AIA Virginia Newsletter: October 2020
Use Your Voice – Being Silent isn’t an OptionIn less than 2 weeks, the American people will decide who should be the Commander-in-Chief of the United States for the next […]
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Use Your Voice – Being Silent isn’t an OptionIn less than 2 weeks, the American people will decide who should be the Commander-in-Chief of the United States for the next […]
Be Nicer Than You Really AreDuring the current COVID-19 pandemic, there are signs everywhere about hand washing, masks, and social distancing. I would like to propose that we add another […]
“This is hard. But we are going to be OK in the end”Full transparency. Pandemic-life is hard for me. Arguably the hardest professional season that I have had to endure […]
What’s Your Mission Moment?At the beginning of every AIA Virginia Board of Directors meeting, two Directors share their “Mission Moment.” It’s always interesting to hear how your colleagues are acting […]
But Then There Was OneIf you, as firm leaders, are committed to being bold about diversity, equity, and inclusion – then you must provide “But then there was one” moments […]
From the President’s (at home) DeskNow that most of us are working remotely, we’re bound to feel a little isolated. There is a way, however, to connect with other architects […]
In his final message to the membership, as AIA Virginia President, Sean Reilly shares his thoughts about the accomplishments of 2021.
Isolation, Community, and the AIAHow are you doing in 2020? AIA Virginia President, Beth Reader, FAIA, shares her end of the year thoughts.More>> HRC Storytime: My Weird ProjectIf you’ve worked […]
On September 25, ACE had its final Joint Owner Forum of 2018 at the Craddock Terry Hotel in Lynchburg. This session engaged our higher education stakeholders and decision makers from Radford University, Virginia Military Institute, and Virginia Tech.
Most would agree, particularly most architects, that I have had an interesting path to the presidency of AIA Virginia.