NCASLA presents the following as the 2025 Executive Committee candidates. Full, Associate Members and International members are eligible for voting should have received the ballot in their email. If you did not receive your ballot, please contact membership@ncasla.org.
NCASLA presents the following as the 2024 Executive Committee candidates. Full, Associate Members and International members are eligible for voting should have received the ballot in their email. If you did not receive your ballot, please contact membership@ncasla.org.
NCASLA presents the following as the 2024 Executive Committee candidates. Full, Associate Members and International members are eligible for voting should have received the ballot in their email. If you did not receive your ballot, please contact membership@ncasla.org.
Have you considered throwing your hat into the ring for an NCASLA Executive Committee position? We need your unique ideas and one-of-a-kind perspective!
If you feel that you can, or know someone who might want to, the call for nominations starts April 1, 2022, and closes June 15, 2023. To be considered, complete the CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FORM.
NCASLA presents the following as the 2023 Executive Committee candidates. Full and Associate Members eligible for voting should have received the ballot in their email. If you did not receive your ballot, please contact membership@ncasla.org.
We’re excited about the upcoming FLO Hike at the North Carolina Arboretum on June 26! We hope you’ll join us and wanted to answer a few frequently asked questions.
The two guided hikes will have frequent stops and last up to 1.5 hours each. The Carolina Mountain Trail is 1.2 miles long and listed as "moderate." But, over the course of 1.5 hours, “non-athletes” can enjoy it, barring they are not using a walker, wheelchair, or crutches.
NCASLA held our first ever fully virtual Conference on Landscape Architecture May 19th and 20th where we were greeted by excellent attendance and a very informative, enlightening and engaging series of speakers and an impressive collection of vendors in their virtual booths for membership to interact with. NCASLA would like to thank our event sponsors and vendors who attended for their support in a time when virtual interaction has become ubiquitous but still not the same as a traditional face-to-face conversation and networking opportunity.
Currently the NC Licensure and State Advocacy Committee has been tracking a couple of bills that have been introduced into the legislation which concerns our practice.
The first bill is House Bill 936 – Support for North Carolina Trails/Greenways. This bill will help fund Greenways and trails by providing funds to the Parks and Recreation Trust Fund. Using the iAdvocate network from ASLA, we have asked NCASLA members to write their representatives asking for their support for the bill.
Earlier this year, the Emerging Professionals Committee hosted the LARE Roundtable Conversation with four panelists sharing their exam experiences and study tips. The EPC has continued its effort by preparing landscape architecture professionals to pursue licensure by facilitating the June 4-6th three-day LARE review workshop. The team of instructors Donnie Longenecker, RLA, ASLA, ULI, Madie Fischetti, RLA, ASLA, AICP, and Reid Ferrero, RLA, that guided participants through this process hold more than 15 years of experience in the LARE Review realm.
Whether you register for all the sections or only sign up for a few, this virtual LARE Review Workshop will give you the skills you need to pass your LARE.
Plus, you’ll get the recordings for each of your enrolled sessions. That means you can go back and review any section at your convenience!
Welcome to World Landscape Architecture Month! I hope you are enjoying our Instagram page as much as I am as firms take over our page all month. NCASLA took over ASLA’s Instagram page on April 12, so head on over to see what we posted there!
The month of March has had our Chapter extremely busy putting not only the Instagram take-over into motion (thanks to our Communications Committee), but several other items.
Early Bird Registration for the virtual 2021 North Carolina Conference on Landscape Architecture ends tomorrow!
Register now to take advantage of our best rate.
Your registration grants you access to eight live sessions, three recorded sessions, and a chance to network and engage with vendors and other attendees. You especially don't want to miss our two keynote sessions with Sara Zewde and Nette Compton!
It is busier than ever right now and work is abundant throughout the state, but what is it that enables landscape architects to do this work? Licensure!
Do you want to share your knowledge of Landscape architecture with your state representative and Senator?
This year due to the pandemic, the Licensure and State Advocacy Committee has decided to go virtual in our advocacy efforts. We invite you to participate during the first week of May. NCASLA will provide you with literature that highlight points relative to the main advocacy issues that are important to ASLA National.
