Pub. 10 2023 Directory

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The Public Awareness Committee is continuing to produce material that helps promote Wyoming architecture and bring awareness to the public.

The mission of the Membership Development Committee is to enhance the membership experience.

The mission of the Government Advocacy Committee is to advocate for legislation and regulations that support the value of architecture.

The Education and Resource Committee’s primary goal is to promote architecture to the public and provide educational resources for AIA Wyoming members to use when engaging with students and clients across the state.

AIA Wyoming is doing amazing things! AIA Wyoming members have contributed to planning and working towards maintaining connections with each other across the state. Our conferences this year have been a testament to what we can do as an architectural community in Wyoming. The architectural profession continues to evolve and so does our AIA Wyoming Chapter.

At first, I wasn’t buying it. When AIA Maine adopted the AIA Framework for Design Excellence (F4DE) as part of our design awards program in 2019, shortly after the Framework was released, I was concerned that it would reduce the number of entries we receive each year and become a barrier.

AIA Wyoming Board of Directors and Staff (left to right): Britney Sulzen, Assoc. AIA, Associate Director; Susan Menghini, Executive Director; Mitch Blake, AIA, President-Elect; Tim Schenk, AIA, Director; Brandon Daigle, AIA, Treasurer; Dale Buckingham, AIA, President; Carl Kohut, AIA, Board Candidate; Rachel Delventhal, AIA, Secretary; Lewis Matthew Miller, AIA, Past-President (not pictured)

Traveling around the state of Wyoming recently, I am struck by the amount of activity in nearly every community.