SoCalNOMA - Southern California Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects
www.socalnoma.orgSoCalNOMA seeks to advance and support the education and careers of those who have been historically under-represented in the field of architecture and various allied design/build professions. Members include architects, designers, civil engineers, structural engineers, interior designers, urban planners and product manufacturers. 1. To promote the agendas of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for under-represented minorities in the architecture and design professions 2. To enhance “connectivity” among professionals across the Southern California region to promote hiring, licensure, continuing education, and business development. 3. To support members at all levels of their career paths (students, young professionals, licensed professionals, and firm owners). 4. To strengthen the ties between architects and industry colleagues (developers, contractors, agencies, manufacturers, vendors, etc.). 5. To further the pipeline of “future architects” by promoting architecture and engineering as a career path for students.
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SoCalNOMA seeks to advance and support the education and careers of those who have been historically under-represented in the field of architecture and various allied design/build professions. Members include architects, designers, civil engineers, structural engineers, interior designers, urban planners and product manufacturers. 1. To promote the agendas of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for under-represented minorities in the architecture and design professions 2. To enhance “connectivity” among professionals across the Southern California region to promote hiring, licensure, continuing education, and business development. 3. To support members at all levels of their career paths (students, young professionals, licensed professionals, and firm owners). 4. To strengthen the ties between architects and industry colleagues (developers, contractors, agencies, manufacturers, vendors, etc.). 5. To further the pipeline of “future architects” by promoting architecture and engineering as a career path for students.
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California
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Los Angeles
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1982
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$1 to $1,000,000
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