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PORTFOLIO WORKSHOP
The MiASLA Emerging Professionals Committee is proud to present a Portfolio Design Workshop Friday, January 18, 6:30 pm and Saturday, January 19, 9 am - 5 pm at Michigan State University, East Lansing. The workshop will feature Professor Harold Linton, Director of the School of Art at the College of Visual and Performing Arts, George Mason University. He will present an 1.5 hour PowerPoint lecture Friday night and a full day hands-on workshop on Saturday. There will be demonstrations and show-and-tell discussions with actual portfolios and hands-on activities with a focus on layout design.
Limited enrollment. Registration for the workshop is $20.
Download the Registration Form (pdf)
LICENSURE UPDATE
As you no doubt recall, our professional license was among many being considered for deregulation. The MiASLA immediately engaged on this issue and continues to advocate for the continuation of our license on behalf of all licensed landscape architects across our state. If you are like me, you are anxious for continuous updates, and I wanted to share with you a current update of the Chapter activities on the deregulation topic.
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SITES JOURNAL
The SITES Journal is now under grassroots management, and has new policies and reduced advertising rates in place. Don't miss out on your opportunity to be part of SITES!
2013 SITES Media Kit Available Soon!
Congratulations to the 2012 President's Award Winners:
Distinguished Member Award: Vanessa Warren, ASLA
Outstanding Firm of the Year: Kenneth Weikal Landscape Architecture
Emerging Professional of the Year: Beth Hagenbuch, Associate ASLA
Honor Award: John & Patti Chipman
Click here for more about this year's winners.
Congratulations to all Michigan Landscape Architects on the passage of the Landscape Architecture Practice Act!
January 12, 2009, Governor Granholm signed HB 5025 and HB 5026 into law under Public Acts 490 and 491, thus regulating the practice of landscape architecture in the State of Michigan rather than merely protecting the right to use the title ‘landscape architect.’ Full licensure levels the playing field for Michigan Landscape Architects by eliminating a competitive disadvantage on a state, regional and national basis for related work and improves our economic businesses standing.
For more information about Public Acts 490 and 491, download the following:
Public Act 490 (pdf)
Public Act 491 (pdf)
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The Latest SITES Journal (2012 - Vol. 6 No. 3) is now available for download! (pdf)
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MiASLA Executive Committee Meeting
Thursday, January 10th, 10 am
Conference Call
MiASLA Emerging Professionals Present:
Portfolio Design Workshop
January 18 - January 19
MSU Human Ecology Bldg, East Lansing, MI
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Practice Act -- How You Can Support the Effort
To: All interested in the advancement of the Landscape Architecture Profession
From: Government Affairs Committee of the Michigan Chapter of the ASLA
RE: MASLA - Fund raising for Landscape Architects of Michigan Political Action Committee
We need your support for our long-term goal as we move from our current title act to a practice act for the landscape architecture profession in Michigan.
There are myriad steps that we must make now that our legislation has passed into law. Please help us toward our goal of implementation and true equality with our sister professions by contributing to our Political Action Committee fund.
Please send your contribution to:
Landscape Architects of Michigan PAC
1000 W. St. Joseph Hwy., Suite 200
Lansing, MI 48915
Personal Checks Only. No corporate checks.
Download the PAC contribution card
Education
The first step is to educate the public: legislators, clients or anyone that may not be clear on the profession. Do you need help?
Download the Government Affairs Committee's brochure on Michigan Landscape Architects (pdf). |