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AIA California announces 2020 Paul Welch Jr. ARE Scholarship recipients

By Katherine Guimapang|

Monday, Dec 28, 2020

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Continuing with awards and recognitions as we close out 2020 AIA California has recognized five individuals for their drive and commitment towards becoming licensed architects. The annual Paul Welch Jr. ARE Scholarship was created to "recognize the significant contributions of California interns at early stages in their careers and to encourage them to complete the licensure process."

"In recognition of Paul Welch Jr.’s distinguished and lengthy career of service to architects and the architectural profession, this scholarship program was created to celebrate Paul’s experiences with the California Architects Board (CAB), as well as, with AIA California and his unwavering belief in the power of the architectural license." In addition to their prize and recognition, the scholarship covers all associated costs related to completing their licensure process. 

View the scholarship winners below.

Awardees receive a 1-year subscription to online study materials; reimbursement of the cost of passing each division of the Architect Registration Examination, and the CA Supplemental Exam, as well as reimbursement of NCARB and CAB fees to establish records. Text and Images courtesy of AIA California

  • Madhubala Ayyamperumal, Assoc. AIA
  • Heather Midori Santos, Assoc. AIA
  • Darnell Parker II, Assoc. AIA
  • Dana Lydon, Assoc. AIA
  • Alisa Oberjuerge, Assoc. AIA

According to the scholarship committee this year's applicant submissions "was the highest on record since the scholarship’s inception."

Learn more about the scholarship here.

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  • Madhubala Ayyamperumal ·  Jan 08, 21 6:51 PM

    Thank you for the feature! 

  • Alexander Walter ·  Jan 08, 21 11:29 PM

    Congratulations, Madhubala & fellow winners!
  • Madhubala Ayyamperumal ·  Jan 09, 21 12:41 AM

    Thank you, Alexander! 

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AIA California announces 2020 Paul Welch Jr. ARE Scholarship recipients

By Katherine Guimapang|

Monday, Dec 28, 2020

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Photo by energepic.com from Pexels

Related

aia california ● aia ● scholarship ● winners ● license ● licensure
AIA California
AIA California

Continuing with awards and recognitions as we close out 2020 AIA California has recognized five individuals for their drive and commitment towards becoming licensed architects. The annual Paul Welch Jr. ARE Scholarship was created to "recognize the significant contributions of California interns at early stages in their careers and to encourage them to complete the licensure process."

"In recognition of Paul Welch Jr.’s distinguished and lengthy career of service to architects and the architectural profession, this scholarship program was created to celebrate Paul’s experiences with the California Architects Board (CAB), as well as, with AIA California and his unwavering belief in the power of the architectural license." In addition to their prize and recognition, the scholarship covers all associated costs related to completing their licensure process. 

View the scholarship winners below.

Awardees receive a 1-year subscription to online study materials; reimbursement of the cost of passing each division of the Architect Registration Examination, and the CA Supplemental Exam, as well as reimbursement of NCARB and CAB fees to establish records. Text and Images courtesy of AIA California

  • Madhubala Ayyamperumal, Assoc. AIA
  • Heather Midori Santos, Assoc. AIA
  • Darnell Parker II, Assoc. AIA
  • Dana Lydon, Assoc. AIA
  • Alisa Oberjuerge, Assoc. AIA

According to the scholarship committee this year's applicant submissions "was the highest on record since the scholarship’s inception."

Learn more about the scholarship here.

RELATED NEWS Students from eight California architecture programs are honored at the 2020 2x8 Virtual Exhibition
RELATED NEWS Edward Mazria named 2021 AIA Gold Medalist, Moody Nolan wins AIA Architecture Firm Award
RELATED NEWS Architecture at Zero 2020 winners design net-zero library for the San Benito County

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  • Madhubala Ayyamperumal ·  Jan 08, 21 6:51 PM

    Thank you for the feature! 

  • Alexander Walter ·  Jan 08, 21 11:29 PM

    Congratulations, Madhubala & fellow winners!
  • Madhubala Ayyamperumal ·  Jan 09, 21 12:41 AM

    Thank you, Alexander! 

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