The current health situation has affected all of us and yet none of us in the same way. If you’re looking for ways to help out or if you yourself… Read more »
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#Design: Professional Development
The end of the Spring semester is supposed to be when firms are hiring and your school and AIAS Chapter are hosting professional development workshops and other opportunities. In the… Read more »
#Design: Skills & Inspiration
One of the many bright sides of the current situation is that we’ve got a bit more time on our hands to develop skills and get inspired! Get back to… Read more »
#Leadership: Chapter Continuity
Now that schools have gone virtual, your AIAS Chapter also needs to adapt! Luckily, everything about being in the AIAS has trained you to be a resilient and flexible leader… Read more »
Architectural Heritage: Women’s History Month
ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE: WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH Written by Renu Varadheeswaran, CalPoly – SLO on the 2019-2020 AIAS Equity & Diversity Task Force As we focus on Women in Architecture for this… Read more »
Best Practices for Staying Well in a Crisis
With everything happening in the world today, I am reminded of the song “Sound & Color” by the Alabama Shakes. Verse one reads: A new world hangs Outside the window… Read more »
Congratulations to the 2020 CRIT Journal Team
The AIAS is pleased to announce the 2020 CRIT Journal Team, led by newly appointed Editor-in-Chief Samantha Pires, from the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Entirely composed of students and… Read more »
Introducing the 2020-2021 AIAS Advocates
Last year was the inaugural year of the AIAS Advocates Program – an application-based opportunity geared towards showcasing and providing platforms for you, our members, to speak up and speak… Read more »
Advocacy Month Recap
March of 2020 was a rollercoaster. Students across the world were abruptly shifted into new ways of learning and living, and there is still no guarantee that tomorrow will remotely… Read more »
March Chapter Leader of the Month: Stephanie Handy
Stephanie Handy is currently a graduate student at Andrews University who will be completing her Masters Degree this May. Stephanie has always been very involved with her AIAS chapter and… Read more »
How to Conduct a Virtual Election
While the outbreak of COVID-19 has kept many of us indoors and somewhat disconnected, the resiliency and continuation of our AIAS chapters and the work they are doing needs to… Read more »
COVID-19 Student Resources
We are here for YOU! At the AIAS National Office, we understand that this is a difficult and stressful time for most and that is why we are dedicated to… Read more »
