There still is time—and a few slots still available—to participate in the 2003 AIA Leadership Institute at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. Registration for the October 8–11 program has been extended to September 24.

The faculty for the Institute includes distinguished presenters such as:

• The Hon. Richard Nelson Swett, FAIA, former U.S. ambassador to Denmark and U.S. congressman from New Hampshire
• Richard M. Ayres, Esq., director of the Center for Labor/Management Studies
• Robert Bies, Ph.D., professor in Georgetown's McDonough School of Business specializing in organizational behavior
• Lawrence J. Center, executive director of continuing legal education at the Georgetown University Law Center
• Douglas McCabe, PhD, professor in the McDonough School of Business.

The AIA Leadership Institute, conducted in partnership with Georgetown University, is designed for architects interested in increasing their personal involvement and effectiveness as leaders in civic and community service. Through participation in the Leadership Institute, you:

• Will recognize how to be a more effective contributor to the profession and the public
• Will improve your mentoring, advocacy, consensus, and team-collaborating skills
• Can become a powerful leader, policy-shaper, and decision-maker.

Tuition is $2,000, exclusive of transportation and lodging.

For an on-line brochure with complete information about the Leadership Institute, point your browser to this AIA.org page. Check the “How to Apply” section for application instructions.

For more information, contact Georgetown University Training & Development Director Linda Hopper, 202-687-4494, hopperl@georgetown.edu, or AIA Managing Director of Continuing Education C.D. Pangallo, EdD, 202-626-7410, cpangallo@aia.org.

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