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National Architect: A newsletter for NCARB-certified architects
MAY 2023
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FEATURE BLOG POST

For a limited time, NCARB is waiving reactivation fees for architects and licensure candidates with an inactive Certificate or Record. Just pay the standard renewal fee now through June 30, 2023! 
Blog
As of April 25, 2023, U.S. architects can take advantage of a new mutual recognition agreement to earn reciprocal licensure in the United Kingdom.
We spoke with architect Julia Oderda, AIA, about her path to licensure, how she navigated the process of coming out at her firm, and what other firms can do to support trans architects.
NCARB has refreshed the “Education” tab in My NCARB, providing a refreshed look and feel and an improved user experience.
Free Continuing Education
Consider how the selection of building materials and finishes can positively or negatively impact a building’s indoor air quality (worth 1 HSW LU).
Volunteer Opportunities
Service on a state licensing board is a rewarding opportunity to contribute to the development of architectural regulatory policies that protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. The following state boards are currently seeking volunteer architects and members of the public: Colorado, Illinois, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Learn more about the roles of state licensing boards, or contact us at council-relations@ncarb.org for more information.
Supervisor's Corner
Find answers to your top questions about helping licensure candidates navigate the process of becoming an architect.
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