Whether you are considering the profession as a vocation or working toward an architecture degree, a license, or an established career, the AIA can help. Below are resources and opportunities that are of particular relevance to the architects of tomorrow.
Updates
AIA Charlotte received a 2017 Component Scholarship Matching Grant of $1000 from AIA National to help support the UNC Charlotte School of Architecture scholarship program. AIA Charlotte provides $4000 in academic scholarships annually to UNC Charlotte School of Architecture. Funds for the grant will be distributed in the Spring 2018 semester. Details on applying for the scholarship through the UNC Charlotte scholarship portal can be found here.
National Associates Committee
Since 2000, the National Associates Committee has been dedicated to representing and advocating for Associates, both mainstream and non-traditional, in the national, regional, state, and local components of the AIA. By promoting excellence, providing information and leadership, fostering inclusiveness and encouraging individual, community and professional development, the NAC strives to integrate the growing Associates community of the profession into a strong voice within the American Institute of Architects. The NAC Executive Board of Directors, as well as Regional Associate Directors in the eighteen AIA Regions, represents the voice of AIA Associate members across the country.
Young Architects Forum
The Young Architects Forum (YAF), a program of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the College of Fellows (COF), is organized to address issues of particular importance to recently licensed architects.
Intern Development Program
The Intern Development Program (IDP) structures the multiyear transition from architecture student to licensed professional. The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) sets the program's criteria and monitors it across the country. To learn more about the program see the NCARB IDP Overview. The NCARB is guided by the Intern Development Program Advisory Committee (IDPAC), which includes intern and AIA representatives.
Emerging Professional's Companion
The Emerging Professional's Companion is a online resource developed by the AIA and NCARB primarily for use by interns in gaining IDP credit. The Companion can also be used by educators, young architects, AIA components, and firms in a variety of ways to enhance or create new learning opportunities.
ARE Support
AIA Charlotte members save 20% off Kaplan AEC Education ARE exam prep materials.
To learn more and subscribe, click on this link to NALSA.com and use the following login credentials :
User Name: CLT+firstnamelastname (for example: CLTmarysmith)
Password: AIACLT
You must be an AIA Charlotte Associate Member in good standing with dues paid, to secure these discounted rates.
Contact support@nalsa.com for details.
