2011 Committees

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for a 2011 Committee.

Please note: You must be an active AIA, Associate AIA, or Professional Affiliate member in order to serve on AIA Central Oklahoma Chapter Committees. 

The exception to this rule is service on the
Oklahoma City Foundation for Architecture Board. 

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ASSOCIATES COMMITTEE:

Betty Lee, Assoc. AIA- Chair
Asa Highsmith, Assoc. AIA
David Poerio, Assoc. AIA

 

    

The Associates Committee is chaired by the AIA Central Oklahoma Associate Director. This committee is responsible for Associate events throughout the year such as A.R.E. Seminar, Emerging Professional events, IDP programs etc.  The committee must work within the budget set by the AIA Central Oklahoma Board of Directors and must report to the Board of Directors on a monthly basis. 

     
 

ARCHITECTURE WEEK COMMITTEE:

ARCHITECTURE WEEK COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN- Lisa Chronister, AIA

AIA Architecture Tour Committee
Lindsay Long, Assoc. AIA- Chair
 Rob Brown, Assoc. AIA
Ron Frantz, AIA
Geoffrey Parks, AIA
Rachel White, Assoc. AIA
Amy Buller. Assoc. AIA

AIA Decadent Design Committee
 Kenneth Dennis, AIA- Chair
Kendra Boeckman, Assoc. AIA
Andrew Seamans, AIA

AIA Honor Awards Committee
Leslie Goode, Assoc. AIA- Chair
Melissa Metevelis, Assoc. AIA

Community Service / Nonprofit Committee
Betty Lee, AIA- Chairman
Melody Stinson, AIA
John Joyce, P.E.
Larry Lucas, Assoc. AIA

Banners
 Ryan Fogle, AIA- Chairman

KIDesign
Kevin Bundy, Assoc. AIA- Chairman
Rachel Bundy
Lee Fithian, AIA
Kiran Chhabra, Assoc. AIA
Deziree Miller, Assoc. AIA
Larry Herzel, AIA
Aubree Hoover, AIA

Graphics Committee
Justin Mitchell, Assoc. AIA
Ryan Nace, Assoc. AIA

Public Relations
 Kristi Pempin

    

Architecture Week is held each year to promote the importance of good design and the role an architect plays in the built environment.  Architecture Week is a week long and is comprised of many different committees. 

The committee must work within the budget set by the AIA Central Oklahoma Board of Directors and must report to the Board of Directors on a monthly basis. 

Volunteer AIA Architecture Tour Committee

Volunteer Banners / Posters./ Signage Committee

Volunteer Community Service / Nonprofit Committee

Volunteer Decadent Design Committee

Volunteer Graphics Committee

Volunteer Honor Awards Committee

Volunteer KIDesign Committee

Volunteer Public Relations Committee

 

 

CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEE:

Catherine Montgomery, AIA
 Lee Fithian, AIA

  

 

The Continuing Education Committee is responsible for developing, coordinating and organizing continuing education programs for AIA Central Oklahoma members.  These programs include free lunch and learns as well as fee-based full and half day programs. 

The committee must work within the budget set by the AIA Central Oklahoma Board of Directors and must report to the Board of Directors on a monthly basis. 


 
 

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE:

Thanks to those you have already volunteered!

Chairman:
 Ron Frantz, AIA

 

 

    

The Membership Committee is responsible for membership recruitment and retention for the AIA Central Oklahoma Chapter.

The committee must work within the budget set by the AIA Central Oklahoma Board of Directors and must report to the Board of Directors on a monthly basis. 

 
 

LUNCHEON COMMITTEE:

Kenneth Dennis, AIA
Jim Barnes, AIA
Patti Bray
Ben Butler, AIA

    

The Luncheon Committee is responsible for planning five 2011 Luncheon programs, which includes soliciting speakers, locating venues and soliciting sponsors (if necessary).  This committee is also responsible for organizing five Architecture after 5 events for 2011.  The committee must work within the budget set by the AIA Central Oklahoma Board of Directors and must report to the Board of Directors on a monthly basis. 

 
 

LOCAL ADVOCACY COMMITTEE:

Anthony Blatt, AIA
Kenneth Dennis, AIA
Abdullah Ibraheem, Assoc. AIA
Jim Kudrna, AIA
Betty Lee, Assoc. AIA
James Loftis, FAIA
Fred Schmidt, FAIA
John Ward, AIA
Robert Zahl, P.E., AIA

    

The Local Advocacy Committee of the Central Chapter of the American Institute of Architects shall:  **Promote the value and benefits of a high quality, sustainable built environment to all governmental and non-profit organizations within the local community. **Promote the profession of architecture as it serves the long-term benefit of the community. **Raise the level of awareness and credibility of the AIA among municipal and county officials and employees, and among non-profit organizations within the local community. **Promote the benefit of engaging the expertise of local architectural professionals in the development and planning of the community and the built environment. 

The Local Advocacy Committee meets the 4th Wednesday of each month.  The committee must work within the budget set by the AIA Central Oklahoma Board of Directors and must report to the Board of Directors on a monthly basis. 

 

 
 

FELLOWSHIP NOMINATION COMMITTEE:

    

The Fellowship Nomination Committee is responsible for seeking out individuals who are worthy of FAIA status and working with them to submit a Fellowship nomination.  The goal is to submit one to three applications per year from the AIA Central Oklahoma membership.

 
 

OKLAHOMA CITY FOUNDATION FOR ARCHITECTURE BOARD OF TRUSTEES:

 

 

  
The mission of the Oklahoma City Foundation for Architecture is to promote excellence in our physical environment by educating our community to recognize it, design professionals to provide it, and by doing projects that demonstrate it.

The Oklahoma City Foundation for Architecture bylaws state that the purpose of the Foundation is to:

  • identify valuable architectural structures, spaces, sites and works of merit;
  • educate the public about the architectural environment;
  • promote and participate in the preservation and rehabilitation of significant architectural structures;
  • establish a repository or museum for historical architectural data and material; and
  • establish a fund to be used for projects deemed appropriate by the Foundation.

    • If you are interested in serving on the Oklahoma City Foundation for Architecture Board of Trustees, please submit you letter of interest to: Oklahoma City Foundation for Architecture, Attention: Anthony McDermid, 3535 N. Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73118.  Please be sure to include information about yourself, your commitment to architecture, etc.

    Please note: you do not have to be an architect  or an AIA member to serve on the Oklahoma City Foundation for Architecture Board.

     




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