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AIA Diversity Recognition Program
The Diversity Recognition program recognizes architects, component chapters, and others who are actively committed to increasing diversity and inclusion within the architecture profession.
Submissions by Educational Institutions/Focused on Education
AIA Buffalo/WNY: Architecture + Education
AIA Orlando: Valencia Community College's Annual Golf Tournament
AIA San Francisco Mentoring Program
Architecture + Education/ Buffalo Architecture Foundation - Architecture + Education
Atlanta Center for Creative Inquiry
The Boston Architectural College: Implementing an Institutional Commitment to Diversity (2010 Recipient)
Carnegie Mellon University - Urban Design Regional Employment Action for Minorities (UDREAM) (2011 Submission)
Carnegie Mellon University: UDREAM (2010 Submission)
Minnesota Architectural Foundation: The Clarence Wigington Scholarship
The Santa Barbara County High School Architectural Design Competition (2009 Recipient)
University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning: Studio: Detroit HS (2009 Submission)
University of Michigan Taubman College ArcStart Program (2012 Submission)
University of Washington Capital Projects Office: The Architect/Engineer Partnership Program
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