Lori North is currently in her fourth-year at Clemson University and is serving as the co-president of her chapter and a member of the AIAS Equity and Diversity Task Force…. Read more »
October 2018 Chapter Leader of the Month: Lori North
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Leadership Through the Eyes of Emerging Professionals
BY ERIC HOFMANN, ASSOC. AIA, LEED AP BD+C, LFA, FITWEL AMBASSADOR What does it mean to be a leader? How can we build a better society through leadership? Our profession… Read more »
Apply for PASS – Get Your First ARE® Paid For!
Did you know that the AIAS has a scholarship program specifically for funding your first Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®)? The Professional Advancement Support Scholarship (PASS) is intended to encourage young… Read more »
Fall BOD Recap: How Your Board is Using Their Roles to Help You and Your Peers Kick Some #AIAS
The 2018-2019 AIAS Board of Directors (BoD) met in Washington, D.C. from September 28th to September 30th for the FY19 Fall BoD Meeting to think proactively and discuss a wide… Read more »
Call for Resolutions to the AIAS Council of Presidents | FORUM 2018 Edition
The AIAS officially announces an open Call for Resolutions to the AIAS Council of Presidents. This call allows for chapter leaders to submit proposals for official revisions to the AIAS… Read more »
30 Reasons to Spend $30 on ArchEx East
Did you know that the student registration for Architecture Exchange East in Richmond, VA is only $30? Student registration includes access to educational sessions, spectacular behind-the-scenes architectural tours, engaging special… Read more »
#askanarchitect: 60 – Wendy Ornelas ft. Andrew Wood
Welcome to Season 2 of the #AskAnArchitect show! We bring you another great episode from our student / alumni creators! Episode 60 we have Wendy Ornelas, FAIA, who is an… Read more »
5 Reasons Why You Should Participate in Honolulu Connects
Honolulu Connects is a single-stage student design competition seeking innovative design solutions that address Hawaii’s unique geographic location, cultural richness, global visibility, and ecological diversity. The challenge is to conceptualize… Read more »
September 2018 Chapter Leader of the Month: Austin Hurrell
Austin Hurrell is currently in his fourth year at Lawrence Technological University studying Architecture. He joined AIAS in the Spring of 2016 and was elected to serve as the chapter’s… Read more »
How to Start Your Freedom by Design Program
Whether your chapter has had a Freedom by Design (FBD) chapter for years or is trying to start one this year, there is a lot of work to be done!… Read more »
Calling All Storytellers: Fairy Tales 2019 has Launched in Partnership with AIAS
Blank Space is thrilled to announce the 2019 Fairy Tales competition in partnership with ArchDaily, Archinect, Bustler, and the AIAS. The winners will be selected by a jury that includes… Read more »
Introducing Pipe Dream, a Tiny Home Competition
Download Press Release Washington, DC – September 17, 2018 The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is proud to announce a new partnership with Rinker Materials, a QUIKRETE® Company. The… Read more »
