2023 Call for Board Nominations
The AIA Academy of Architecture for Health (AAH) is now accepting confidential nominations for the 2023–2026 Board term.
Candidates for Board membership are asked to demonstrate their past volunteer commitment to the AAH through committee membership, leadership of a committee, task force, or other position. In addition to AAH member healthcare architects, AAH members who have "non-traditional" roles in the industry or with provider organizations are also asked to submit qualifications.
Board members are typically appointed to a 3-year term, with a maximum of two (2) three (3) year terms. Candidates who are subsequently invited to the Executive Committee path to serve as president of the Academy may serve a longer term. New board terms will commence on January 1, 2023.
If you are interested in nominating a candidate or yourself (self-nomination), please, via confidential submission, provide the following information:
- Written statement outlining the following:
- Years of experience in healthcare design
- Candidate's involvement (past and/or current) with AIA and AAH (local or national)
- Expression of candidate's interest in serving on the board and their area of interest
- Statement of candidate's knowledge of the AAH (mission, values, strategic plan, committee activities)
- Resume that includes:
- Candidate's name, email, phone number and mailing address
- Name of firm or institution that the candidate is associated with, as applicable
- Letters of reference (3) relating the candidate's suitability for AAH Board participation. Current AAH board members are not eligible to offer a letter of reference.
Candidates are requested to keep their nomination confidential throughout this process and to not initiate any communication with the members of the Nomination Committee below:
- Brenna Costello, AIA, ACHA, EDAC
- Kenneth Webb, AIA, ACHA, LEED BD+C
- Kimberly Montague, AIA, EDAC, LEED AP, NCARB
- Eugene Damaso, AIA, ACHA, NCARB, GGP, EDAC
- Alison Leonard, AIA, EDAC. CLGB, CHID
The American Institute of Architects actively promotes a diverse profession, including race, religion, gender, national origin, age, disability or sexual orientation. The AAH strives to be an inclusive group representing diversity of thought, geographic diversity, both traditional and non-traditional practice and as well as providing opportunities for seasoned professionals, associate members and young architects.
Please submit the above information via the online form by 5pm ET on Monday, October 17. Questions? Contact Isabella Rosse at isabellarosse@aia.org.