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You don’t have to have goals to earn your architecture paycheck. There’s enough activity, good people and productive firms to keep you busy and employed. However, particularly in architecture, effective work with goals generates big rewards. March is a great time to set fresh goals and reboot your career development. Our Setting Effective 2022 Goals Workshop will help you both write and fully implement professional and personal goals that are inspirational, pragmatic, and meaningful.
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Learning Objectives:
○ Learn key concepts about what effective goal-setting and goal achievement
○ Develop a 1-page Goals Plan to clarify and implement a goal that’s important to you
○ Work with and learn from peers to deepen your understanding of and effective use of goals
○ Create a consistent practice routine that will allow you to follow-through on achieving results
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Presented by:
William Ronco, PhD
Program Leader William Ronco, Ph.D. is a management consultant who works extensively with design, construction and owner/client organizations. You can learn more about him and his work at www.building-leader.com
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Organized by:
AIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee
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Sponsored by:
Gensler
Cox Graae + Spack Architects

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On Saturday, February 26, United We Dream and Black Lives Matter: Houston will debut Move Into the Future, a public art sculpture and pop-up experience at Emancipation Park to honor Black History Month, celebrate Black and brown youth power, and build alliances in our local community.

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June Jordan’s visionary practice reimagines the role of the built environment in creating just futures. Deeply committed to human rights and political activism, she used language to design a model for pedagogy and activism centered on ecology, care, and justice. While Jordan’s literary contributions reflect her work as a poet, author, teacher, and activist, what does it mean to call June Jordan an architect?

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