Location Kansas City, MO Population 495,327 (2,088,000 est. Metro) Featured By Tim Astor Their Story The path that led me to Kansas City was anything but straightforward. A native of… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under I Want to Work In Series.
Location Kansas City, MO Population 495,327 (2,088,000 est. Metro) Featured By Tim Astor Their Story The path that led me to Kansas City was anything but straightforward. A native of… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Council of Presidents, Uncategorized.
July 2, 2020 — Washington, D.C. The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is pleased to welcome Ricardo J. Rodríguez De Santiago, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP, ACI to its… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Grassroots, Uncategorized.
Leadership Keynote: Vaki Mawema Vaki has built his career developing experiential, branded environments for hospitality, retail, mixed-use, and F&B. Vaki is the co-managing director of the Baltimore office and… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under I Want to Work In Series.
Week 1: Introduction to St. Louis, MO Week 2: Top 5 Places to Live, Eat, Meet People, Play, and Study in St. Louis, MO Week 3: Firm Tour of SPACE… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Finance, Membership.
So, you need a bank account… Money. It helps your chapter do things! But where do you keep it? Under your treasurer’s mattress? The FinComm strongly suggests you avoid this… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Advocacy, Council of Presidents, Grassroots, Uncategorized.
Have you registered for Grassroots 2020? This year is only $50 for members to register before the Early Bird Deadline (Extended to July 19th). But if $275 worth of… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under I Want to Work In Series.
Last week we invited you to join us on Instagram for a firm tour of SPACE Architects to get a feel for what it’s like to work in a firm… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Council of Presidents, Uncategorized.
Continuing Community Ties: How Adapting to Online Engagement Evolves Chapter Identity Since COVID-19, it has been an extremely difficult time for our chapter. We were no longer interacting with… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.
It’s time for a virtual meeting with your career advisor!! Join us for an evening of discussing the challenges and strategies of searching for a job during these uncertain times!… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.
Let’s talk about the pandemics. Plural. For the past few months, the COVID-19 health crisis has incited people all over the world to cling to news and media more than… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Grassroots, Uncategorized.
The driving force of the AIAS is growing membership and creating leaders out of its members. The AIAS works hard to champion its future leaders through AIAS Grassroots Leadership Conference… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Finance.
So, you need a budget… Though this time is unique and challenging for AIAS chapters everywhere, budgeting and money management is as vital as ever to keeping your chapter on… Read more »
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