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The Academy page supports AIA's efforts to connect education and practice. AIA works with faculty, staff and students; practitioners; and collateral organizations to support excellence in education and research, expand the pathway to the profession, and prepare future architects. AIA regularly pools resources with AIAS, ACSA, NCARB, NAAB, and others to provide scholarships, educational programming, research, resources, and more.

Academic Engagement Discussion Opportunities at A23

  • 1.  Academic Engagement Discussion Opportunities at A23

    Posted 04-20-2023 01:58 PM
    Highlighting a few A23 discussion opportunities focused on supporting the pathways to the profession!
    Register for A23 today: conferenceonarchitecture.com

     

    6/8/23, 12:30 to 1:30pm

    Academy and Practice Table Top Discussion

    All are welcome to join AIAS leadership and AIA Higher Education Advisory Team members for an opportunity to create connections and compare notes on how students, faculty, and practice can best support a thriving profession. Topics like mentorship, research, recruiting, and internships will be "on the table".

    6/9/23, 10am-11:30am

    K-12 IDEA Group Open Forum:https://conferenceonarchitecture.com/schedule/#poster-2332284

    All are welcome to this meetup organized by the AIA National K-12 Integrating Design Education through Architecture (IDEA) Advisory Group. You'll relish the company and creativity of AIA K-12 champions, ACE Mentor of America alumni, mentors, and allied groups. The forum will highlight architectural and design education initiatives impacting the nation, and help chapters engage with the public for a new understanding of architecture. Help elevate K-12 architecture and design education through the sharing of innovative, sustainable, visionary, and transformative ideas and best practices.

    6/9/23 2:00pm-3:30pm

    Architects in Action: Impacting the Next Generation https://conferenceonarchitecture.com/schedule/#poster-2294640

    This session will feature the cross-disciplinary work of volunteers across Texas and the impact the ACE Mentor Program of America has on students from diverse backgrounds to promote a more equitable profession and inspire our future leaders. Topics will include how a diverse representation of mentors impacts the future of the profession; key situations that advance skills and community leadership; and cultivating mentors and sponsor relationships to empower architects of today and of the future.



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    Andrea Milo
    The American Institute of Architects
    Washington DC
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