The ARE: Timing—Check.
Now What?
Ken Naylor, AIA, who currently serves on the NCARB board of directors, notes that this past year will be known as the “Year of the Architecture Registration Exam Timing.” But what’s next? Naylor has some ideas.
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Terrance J. Brown, FAIA, the 2004 recipient of the Whitney M. Young Jr. Award for exemplifying the profession’s responsibility to society, currently works for the largest American Indian-owned architecture firm in the U.S.
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ARE
Jurisdictions Ready for a New IDP?
Now
that the NCARB licensing guidelines leave the decision entirely up to
jurisdictions to allow interns to take the ARE during internship, will
internship rules change too? It’s likely, says AIA Emerging Professionals
Director Suzanna Wight, AIA; especially if the proponents of the ARE
timing changes can again rally their troops.
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