Call for Nominations
April 4, 2008 on 8:18 pm | In general
(Editor’s Update: The following Call for Nominations pertains to the Alberta Chapter Executive, and is hopefully not to be confused with the National RAIC’s search for a Regional Director for Alberta-Northwest Territories. While the Regional Director and the Alberta Chapter Executive work closely together on a great number of initiatives, the national position is being sought through a separate nomination process from that described below.)
The RAIC Alberta Chapter Executive is composed of 7 voting representatives from five different regions of the province: Two (2) representatives from Calgary region, Two (2) representatives from Edmonton region, One (1) representative from Central Alberta, One (1) representative from Southern Alberta and One (1) from Northern Alberta.
Nominations are hereby invited to elect the Chapter’s regional representatives to fill the following vacancies:
Calgary Region - Two (2) Vacancies
Edmonton Region - Two (2) Vacancies
Central Alberta - One (1) vacancy
Northern Alberta - One (1) vacancy
Southern Alberta - One (1) vacancy
In line with the objectives laid out at the chapter’s inauguration in 2006, individuals are elected as the chapter’s regional representatives to represent, advocate and strengthen the architectural profession from grassroots level and to advance the general interest of the RAIC membership in Alberta.
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Banff Session 2008
April 4, 2008 on 7:44 pm | In events
The RAIC Alberta Chapter will be participating in the 2008 Banff Session being held at the Fairmont Banff Springs Resort on April 18 and 19.
For those two days we’ll be calling Booth # 54 home, located in the New Brunswick / Alberta Dining Room. The RAIC Alberta Chapter will be highlighting its efforts to promote architectural advocacy in Alberta, providing opportunity for dialogue with the Chapter Executive, and hopefully convincing a few of you to become involved, either as volunteers or Elected Representatives.
Please feel free to drop by, peruse, and discuss opportunities to build a strong and effective voice for architecture in the province.