The AIAS Honor Awards were developed to publicly recognize outstanding achievements by students, educators, and practitioners who have exhibited an exemplary commitment to the education and development of architecture students…. Read more »
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The AIAS Honor Awards were developed to publicly recognize outstanding achievements by students, educators, and practitioners who have exhibited an exemplary commitment to the education and development of architecture students…. Read more »
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The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is celebrating the 60th anniversary of student excellence in leadership, service, and design. In honor of our 60th year, the AIAS is excited… Read more »
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AIAS Executive Director Nick Serfass sits down with John Schippers, AIA, NCARB, owner of Adaptive Studio, during episode 22 of #askanarchitect. #askanarchitect is a casual sit down conversation featuring an… Read more »
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The driving force of the AIAS is the growing membership of students emerging as leaders, change-makers, and successful, passionate designers. The AIAS Grassroots Leadership Conference is the only time… Read more »
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The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is celebrating the 60th anniversary of student excellence in leadership, service, and design. In honor of our 60th year, the AIAS is excited… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.
AIAS Executive Director Nick Serfass sits down with Korey White, AIA, NCARB, architect at RNL, during episode 21 of #askanarchitect. #askanarchitect is a casual sit down conversation featuring an architect… Read more »
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Harnessing your architecture skills to give back and enrich your community is a powerful opportunity all architects should embrace. That is what the AIAS program Freedom By Design (FBD) is… Read more »
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The AIAS Chapter of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln joined together with the UNL NOMA Chapter to get students talking about Advocacy! A list of questions, created by AIAS National, included… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Membership, Uncategorized.
The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is celebrating the 60th anniversary of student excellence in leadership, service, and design. In honor of our 60th year, the AIAS is excited… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.
AIAS Executive Director Nick Serfass sits down with Constance Lai, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Historic Preservation Manager at Grunley Construction, during episode 20 of #askanarchitect. #askanarchitect is a casual sit… Read more »
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What a week it has been! Thank you for joining us as we brought you snippets of our upcoming career feature, ‘I Want to Work In’. Join us in September as… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Grassroots, Uncategorized.
Being a good leader takes more than great leadership skills. It also means taking care of yourself: mind, body, and soul! This year during the AIAS Grassroots Leadership Conference will… Read more »
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