Psi Class consisted of 66 talented individuals from a diverse range of trades that included 12 lighting designers, 19 architects, 3 electrical engineers and 6 landscape architects. Twenty-six Sales Representatives and 4 B-K Lighting employees also attended. Lighting designers represented 20% fo the class with the architects closely following with 15% of the class.

Each semester we track the furthest distance traveled by a single specifier. This semester's traveler was Mary Manerd, a lighting designer with Greg Day Lighting Design. She endured 2,646.7 miles to attend classes all the way from Bath, Maine.

As with every BKU we select the worst Gluemasters from each class and from their gluing disasters we select a supreme example. This year's Frankenstar recipient was Bill T. Cocke, one of the principals of First Light which is located in Virginia Beach, VA. He beat out his competitors by wasting an unprecendented $894.69 worth of Nuva-Sil glue.

Continuing educational units were again available this year through the NCQLP, AIA Continuing Education and the Landscape Architect Continuing Education System.

Congratulations to the graduates of BKU's Spring 2014 Psi Class!

Since its inception in 2002, more than 1,260 lighting professionals have graduated from this one-of-a-kind program and earned the "BKU Alumnus" title.

Held at B-K Lighting's headquarters in Madera, California, BKU is jointly produced and coordinated through the efforts of the staff of five companies that include: B-K Lighting, TEKA Illumination, Star Finishes, Blue Dolphin Design and Engineering and Etendue Cafe.

B-K University is an invitational-only event facilitated through your local sales representative. More information can be obtained simply by emailing us at: .

To learn more about the NCQLP, the AIA Continuing Education System and the Landscape Architecture Continuing Education System please visit their corresponding continuing education webpages.