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 Emerging Professionals: Faces of Architecture
Tuesday, November 12
5:30 pm to 9:00 pm
The Brink Lounge 
701 E Washington Ave, Madison, WI 53703
Architects and Allied professionals discuss their alternate career paths via short presentations and speed mentoring sessions. Join the AIA Southwest Wisconsin Emerging Professionals for an evening of discussion and camaraderie, in a fun, fast-paced, social environment.
The Speakers:
Top row
Anne Biebel, Assoc. AIA | Lucas Dailey | Janine Glaeser, AIA, NCARB | Dadit Hidayat | Josh O. Johnson, AIA
Bottom Row
Tom McHugh, AIA | Dewain Peterson | Genevieve Szeklinski | Tate Walker, AIA, LEED AP BD+C | Mike Whaley, AIA
Learn more about the speakers
This event is being funded by a generous grant from The AIA College of Fellows
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A.R.E. Study Sessions
5:30 pm to 7:00 pm, Monthly
Join Architectural Interns at monthly ARE Study Sessions at locations throughout Wisconsin. The AIA Milwaukee Emerging Professionals Committee Chair Andy Malanowski, AIA, will present free seminars to help you prepare for the Architect Registration Examination.
Live Broadcast Site 
Milwaukee:
Eppstein Uhen Architects, 333 E. Chicago St., Milwaukee
Madison:
Flad Architects, 644 Science Drive, Madison
Appleton:
Community Living Solutions, 2801 E Enterprise Ave, Appleton
La Crosse:
Western Technical College, Coleman Building, 400 Seventh St N, La Crosse
Eau Claire:
Lien & Peterson Architects, 619 Menomonie St., Eau Claire
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Registration is required for each session. Please select the location you will attend:
    
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Session Schedule
November 13th (second Wednesday)
Programming Planning & Practice
> Planning (history)
> Handicap Issues
> Handicap Clearances
> Graphic Vignette (Site Zoning)
December 18th
Construction Documents & Services
> AIA Documents
> Construction Scheduling
> Specifications (open, closed, prescriptive)
> Graphic Vignettes (Building Section)
January 15th
Building Design & Construction Systems
> Brick and Grout types and uses
> Soil Types
> Wood species, plain sawn, quarter sawn
> Concrete types and uses
> Concrete Admixtures types and uses
> Graphic Vignettes (Ramp, Stair, Roof)
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February 19th
Structural Systems - (no math)
> Structural Systems
> Foundation Systems
> Soils
> Long Span Systems
> Seismic and Wind Loads
> Graphic Vignette (Structural Layout)
March 19th
Building Systems
> Air conditioning (how it works, types, etc.)
> Dew Point, Insulation
> Electrical AC versus DC
> Amps, volts, (how to calculate usage)
> Graphic Vignette (Mech. & Elect. Plan)
April 16th
Schematic Design (graphics)
> Graphic Vignettes (Interior Layout & Building Layout)
Sessions will be presented LIVE at Eppstein Uhen Architects, 333 E. Chicago St., Milwaukee. The session will be webcast to Flad Architects in Madison, CLS in Appleton, Lien & Peterson Architects in Eau Claire and WTC in La Crosse. Special thanks to Program Coordinator Andy Malanowski, AIA, and site hosts Justin Wagner, Assoc. AIA, Aaron Klug, Assoc. AIA, Greg Granlund, AIA, and Loren Anderson, AIA.
Attendees MUST RSVP for each session they plan to attend. Registration opens 6 weeks prior to event.
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The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has . . . 
- opportunities for you to become a leader
- the structure to get things done
- the flexibility to respond to intern needs and implement programs
- opportunities for you to make a difference both locally and nationally
Associate AIA Membership
Priority Registration
Be the first to know about programs specific to ARE Study Sessions and Emerging Professionals Companion Activities. Attend member-only seminars and meetings.
Stand up
As a member, your vote is important to establish one voice of the profession. Having a say in the direction of the profession is critical. Participating in leadership opportunities and advocating for the built environment are important in the success of the industry and the profession. Receive AIA newsletter with updates on issues important to you.
The Emerging Professional's Companion
The EPC is a online resource developed by the AIA and NCARB primarily for use by interns in gaining IDP credit. The EPC contains 17 chapters that align with the experience categories and areas of NCARB's Intern Development Program (IDP). AIA Wisconsin hosts Activities outlined in the EPC for Associate AIA members.
ARE Lending Library
Members can borrow Architect Registration Examination (ARE) study materials from Kaplan AEC Education that cover all sections of the ARE exam.
AIA Contract Documents
Associate AIA members can and should use AIA Contract Documents as study materials for the Construction Documents and Services Division. And, use them when completing activities in the Emerging Professional's Companion. Samples are available to members.
All candidates applying to take the Architect Registration Examination� (ARE) will be required to establish a record with the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB).
FYI: Wisconsin applicants do not necessarily need to complete NCARB's Intern Development Program (IDP) or meet its education requirements, but you must establish a NCARB record and obtain a record number before the Wisconsin Department of Regulation & Licensing can authorize you to start taking the exam. Other Resources
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