AIA Cincinnati would like to congratulate
the participants in the 6th Season of
VISION program:
Aaron Anderson, LEED AP: GBBN Architects
Brian Baker, AIA, LEED AP: MSA Architects
Kyle Campbell, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C: Champlin Architecture
Andrew Circle: Annette Miller Architects
Christopher Collett, LEED AP: BHDP
Sarah Cornell: City Studios Architecture
Lee Dunfield, AIA, LEED AP: SHP Leading Design
Miah Hahn: CR Architecture
Chad Kohler, AIA, NCARB: FRCH Design Worldwide
Melissa Reddy, AIA: Platte Architecture + Design
VISION's core purpose is to support emerging architects and architectural firms in Cincinnati with programming that addresses professional advancement, firm development, and community outreach. Throughout the program, participants are asked to consider the challenges Cincinnati's architectural firms face in terms of legacy, design, project delivery, politics, management practices, community, education, and economics.
Unlike other professional leadership programs in the Cincinnati area, this leadership program is designed especially for architects. AIA Cincinnati's VISION program is designed for emerging professional architects on established career tracks who want to gain the skills necessary to advance to higher levels within the architecture profession and the greater Cincinnati community.
VISION'S 11 month program includes six keynote lectures, seminars, workshops, professional networking opportunities, exposure to local and national leaders and issues, panel discussions moderated by local AIA Fellows and firm leadership, monthly presentation and discussion forums, and a mechanism to provide continuous feedback to participating architects and firms.
Further information can be found at : VISION
Cincinnati area. Those with a background in architecture, construction, design or engineering are welcome to participate, and the Architectural Foundation of Cincinnati (AFC) will provide resource materials and a training orientation. This is a wonderful opportunity to give back to your community and impact the lives of students, introducing them to how the built environment can positively affect their lives. Please consider giving a few hours of your time monthly for a 4-month period to help make this program successful. We are looking for 40-50 more volunteers to help carry out this year's program.