latest ALA member to earn his Certified Lighting Consultant (CLC) designation.

The very popular four-day Residential Lighting Training Course is returning, virtually, this February.

As part of a new learning series, ALA will host its first lunch-and-learn event with lighting designer Peter Romaniello, IALD, owner of Conceptual Lighting LLC.

ALA will host a webinar on single-ramily lighting and the requirements of the 2022 Energy Code (Title 24, Part 6).

The newly updated Lighting Associate training program is now available online.

Join Peter Romaniello, IALD, of Conceptual Lighting, LLC, April 12, 2022, at 11 a.m., Central Time, for a live webinar with the American Lighting Association.

Over the last few months, nearly 50 ALA members have earned professional accreditation as either Lighting Associates or Lighting Specialists. 

These resources are available to ALA members, compliments of past ALA conference speakers who are recognized for their leadership and professional expertise.

To help strengthen ALA members during the global pandemic, ALA offered all online education courses from mid-March through mid-May at no cost to members. The unprecedented offer included live webinars, as well as the 10-course Lighting Associate (LA) curriculum, ordinarily $350, that resulted in a record 1,165 member participants.