2013 AIAMS First Quarter Newsletter

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER FIRST QUARTER 2013
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Anne Marie Decker, AIA
PRESIDENT
Scott Eddy, AIA
PRESIDENT-ELECT
Lee Palermo, AIA
SECOND VICE PRESIDENT
Brett Cupples, AIA
SECRETARY TREASURER
Jared Pierce, AIA
PAST PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS
John Anderson, AIA
DIRECTOR
CONTINUING EDUCATION SEMINAR
MOVABLE WALL SOLUTIONS
An overview of emerging trends and issues related to movable walls which
architects and designers need to be aware of when assisting clients in designing
their building constructions
WHAT: Jackson A P R I L Meeting
DATE: Thursday, April 18, 2013
SPONSOR: MAPP Bronze KI
LOCATION: Mississippi Museum of Art
TIME: 12:00 - 1:00 pm
LUs: 1.0 AIA HSW LU
Matthew Buchanan, AIA
DIRECTOR
John Beard, AIA
DIRECTOR
Maggie Bjorgum, Assoc. AIA
DIRECTOR
James Paterson, AIA
DIRECTOR EMERITUS
Shannon F. Gathings, Assoc. AIA
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
Jim West, AIA
EDUCATION DIRECTOR
EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS
Joe Blake
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Glenn Kornbrek, AIA
BUREAU OF BUILDINGS
FEATURES
Chance Stokes
AIAS MSU
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5 BELINDA STEWART ELEVATED TO FAIA
8 TRADE SECRETS WITH APPLIED SOFTWARE
13 SAVE THE DATE! AIA MS CONVENTION 2013
PRESIDENT’S CORNER: CONSIDERING
GRASSROOTS,REPOSITIONING & PRACTICE
Mack Braden
AIAS MSU
Mockbee Hall & Drake, P.A.
GENERAL COUNSEL
509 East Capitol St. Jackson, MS 39201
TEL 601.360.0082 FAX 601.360.8387
www.aiamississippi.org
©2013 AIA Mississippi
AIA MISSISSIPPI FIRST QUARTER 2013
MSU COLLEGE OF
ARCHITECTURE NEWS
• MSU College of
Architecture, Art and
Design holds Academic
Insight event for
admitted MSU students.
Continued...
• Cazayoux presents first
spring Harrison Lecture
at MSU. Continued...
• Heritage Museum
project featured as
2013 Year of Service
Public Service project.
Continued...
• Bill Polk honored
at MSU College of
Architecture, Art and
Design Alumnus of the
Year. Continued...
MSU COLLEGE OF
ARCHITECTURE
UPCOMING EVENTS
• March 22, 4 p.m. David
J. Lewis, principal at
LTL Architects in NYC,
to present Harrison
Lecture at The War
Memorial in Jackson.
Reception and open
house to follow at
the Stuart C. Irby Jr.
Studios. More Info...
• April 26: MSU School
of Architecture 5thyear jury reviews and
reception. Giles Hall,
Starkville. Contact
Pandora Prater for
more info 662-3258872.
• May 10, 1 p.m.
Recognition Day for the
School of Architecture.
Robert and Freda
Harrison Auditorium,
Giles Hall. Speaker:
Mrs. Harriet Fulbright.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
20-23
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MARCH
AIA Grassroots 2013
Jackson Lunch - Mississippi Museum of Art - 11:30am
Biloxi Lunch - Ohr-O’Keefe Museum - 12:00
11
18
25
APRIL
MSU/AIAMS Energy Conference Jackson - 8:00 am
Biloxi Movie Night - 6:00pm
16
22
MAY
Biloxi Lunch - Ohr-O’Keefe Museum - 12:00
20
20-22
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JUNE
AIA National Convention 2013 - Denver, Colorado
Biloxi Pecha Kucha - 6:00pm
18
20-23
JULY
AIA Mississippi Convention - Sandestin, Florida
GET INVOLVED in YOUR AIA!
Interested in helping with the AIA MIssissippi Disaster Team? Contact Scott Eddy
601.352.8377 or Ann Somers 601.366.3110
Are you an intern with questions about IDP? Contact Jody Coleman 601.366.3110
Working on taking your ARE’s? AIA Mississippi is committed to assisting you along
your road to licensure and beyond! Multiple sets of the complete ARE 4.0 study
guides are available for loan at three locations near you.
• MSU Architecture Library in Starkville, MS. Contact Susan Hall at shall@
library.msstate.edu or 662.325.8856.
• MSU 5th Year Architecture Library in Jackson, MS. Contact Pam Berberette
at [email protected] or 601.354.6184.
• Gulf Coast Community Design Studio Biloxi, MS. Contact the studio at info@
gccds.msstate.edu or 228-436-4661.
Find your place in AIA Mississippi! See page 10 for list of this year’s Committees
and get involved!
More Info...
Connect with AIA MS...
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youtube
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PRESIDENT’S CORNER
CONSIDERING GRASSROOTS, REPOSITIONING & PRACTICE
BY: ANNE MARIE DECKER, AIA PRESIDENT
Scott Eddy, Joe Blake and I just returned from the AIA Grassroots
Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.
I found the
experience to be complex.
It was inspiring to visit our Congressmen’s offices and tour
the Capitol. It was challenging, scary and exciting to hear
predictions about the profession. Examples from the presentation
by Frank A. Stasiowski, FAIA at PSMJ include, “Licensure may
become irrelevant. We will sell our value, not our time. Global
corporate trends will change our local market conditions.” It was
impressive to hear some of the initial findings and recommendations from consultants, LaPlaca and Cohen,
who are leading “Repositioning” (AIA’s latest attempt to lead with relevance). It was discouraging to see
the national leadership hesitate. I hope they can seize this opportunity with the quick, critical and visionary actions
required. I was mostly encouraged to see that AIA Mississippi’s plan to expand AIA to include allied design
professionals in an effort to strengthen our design professions is a direction advocated by the Repositioning effort.
I was reminded of two things. I was reminded why I became an architect, to build a better world. I was
also reminded how easy it is for the hope of that desire to be lost in the scale and complexity of our every day
work and how easy it is take our impact for granted. First because we often do not live the life of our buildings
after occupancy and second because very few every day architecture success stories are told. AIA Mississippi
is seeking ways to tell those stories to more people. The Design Awards will be held at Mississippi
Celebrates Architecture in Jackson and will be open to the public, clients, building users, design team
members and contractors. Communications features such as "Trade Secrets" interviews, introductions
to our Individual Allied Professional Partners, Year-in-Review Publication, design competitions
and other special features seek to highlight the every day successes and value of our work.
As attention was given at Grassroots to emerging professionals, young architects, intern architects, and other subset
descriptions, I was reminded of the difficult transition from architectural education to practice. I
consider myself fortunate to have realized early in my career that the term “practice” is hopeful and educational. Our
failure may be that we see these aspects of an architect’s world so differently. Practicing is the best possible way
to learn, and neither endeavor should be an end in itself. Perhaps one of our most important efforts is to promote
the dialogue about what we do with expanded communications (new website under construction, facebook
and twitter accounts active with member content), founding of YAF group and an enlivened and involved group of
Associates.
I worry that AIA may have become a symbol of all of the difficulties of “practice”. I sincerely hope it has
not. Overcoming these difficulties is not the loss of our hopes, but the path to realizing them; to infusing
them with the breadth and depth we did not have when we formed them. A colleague at the conference
PRESIDENT’S CORNER CONTINUED ON PAGE 7
why be a member of AIA?
Membership in AIA offers a multitude of benefits, so many that you may be unaware of them. AIA
provides Tools and Resources to support and promote the goals of individual members and the common
Architectural Profession causes of advocacy, community and knowledge. AIA is the Professional
Association for Architecture. It has a long standing foundation, but it grows and improves by your
involvement. Click the link to learn more about AIA Membership Benefits.
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2012 AIA MISSISSIPPI ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
AIA Mississippi’s 2013 Annual Chirstmas Party was exceptional this
year, held at the home of Incoming President Anne Marie Decker and
partner Roy Decker. A Presidential Citation was presented to Ann
Somers by 2012 Outgoing President Jared Pierce. It was a great
evening for everyone in attendance. Check out these and many more
photographs from the event on our Facebook page.
AIA MISSISSIPPI HOSTS “ROAD TO FELLOWSHIP” WORKSHOP
AIA Gulf States Region held a workshop on
November 12, 2012 for all those interested in
“de-mystifying” the Fellowship process. The
workshop offered an informative view into the
process from two excellent presenters/mentors.
Lee Askew, FAIA (Memphis) recently served
as a member of the Fellows Jury, while Allen
Eskew, FAIA (New Orleans) was instrumental in
developing the Fellows Workshops.
The program received a great turnout with
attendees from across the Gulf State Region.
Positive reviews were abundant, revealing this
workshop to be apt and timely.
The workshop was held at the Old Capitol Inn,
one of AIA Mississippi’s valued MAPP Partners.
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BELINDA STEWART
ELEVATED TO
COLLEGE OF FELLOWS
DID YOU KNOW?
You may know the AIA has
an Emeritus Membership
status that waives annual
membership dues for
members who retire with
15 consecutive years of
AIA membership. But, did
you know that at last year’s
convention, the AIA voted to
change the age requirement
for Emeritus Membership
from 65 years of age to 70?
A Letter of Recognition from AIA MS President
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the AIA Mississippi Board of
Directors, I extend our congratulations
to Belinda Stewart. Belinda Stewart has been
elevated to Fellowship in the American
Institute of Architects! This is a high honor and
a distinction that is well-deserved. The College of Fellows recognizes Architects
whose careers are making real and lasting
impact on the profession and our culture. Belinda has been serving her community and
the State of Mississippi as an exceptional architect in the broadest sense of the
term for many years. She is a trailblazer, a successful architect in small town,
Mississippi, the first female President of AIA Mississippi and now the first female
Fellow of the Institute from Mississippi.
From her practice to her public service, Belinda Stewart’s career is an
example of the positive impact an architect can have on his or her community.
Belinda has given decades of sustained effort and dedication to preserving and
improving the built environment. She has utilized architectural principles and design
thinking to make each building, institution, organization or community she encounters
better than she found it.
Each renovation, new building and historic restoration has kindled or revived a
community’s pride and sense of place. Her contribution to the greater good
is evidenced in her work and in numerous local, state and regional design awards,
leadership recognitions and publications. Her genuine and unwavering commitment
to public service is proven not only in her body of architectural work, but also in her
individual leadership, from business leader to four-term Mayor of her beloved
home, the Village of Walthall, Mississippi.
DID YOU KNOW?
AIA has its own political
action committee that was
founded in 1980. ArchiPAC
was formed to help serve as
a voice for the architecture
profession in Washington.
If you are not familiar with Belinda’s career, please review the attached Summary of
Achievements, a part of her submission to the College of Fellows. It will give you a
taste of the work Belinda has completed so far and make you proud to be an architect
in Mississippi.
Sincerely,
See more information
on how to get involved
or donate.
Anne Marie Decker, AIA
To review Belinda Stewart’s Summary of Achievements, click here.
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DID YOU KNOW?
2012 PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD WINNER
The AIA now supports
the International Green
Construction Code (IgCC).
The IgCC is a new model
code that serves as a tool
in designing energy efficient
buildings and structures.
This new model code also
helps to provide sustainable
practices to be applied
to everyday construction.
Read more here...
Overview
The 2012 IgCC was
published by the ICC in
late March 2012. The
American Institute of
Architects supports the
development and adoption
of the International Green
Construction Code (IgCC),
which provides model code
language for states and
municipalities to establish
baseline sustainable design
requirements for new and
existing buildings, including
but not limited to, energy
and water use efficiency;
materials and resource
use; indoor environmental
quality; building impacts
on the environment; site
design; and sustainable
building owner/facility
management education.
The people voted and a winner was chosen. The 2012 AIA Mississippi People’s
Choice Award Recipient is The Mississippi Children’s Museum, by Canizaro
Cawthon Davis! Congratulations!
AIA MS LUNCHES HELD AT GEHRY MUSEUM
AIA Mississippi’s Biloxi Monthly
Lunch meetings are now being
held at the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum
in Biloxi, Mississippi. The
museum is currently the only
Mississippi work by architect
Frank Gehry, FAIA. The first
luncheon was presented by AIA
Mississippi Silver MAPP Partner,
AMA Lighting. Presentation was
given by Robert Deweese on
Designing Sustainable Visual
Environments.
AIA MS SIGNS UP INAUGURAL INDIVIDUAL
ALLIED PROFESSIONAL PARTNER!
Interior Design at The Ramey Agency
Project by Canizaro Cawthon Davis
AIA Mississippi welcomes its first
Individual Allied Professional
Partner Sheryl Fox, IIDA of
Canizaro Cawthon Davis! The
IAPP program provides Allied
Professionals, Landscape
Architects, Engineers, Interior
Designers, and Urban & Regional
Planners, to become Partners
with AIA MS and get benefits such
as Member Pricing for AIA MS
programs, activities and events.
Contact an AIA Member today for
more information!
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AIA MISSISSIPPI AT GRASSROOTS 2013!
PRESIDENT’S CORNER CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3
said
to me that he “bled AIA”. I thought to myself, “I do not bleed AIA, I bleed Architect”. That is why the AIA
Manifesto, the Repositioning consultant’s immediate call to action, comforted me. I volunteer in and am a
member of AIA for one simple reason. It IS the professional association of "America’s Architects". We
are Mississippi’s Architects! In a state of such rich cultural heritage, our challenge, every day, is to
help make authentic, culturally relevant, functional and impactful buildings for our communities.
I do not know how “Repositioning” will work out at the national level, but I do know that it does not really matter. We,
each one of us, are the AIA. AIA Mississippi’s foundations are sound (rebuilt by our membership and its leaders
over the past few years). We have prioritized, we have diversified, and we are collaborative,
inviting in Allied Individual Professional Partners and strengthening our relationships with Company Allied Partners.
What we are doing now is a model for AIA in general. If we want to realize a better world, we must make a more
relevant profession, together. You can make a difference at AIA Mississippi. Step onto a committee, contribute your
individual perspective to the goals and help make things happen.
Thank you to Senator Roger Wicker, whose staff spoke with us so intelligently about the importance of
resiliency, Congressman Gregg Harper, who greeted us warmly and provided us (via Taylor Luczak)
a most informative tour of the U.S. Capitol, Congressman Steven Pallazo, whose staff was genuinely
interested in the Safety Assessment Program of AIA/MS as potential assistance to the residents of the MS Gulf
Coast and Congressman Bennie G. Thompson, who sat with us personally and offered helpful
suggestions to build our Disaster Assistance efforts.
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DID YOU KNOW?
AIA Mississippi is in the
process of redesigning the
website! One improved
feature will be updating the
"Find and Architect" and
"Find a Firm" resources.
DID YOU KNOW?
Applied Software will
be providing a two-hour
Educational Seminar on
Revit with a focus on firm
owners at the AIA MS
Convention in July.
with
MAPP PLATINUM APPLIED SOFTWARE
ARTICLE AND INTERVIEW BY SHANNON F. GATHINGS
One of the most exciting events of the annual
AIA Mississippi Convention is undoubtedly
the Product Expo. Wandering the ballroom,
speaking with AIA MAPP partners who
diligently attend and give their support is
a great opportunity to show how much their
efforts are appreciated. One particular booth
hums with activity as convention attendees
huddle around a computer as the latest and
greatest in software is demonstrated for all who "...the longest association with
stop by. Maybe you just stopped by for the AIA Autodesk in the world."
Buck but Applied Software is offering more
than a chance to win a prize at the Annual
Auction. Applied Software is committed to
making their booth visually interactive and
educational. Applied Software is committed to
Mississippi Architects.
A Partner with AIA Mississippi for 3 years,
Applied Software offers AIA Mississippi
members insight into the new and upcoming
technological trends and advancements. With
offices located throughout the Southeast,
Applied Software is one of the largest Autodesk
resellers in the region and the reseller with the longest association with Autodesk
in the world. Applied Software was founded in 1982 and is the premier, full-service
professional services firm serving the AEC and manufacturing industries, and leading
Building Information Modeling (BIM) services provider.
Applied Software’s Work in Mississippi
DID YOU KNOW?
The latest trend in futuristic
modeling is 3D Printing.
Applied Software can
help your firm produce
3D Printed Models, see
some examples shown
photographed in this article.
Fiona Pratt, AIA
Although Applied Software is headquartered in Atlanta,
Georgia, the familiar face you are likely to see around
Mississippi is AIA MS Chapter Representative Fiona Pratt,
AIA. Fiona travels from Alabama to Jackson at least once
a month for various consulting opportunities. Fiona is a
registered Architect with 25 years of experience in practice,
with a depth of experience in building design, construction
administration, project management and BIM adoption. She
joined Applied Software in 2010 as a Strategic Account
Manager in the AEC industry. Her skills have benefited clients
in the integration of enhanced technology solutions in real
business and project situations.
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I had the pleasure of interviewing Fiona for this article. What is immediately apparent
is that she genuinely enjoys her work, a common trait among the Applied Software
team. In March this year, Applied Software held a Biloxi CEU Lunch about Technology
for Multi-Tasking Design Development Workflows. Heading this seminar was one of
Applied Software’s experts, Charisse Smith. Charisse is one of Applied Software’s
Strategic Account Managers and provides services for AIA MS members along the Gulf
Coast. With 20 plus years in the Autodesk Reseller Channel and complete Autodesk
certifications for both the AEC and MGF industries, Charisse is another one of the
extremely helpful and particularly qualified technicians vital to Applied Software’s services
for Mississippi Architects
One of the ways that Applied Software has chosen to get involved in Mississippi is
through the Mississippi State University College of Architecture. For the past 3 years,
Applied Software has been working with the 3rd year architecture students by working together
with faculty and designing an intensive two-day Revit training workshop. The workshop is integrated into the
course curriculum, allowing them to further their studio design while learning to operate BIM programs at the
design development level. For instance, Fiona noted, “there is a little known tool in Revit, very similar to Google
Sketchup, that allows the designer to sketch three-dimensionally
before getting into too much detail". Of course this can be an
important tool for someone who is “learning the ropes”, and a great
skill for young designers to learn as they develop design proficiency.
Charisse Smith
Trade Secrets
When asked what Trade Secret she could share with AIA
Mississippi, Fiona spoke about the value of the Applied Software
Team. Applied Software members have a minimum of 15 years’
experience in diverse backgrounds. These professionals become
experienced project managers, BIM managers, specialists
in construction, mechanical, plumbing and more design and
construction based areas. “This knowledge allows the team to excel
in offering Architects as well as Owners a leading advantage in
delivery as well as their ability to win projects”.
Applied Software prides themselves on being at the leading edge
of technology and hopes that Mississippi Architects continue to
embrace the power of up-and-coming technological advances.
When asked, "How does Mississippi compare to other
states in the region that Applied Software services? Are
Mississippi firms really open to the newest technologies?,” Fiona
admits, “there is sometimes a bit of hesitancy to move into new
technology.” This is a natural reaction to change, but moving forward
is vital to progress. Applied Software will continue to be a part of
Mississippi moving forward. Applied Software’s approach is to give
clients the right technology they need according to their firm, to “find
the right fit”, to leverage the skills a firm’s staff already has and
Revit Model of Puckett Machinery New Facility
by Cooke Douglass Farr Lemons
Three-Dimensional Printed Models
Developed with Applied Software Technology
make them even better.
Special thanks to Fiona Pratt,AIA for the exclusive interview and to Julie Jandel at
Applied Software for providing info and images.
Three-Dimensional Model
Developed with Applied Software Technology
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COMMITTEE OPPORTUNITIES
MISSISSIPPI CELEBRATES ARCHITECTURE
GOALS:
CONVENTION
GOALS:
Chair:
Symposium:
Gala:
Outreach:
(MAPP)
Communications:
Graphics:
Chair (VP):
Co-Chair (2nd VP)
(MAPP)
Convention Planner
Brett Cupples
Anne Marie Decker
Katie Lightsey
Pamela Leonard
Cathy Lawson
Shannon Gathings
Matthew Buchanan
Your Name Here
Scott Eddy
Lee Palermo
John Beard
Fiona Pratt
Your Name Here
� Celebrate our architectural heritage and ongoing creativity.
� Promote architecture among a broad and diverse audience.
� Three Components:
Educational Symposium, Public Outreach Competition & Exhibit, Awards
Celebration
� Honor newly licensed architects with complimentary attendance to
Symposium
� Migrate Awards Celebration from Convention to MCA to maximize public
awareness
Interested? Contact Brett Cupples at
[email protected]
� Increase Attendance (less expensive, miss less work, more family
oriented, more social)
� Provide More Types of Activities
� Improve & Diversify Educational Opportunities (Great Speakers, Get
Outside, Tours)
Interested? Contact Scott Eddy at
[email protected]
CONTINUING EDUCATION
GOALS:
COMMUNICATIONS / YOUNG ARCHITECTS
GOALS:
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS (AIA Only)
GOALS:
AWARDS
GOALS:
Chair:
Chair:
Chair:
Chair:
Matthew Buchanan (central)
John Anderson (south)
Doug Roberts (south)
Bradley Wallace (north)
Justin Zahner (south)
Your Name Here (central)
Your Name Here (north)
Shannon Gathings (central)
Maggie Bjorgum (north)
Charlotte Martin (north)
Cory Lowery (central)
Pamela Leonard (central)
Jared Pierce (central)
Newell Watkins (central)
Ingrid Gonzalez-Featherston(north)
Robert Featherston (north)
Eric Martin (north)
Your Name Here
Chuck Barlow
Rob Farr
Lee Palermo
Your Name Here
Your Name Here
Brett Cupples
Maggie Bjorgum
William Lewis
Zack Klee
Rachel Taylor
John Dunaway
Your Name Here
� Make More Interactive - Design Contests, Tours, 20 for 20, Movie Nights
� Fulfill All CEU Requirements for Year
� Complete One-Time Pay Plan with Full CEU Program
� Cover More of Mississippi
� Provide CE’s for Multiple Professions
Interested? Contact Matthew Buchanan at
mbuchanan@cdfl.com
� Focus social media tools through redesigned website
� Weave a role for associates into the functionality of AIA MS
� Provide members with up-to-date information
� Provide MAPP Benefits and Exposure
� Generate Content for Community Outreach
� Content is Record of AIA MS to be compiled into Architext & Year-inReview
� Start a YAF for Mississippi
Interested? Contact Shannon Gathings at
[email protected]
� Advocate for the Public’s Health Safety and Welfare
� Advocate for the Professional Practice of Architecture
� Identify & Lobby Against Legislation that is Adverse to Health, Safety &
Welfare
Interested? Contact Chuck Barlow at
[email protected]
� Recognize and Raise the Quality of Architectural Work
� Honor those who have made significant contributions to the Practice of
Architecture
� Celebrate Architecture as a Significant Contribution to our Culture
Interested? Contact Brett Cupples at
[email protected]
Design Awards(standing chair) Jim West
DISASTER ASSISTANCE
Chair:
Scott Eddy
Ann Somers
Lee Palermo
Craig Bjorgum
Your Name Here
GOALS:
� Continue Training Architects, Building/Code Officials through CAL EMA
Certification
� Continue Working with State of Mississippi to Establish the Formal Role of
Architects in
Disaster Response
Interested? Contact Scott Eddy at
[email protected]
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AIAMS CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
Find yourself scrambling
for CEU credits at the last
minute? End this trend
today!
Canceled
Jackson
Biloxi
1 HSW/SD
1 HSW
Jackson
Biloxi
1 HSW/SD
1 HSW
APRIL
11 Jackson Event
MSU/AIAMS Energy Conference
3 LU
18 Jackson Lunch and Learn
Glen Jones / KI
1 HSW LU
25 Biloxi Lunch and Learn/CANCELED
Movie Night: Sketches of Frank Gehry 2 HSW LU
MAY
ACME Brick, 12pm
TBD Biloxi Lunch and Learn
ACME Brick, 12pm
JUNE
Capitol Hardware
27 Biloxi Event
Pecha Kucha, 6pm
JULY
11 Biloxi Lunch and Learn
Tate Access Flooring, 12pm
20 Sandestin, Florida
AIA MS Convention
AUGUST
Columbus Brick
The Garland Company, 12pm
SEPTEMBER
19 Jackson Movie Night
Avalone Architectural Specialties
26 Biloxi Movie Night
OCTOBER
17 Jackson Event
Mississippi Celebrates Architecture
Block USA
NOVEMBER
Soprema
DECEMBER
12 Jackson
AIA MS Christmas Party
See the schedule to
the left for all of the
Continuing Education
opportunities AIA
Mississippi can provide
this year. Don’t put it off,
tentatively plan when you
can get the credits you
need today.
1 LU
1 LU
1 LU
1 LU
1 LU
10 LU
1 LU
1 LU
1 LU
1 LU
3 LU
1 LU
1 LU
1 LU
TBD TBD
Coast Christmas Party/PK Night
TOTAL
POTENTIAL CEU CREDITS
SAVE YOUR SPOT!
*Total number of units
is estimated. AIA
Mississippi does not
guarantee all Continuing
Education Opportunities
will occur or occur as
scheduled.
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DID YOU KNOW?
In some states the titling
for young professionals
is limited to “applicant” or
simply “intern”. Find where
we land among other
states.
AIA MS would like to announce the formation of a
new component group.
Young Architects Forum (YAF) is organized to address issues
of particular importance to recently licensed architects
(within 10 years or fewer after licensure) and young
designers/interns. YAF is open to all recently graduated
architecture students, designers, interns, young architects,
& those who wish to mentor.
Throughout its history, the YAF has had three goals:
1. To encourage professional growth and leadership development among recently licensed architects through interaction and collaboration within the AIA and allied groups.
2. To build a national network and serve as a collective
voice for young architects by working to ensure that issues
of particular relevance to young architects are appropriately addressed by the Institute.
MANY THANKS TO
NEWSLETTER TEAM
FOR THIS ISSUE:
Audrey Bardwell
Assoc. AIA
Maggie Bjorgum
Assoc. AIA
Charlotte Fairley
Assoc. AIA
Ingrid Gonzalez-Featherston
Assoc. AIA
Pamela Leonard, AIA
Newell Watkins, AIA
EDITOR/COORDINATOR:
Shannon F. Gathings,
Assoc. AIA
3. To make AIA membership valuable to young architects
and to develop the future leadership of the profession.
For more information visit: www.aia.org/yaf
new
logo
here
LOGO DESIGN
COMPETITION
Help create the Mississippi Young
Architects Forum. Design the new
logo for YAF MS.
Eligibilty: All Intern Architects, Designers, and Architects
licensed up to 10 years are elgibile.
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A SPECIAL THANKS TO THE NEW & RENEWED MAPP PARTNERS!
AIA Mississippi recognizes the generosity of the corporations and colleagues who
currently and continually support our plan. We want to thank the many donors,
volunteers, and champions who have been critical to our growth and progress. These
committed supporters are essential partners in our work to improve AIA MS.
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2013 AIAMS First Quarter Newsletter

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