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Who We are:

We are a diverse group of architecture students, recent graduates, and architects who have been licensed for less than 10 years. We work together to provide support for the next steps in our colleagues’ careers, whether that’s taking your first ARE, networking with hiring firms, or learning more about the field from both peers and mentors.

Purpose:

Assist recent graduates with ARE preparation, provide networking and mentorship opportunities for students, recent graduates, and newly licensed architects, and provide a place for knowledge sharing amongst design professionals who are new to the field

Goals:

  • Increase the success rate of members who take the ARE’s and CSE
  • Host Events where Emerging Professionals can come together
  • Host an annual design event where Emerging Professionals can collaborate and work together on current issues

Chair: Chris Richards, AIA

ARE Study Group

AIASB’s ARE Study Group continues to meet on a bi-weekly basis.

Email info@aiasb.com if you are interested in learning more about the study group or if you would like to be added to our email list.

Upcoming AIASB Emerging Professionals Events & Materials

2023 Design Crawl – Call for Hosts
Design Crawl 2023 aims to expand emerging professionals’ networks through a series of office tours and lectures at architecture firms throughout Santa Barbara. If you are interested in hosting a mixer, please contact nishat@aiasb.com.

Design Crawl Highlights

How to Develop Your Career Through Community Service with Detlev Peikert, AIA

Other Events & Materials

AIA CA Free ARE/CSE Study Sessions

AIA California is excited to announce that the ARE/CSE California Study Hub is launching in September!

This program is meant to be a supplemental tool for studying, as well as a hub for resources and support. The first session will be on September 7th, 2023.

The FREE study sessions will take place bi-weekly on Mondays at 6PM, with exceptions for holidays. Each session will be hosted by a different professional and exam divisions change every two months. I hope you consider checking out a session, joining our network and finding other local programs to support you on your path to licensure.

Structural Technology for Intern and Practicing Architects 

Virginia Tech School of Architecture is offering a webinar on the “Structural Technology for Intern and Practicing Architects” this October.

The webinar instructor is Dr. Mehdi Setareh, Professor of Architecture at Virginia Tech School of Architecture. He will go over the material to prepare intern architects for the Architecture Registration Examination. In addition, it offers up to 32 AIA HSW/LU hours.

NCARB Is Retiring the Rolling Clock Policy

Want to learn more about the process of getting licensed?

Are you a student, interested in learning more about architecture? Check out the AIA Student Chapter below

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