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AIA Ohio, established in 1933, works to organize and unite in fellowship the membership of the architectural profession; to promote the aesthetic, scientific, and practical efficiency of the profession; to advance the science and art of planning and building by advancing the standards of architectural education, training and practice; to coordinate the building industry and the profession of architecture to ensure the advancement of the living standards of people through their improved environment; and to make the profession of ever-increasing service to society.

Architect
Ohio Arch License or NCARB certificate req'd at time of application. 5-10 yrs exp.; CAD fluency req'd. Historic project exp preferred. Full description at www.ohiohistory.org/about/jobs .
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Position Title: Architect

City: Indianapolis, Indiana 

Interest:

Synthesis Incorporated is currently seeking an architect with enthusiasm and dedication to contribute to the success of our growing design practice. Candidate should have extensive healthcare architecture expertise. Experience with the initial stages of planning and programming of healthcare projects is a plus. Preferred candidate will have an aptitude for interacting and responding to multi-tiered clients, including academic medical centers/programs, and urban and community hospital systems.

Effective 1 July 2009

Interns employed or not, may earn 16 minimum (core) training hours in Training Area 15 – “Office Management” by reading the NCARB Professional Conduct Monograph and passing the related quiz.

Interns may access the NCARB Professional Conduct Monograph at no charge through My NCARB Record.

Log on to My NCARB Record to take the online quiz.

Upon passing of the quiz, “My Supplementary Education” in the e-EVR will be updated by NCARB to reflect the training hours earned within 4-6 weeks.

Note: Interns taking the NCARB Professional Conduct monograph for IDP training hours will not be eligible to repeat the Professional Conduct monograph for professional development units (PDUs)/continuing education credit (CEUs)

Component leadership from across the state, region, and country assembled in Washington DC over the past several days to meet with congressional leaders, obtain continuing education, and to learn of new initiatives, efforts, or programs of the Institute.  AIA Ohio was well represented with leadership from every chapter in attendance and over twenty representatives from across the state.  The focus of the program was of course the economy, with AIA's Blueprint for Economic Recovery being the platform of issues presented to members of the House and Senate.

AIA Ohio, including members of our staff and Executive Committee, local chapter President-Elects, Regional Director, and our State and Regional Associate Directors, met with representatives of Senator Voinovich's office as well as that of Senator Brown and presented the need for each program.  Other leaders from throughout the state met with many of the local representatives or their staff to relay the need and importance of implementing programs that will encourage job growth in the hard-hit design and construction industry.  This year's program, and the issues discussed, are at the heart of the needs of our industry and membership.  Hopefully, with a continued effort on the part of the Institute, leadership, and members, this years program will be defined as an important piece of the economic recovery puzzle.

- Pay for Preservation: Increase funding to identify, evaluate, preserve and protect Ohio’s historic resources.