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1.  Next Monday (April 27 @ 5:00) Speed Mentoring with Local Architects: we are having our speed mentoring with local architects instead of the AIAS meeting.  You are representing the architecture student body at UMass and should make time to attend this event.  This is a great opportunity to talk about school, pratice, and get to meet local architects. See attached files for the flyer and specific event details.

2. Baux Arts Ball, Studio Arts Building Second Floor, May 15th 7-11pm: We were finally given the go ahead to have the Baux Arts Ball in the studio arts building Atrium on the second floor.

3. AIAS Meeting Tomrrow (April 21 @ 5:30): That being said its time to move ahead with posters, tickets, and set up details. Below is the list of responsibilities that people took on and when they need to be completed. Those of you who have agreed to do something need to send your final product or status report ASAP.

Allyson: Facebook group, ASAP(today)

Emily: Poster+flyer (by Monday 4/20)

Josh: tickets (by Monday 4/20)

Lauren: Food (end of the week)

April: (superlatives??? Maybe)


Please contact me if any questions arise.

Very Respectfully,

John A. Carchedi
Vice President, UMass AIAS
JACarchedi@gmail.com

The UMass Amherst AIAS has three more events this year we hope you'll attend.  For event reminders, to RSVP, and for more information visit our facebook page and join our group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=18398023064. 

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The mission of the AIAS is:

To promote excellence in architecture education, training and practice. We celebrate our membership in several ways. Members of the AIAS have the opportunity to have their work published in Crit, Journal of the AIAS the only international journal devoted to the work and critical thoughts of architecture students.

To foster an appreciation of architecture and related disciplines. We host an annual convention, FORUM, which provides students with the opportunity to learn about the issues facing architectural education and the profession, to meet students and professionals with common interests, and to interact with some of today’s leading architects and designers.

To enrich communities in a spirit of collaboration. Through the Freedom by Design™ program, we are organizing our members to be good citizens in their communities.

To organize students and combine their efforts to advance the art and science of architecture. We serve as the sole student voice in the decision making process of such organizations as The American Institute of Architects (AIA), Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA), and National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB).

contact: Michael Luft-Weissberg, President

John Carchedi, V.President Jacarche@student.umass.edu

At the Daniel Libeskind Lecture