2021 will prove to be a pivotal year for ASLA. Like you, I would like to put as much of 2020 in the rearview mirror as possible. While the calendar has changed, issues that require our attention as Landscape Architects will continue and as an organization, ASLA has aspirations that will need to be worked on. Some of these have been ongoing for years, while some became clearer and perhaps more urgent over the past 12 months. The impact of the pandemic, social justice issues, threats to our environment, and the need to protect our communities have all forcefully reminded me how important our work is, how much we have to contribute, and how critical it is for ASLA to continue it’s mission on our collective behalf.
Volunteer for the Sponsorship Committee
The Sponsorship Committee is need for volunteers and were looking to our organization for help. With the impacts Covid has had on NCASLA this past year and the upcoming year, now more than ever we need sponsorships to help us continue to operate. You can get the most out of your membership by being actively involved. Through chapter meetings and events, you can meet colleagues, exchange ideas, and help to shape the role of the profession in North Carolina. If you are interested in joining our sponsorship committee, please send your contact info to info@ncasla.org.
Conference Committee Update: January 2021
Planning for the NCASLA 2021 Conference on Landscape Architecture has kicked off! The May 2021 event will be focusing on Resilient Places + Spaces. Be on the lookout for additional details and information in the upcoming weeks as the Conference Committee works to solidify dates and specifics. If you are interested in joining Conference Committee please contact info@NCASLA.org for more details.
Call for Entries: 2021 Professional and Student Awards
Award submissions are open all ASLA Members and nonmembers, Associates, and Fellows in the state of North Carolina or for projects located within the state of North Carolina. This includes Faculty members, and Students currently teaching or enrolled in North Carolina landscape architecture programs. Entries are accepted from private practice, public agencies, non-profit, local, state and federal government entities. Entries from other professions are accepted pending pre-approval by the Awards Chair.
Other than projects submitted for the Landmark Award category, all projects completed after January 1, 2014, are eligible.
January 14 Webinar: Design and Collaboration in a WFH World
President's Update: December 2020
As your new NCASLA President, let me start by saying hello and welcome to the first edition of NCASLA’s monthly newsletter! To streamline our communications with you and provide consistent and direct communication with our members, please look to the monthly newsletter for most of your Chapter updates.