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Associate
Members (Assoc. AIA)
Are you a recent college graduate? An intern? Do you work under the direct
supervision of an architect? Are you a professor teaching a program in
architecture? Then this membership category is right for you. Here are
some of the benefits of becoming an Associate Member of the AIA.
Relationships:
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Networking
- local, regional, and national, needed when you start your own firm
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Service-
Community/Professional service opportunities at a local level
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Leadership-development
opportunities at the local, regional, and national levels
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Mentoring-
Guidebook and online matching system
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ArchiPAC-
lobbying on legislative issues important to architects
Knowledge:
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Knowledge-
resources for both mainstream and alternative career professionals
with best practices models and knowledge communities
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Support-
for alternative career professionals, a forum for networking outside
of traditional practice
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Job
Bank- career opportunities
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Technical
support- for Contract Documents and the Masterspec system
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Support-
in starting your own firm (how to market, developing business plans,
etc.)
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AIA
Bookstore- discount on books and items of interest
Communication:
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Forum-
for expressing issues about architecture
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Convention
- the AIA's preeminent national convention and exposition
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Access-
to information about award winning design projects from around the
country
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Architectural
Record- published through the AIA's alliance partnership with McGraw
Hill Construction
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AIArchitect-
the weekly on-line newsletter for members
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Newsletters-
Local and regional publications delivered electronically
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PIA
newsletters (Professional Interest Areas)
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Advertising
campaign- elevating the public's awareness of architects' contributions
to the built environment
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