National Associates Committee

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa, and North Carolina State University received a total of $10,000 in the 2010 NCARB Grant program. The NCARB Grant for the Integration of Practice and Education in the Academy is a monetary award through which NCARB supports new projects that further the integration of education and practice.

According to the recent press release, “Grants are awarded to programs that desire to turn good ideas that might involve risk into reality; have a long-term impact on students, faculty, the curriculum, and the profession; and give other schools high-quality ideas for initiating new programs.”

Read more about the three schools’ initiatives to learn about ways that you can collaborate with schools and firms.

Thank you to all of our participants! We received an overwhelming amount of materials, some that challenged our notions of exhibition and our gallery constraints. We made an effort to show a range of projects, from the conceptual to built works for this exhibition. We hope to accommodate more work in the future, and to continue exhibiting the work of Emerging Professionals at future Grassroots Conferences.

See the list of selected projects here.

For full eligibility rules, award criteria, and application procedures, visit the scholarship Web page.

IDP Auxiliary Coordinators are individuals who volunteer to educate their community about IDP. They are informed about IDP by the AIA; communicate with other Coordinators, AIA, and NCARB; and are invited to attend the annual IDP Coordinators Conference.

Auxiliary Coordinators are not funded by the AIA nor are they monitored by the AIA. Their contact information is not posted publicly. Auxiliary Coordinators are most often associated with, but not limited to, an architecture firm, a non-accredited school of architecture, a local AIA chapter, a state board, or an AIAS chapter. Please see the Auxiliary Coordinator position description.

Join the team!
Contact idpcoordinators@ncarb.org and idp@aia.org to express interest in becoming an IDP Auxiliary Coordinator. Auxiliary Coordinator Rosters are maintained by NCARB, but not released to the public.

AIA's page on IDP Coordinators