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October 05, 2012
1. Women's Leadership Summit Agendas 2009-2011 Amy Slattery, AIA
October 01, 2012
2. WIA Current News Sherry Snipes
September 19, 2012
3. Architect Magazine article Sherry Snipes
August 23, 2012
4. Strength Through Diverse-Cities Multicultural... Yvette Morris
May 24, 2012
5. Article: "A Panel Symposium on Issues Facing... Ann Harris

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 Women's Leadership Summit Agendas 2009-2011
From: Amy Slattery, AIA
To: Women in Architecture and Design
Posted: October 05, 2012 3:24 PM
Subject: Women's Leadership Summit Agendas 2009-2011
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This message has been cross posted to the following Discussion Forums: Diversity Council and Women in Architecture and Design .
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Amy Slattery AIA
Senior Architect / Project Manager
Burns & McDonnell
Kansas City MO
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2.
 WIA Current News
From: Sherry Snipes
To: Women in Architecture and Design
Posted: October 01, 2012 4:20 PM
Subject: WIA Current News
Message:
Archdaily Infographic Women in Architecture

Why Women Should Stop Trying to Be Perfect

Why Architects Need Feminism

Why Women Need Women Only Networks

Parlour:  Women. Equity. Architecture

Why We Have To Few Women Leaders

When Moms Who Run Businesses Take Maternity Leave

Do Women in the Boardroom Help Bottomlines?


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 Architect Magazine article
From: Sherry Snipes
To: Women in Architecture and Design
Posted: September 19, 2012 1:46 PM
Subject: Architect Magazine article
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This message has been cross posted to the following Discussion Forums: Diversity Council and Women in Architecture and Design .
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Check out this Architect Magazine article -
Would there be more women in architecture if there were more women in development?

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Sherry Snipes
Director, Diversity
The American Institute of Architects
Washington DC
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4.
 Strength Through Diverse-Cities Multicultural Summit Now Open for...
From: Yvette Morris
To: Women in Architecture and Design
Posted: August 23, 2012 2:55 PM
Subject: Strength Through Diverse-Cities Multicultural Summit Now Open for Registration
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Strength Through Diverse-Cities Multicultural Summit
September 21-22, 2012
Dallas, TX
4.5 CEH

Multicultural understanding is the foundation for the building of a diverse and inclusive profession. By beginning with the development of greater awareness of strategies, opportunities, and the means by which they can be implemented, the AIA Diversity Council is producing the "Strength through Diverse-Cities Multicultural Summit." This forum has been generated for the exploration of programs promoting the action needed to achieve the profession's diversity and inclusion goals. In being challenged by award winning programs, inspirational speakers, and facilitated roundtable discussion, those attending the summit will have the chance to participate in the designing and promoting of strategic solutions necessary in building diversity and inclusiveness.

REGISTRATION

AIA Members: $20

Students: $10

Non-AIA Members: $35

Your nominal registration fee includes:
 -  A walking tour of Dallas on Friday afternoon, led by a trained tour guide and sponsored by the Dallas  -   Center for Architecture
 -  A night of networking at the welcome-reception on Friday evening
 -  A full day of dynamic speakers and engaging sessions on Saturday

For more information, visit the Multicultural Summit web page.


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Yvette Morris
The American Institute of Architects
Washington DC
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5.
 Article: "A Panel Symposium on Issues Facing Women within the Arc...
From: Ann Harris
To: Women in Architecture and Design
Posted: May 24, 2012 10:48 AM
Subject: Article: "A Panel Symposium on Issues Facing Women within the Architecture Profession."
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AIAPF Announces Perspectives: Women in Architecture (WIA)
Wednesday, 23 May 2012 10:17
San Gabriel Valley News Journal

"As part of its mission to champion diversity within the design professions, AIAPF is proud to present WIA: Acknowledging, Understanding, and Celebrating Women in Architecture. As one of our Chapter's unique monthly programs, the inaugural WIA event will feature a panel discussion on the evening of June 27th, 2012 at the historic Maxwell House near Old Pasadena. All interested parties, regardless of background or gender, are welcome. Roughly 100 guests are expected. The four women panelists are principal architects representing firms ranging from a successful sole proprietor to the managing partner of a large multinational corporation. An emerging professional will also offer the perspective of one starting her career. Our moderator is also a woman architect and the Director of Southern California Edison's Savings by Design sustainability program."

Read more: http://www.pasadenajournal.com/community-news/3954-aiapf-announces-perspectives-women-in-architecture-wia 


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Ann Harris
The American Institute of Architects
Washington DC
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