Click here to view pictures from the Philip Johnson Glass House Tour!

Click here to view pictures from the Parsons MFALD Graduation Party!

To participate in the Student Chapter, please contact:

Chapter President, Eleni Savvidou @ esavvidou@lobsintl.com
Chapter Vice-President, Shelley Haniff @ artistrevolution@yahoo.com

Chapter Board: 

IESNY Student Chapter Benefits and Activities:

 

Sponsoring Section: IESNY Hosting School : Parsons Lighting Design – membership open to all NYC Design Schools

Student Member:

Shall be registered full-time in a college or university for study toward a degree in engineering, science, fine arts, architecture, interior design or other related fields, or enrolled full-time in an accredited two year technical school whose curriculum is related to illumination. A Student shall be entitled to all current privileges and benefits, but shall not have the right to vote or to hold elective office, except in a Student Chapter.   1st Year Student Membership Fee: covered by Enterprise Lighting Sales 2nd Year Student Membership Fee: $25 – sponsored by the IESNY Section while you are enrolled as a student (Full Non-Student Member Dues: $175/year)

Member Benefits:

Discounts on all IESNA publications (Refer to www.IESNA.org for details) (Seminars are also free for student members) Discount on IESNA conferences, meetings and seminars Networking through IESNA section activities (Free or discount rates to all IESNY events Lecture Programs, Education Classes and Workshop. Refer to www.IESNY.org for details) Subscription to LD+A and the Journal of the IES (LD+A is also free for student members) Access to IESNA information for members only. (Search for members / member’s list, Download seminar’s material, Post a resume)

Student Chapter Member Activities: You are encouraged to work on a committee to organize and participate in the in following activities:

Office and Factory Visits Mock Interviews Networking opportunities with the local and national lighting community Study the lighting of real projects, with participation of the lighting designer / or architect. Learn lessons through the experiences of others. Site visits. Get to know important / interesting lighting projects. Walking Tours of NYC - see what members of the IESNY have designed. Museum / Gallery Trips to View Exhibits dealing with light Possible Broadway Shows Ability to have YOUR voice