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ATTENTION ASSOC. AIA & STUDENTS
When: March 19, 2:00PM
Where: Taylor Hall 202-B, Kent Ohio
Amy Kobe - Ohio Executive Director will be here to discuss the new IDP, Registration Exam, and records processes. All are invited.

Prof. Charles Harker: Supramorphics
When: March 9, 2010 12:00-1:30
Where: Tangiers, Akron Ohio
Guest: $20.00
Member: Meal included in dues
CEU's: 1LU (Pending)
RSVP: To Rora Liddle by Noon, Monday March 8
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MARCH 19: ATTENTION ASSOC. AIA & STUDENTS Taylor Hall 202-B 2:00PM, Kent Ohio

Amy Kobe - Ohio Executive Director will be here to discuss the new IDP, Registration Exam, and records processes. All are invited.

MARCH 9: Professor Charles Harker on Supramorphics

Please come and hear KSU Professor Charles Harker, Architect discuss his graduate research which led to the development of the TAO design group. TAO Design Group developed theories and structures that have proved a prophetic forerunner of current trends in Bio-mimicry, sustainability and sculptural form. This work has been published internationally, and exhibited at the Pompidou Centre in Paris and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. After 40 years, the research of the group continues to be relevant.

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