FOR FIRST VICE PRESIDENT/PRESIDENT-ELECT
Marvin Malecha, FAIA
This is a time for the AIA to seize the opportunity for leadership. Our profession is bursting with new knowledge; with skills tested by application and measured by how we improve the lives of those who experience our work.
To assert this leadership we must:
- Lead an effort of collaboration aggressively reaching out to a broad spectrum of partners that will bring the power of design to our communities and establish the architect as a leader.
- Intensely listen to members to focus the initiatives of the Institute. Success will be measured by how we meet the needs of the individual practitioner.
- Broaden membership participation in strategic planning; member intentions must become Institute priorities.
- Build upon the foundation of the components as leaders of national initiatives. It is the components that are the energy force of the AIA.
- Commit to refresh the spirit of our Institute by expanding opportunities for women and minorities and by addressing the needs of emerging professionals. The need for a close relationship between the AIA and schools has never been greater.
- We have the power to realize dreams and enhance lives. Through a collaborative spirit we can seize the imagination and initiative to lead our society. I am guided by a commitment to the values of sustainability and diversity informed by my experience in service roles. I believe the power of our profession lies in its diversity. Together we can lead by the authority of our ideas.
AIA Experience
- AIA National Board
- AIA North Carolina Board
- AIA Case Study Task Force, Chair
- AIA Practice Academy/Learning Organization Study
- AIA Architects in Education Committee, Chair
- AIA Los Angeles Board
Related Experience
- President, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture
- Member, National Architectural Accreditation Board
- Master Juror, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
- Advisor, European Association of Architectural Educators (EAAE)
Practice Experience
- Dean, College of Design, North Carolina State University
- Dean, College of Environmental Design, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
- Consulting and Peer Review Practice
- Association with Patrick Sullivan Architects (Claremont, Calif.); James Pulliam Architects (Los Angeles); Dixon, Weinstein Architects (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
- Hugh Stubbins and Associate, Cambridge, Mass.
- Teacher, Boston Architectural Center
Registration
- North Carolina, California, NCARB
Education
- St. Thomas College
- University of Minnesota
- Harvard University
Recognition
- AIA/ACSA Topaz Laureate
- ACSA Distinguished Professor
- Honorary EAAE.
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