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Negotiating for Women and CRIT Scholar Research Grant - Student Opportunity

  • 1.  Negotiating for Women and CRIT Scholar Research Grant - Student Opportunity

    Posted 11-05-2020 04:56 PM
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    Negotiate with Confidence – Even in a Downturn!  
    Many women have a hard time asking-and negotiating-for their career and themselves. Negotiation and leadership strategist Elizabeth Suárez, MBA, is working to change that. Join us November 19, 2-3 pm, for the final installment of Power Moves, a webinar series designed to help women architects overcome the challenges they're facing right now. Elizabeth will guide you through a proven system that teaches you how to successfully negotiate for everything you want, including how to stay focused on your desired outcome and how to transform "no" into an acceptable compromise.

    Want to attend but can't? Purchase your ticket, and we'll send you a link to the on-demand recording if you miss the live event. You can also still purchase the entire series and watch the first two courses on demand. Tickets: 
    • Individual webinar - $25 member/$40 nonmember
    • Series - $50 member/$80 nonmember (buy 2 get 3rd free)
    More information and registration here.

    Call for Submissions: 2021 CRIT Scholar Research Grant Program
    Ashley Ash, Director, Membership & Marketing, AIAS  | ashleyash@aias.org | (202) 808-0075 (or contact me)

    The AIAS, in partnership with the AIA, is seeking applicants for the 2021 CRIT Scholar program. If selected to be a CRIT Scholar, students will receive a $1,000 towards their research along with personalized architect, designer or researcher mentor match. Applicants do not need to have a completed project in order to apply and proposals in various stages of research will be reviewed.  Student applications are due November 30, 2020.

    http://www.aias.org/crit/crit-scholar/



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    Dr. Nissa Dahlin-Brown, Assoc. AIA
    Director, Higher Education
    The American Institute of Architects
    Washington, DC
    nissadahlinbrown@aia.org
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