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EPNet: Black Women in Design—Career development and growth

Aisha DB Daydreamin a self portrait c2003 Acrylic on canvas

Daydreamin’ (a self portrait), c. 2003. Acrylic on canvas

Aisha Densmore-Bey

  • COST

    Free and open to the public

  • TYPE

    CEs

  • AUDIENCE

    Professionals

  • ACCREDITATIONS

    1.5 LU AIA credits available

Join the BSA Emerging Professionals Network (EPNet) for a listening and learning conversation with a panel of successful and inspiring Black women in the design and construction fields. This panel discussion will explore the role of gender and race in career development. Each speaker will discuss their different career paths, challenges, experiences, and opportunities. Please join this discussion and bring your questions for a moderated Q&A!

This event is part of the BSA Equity in Architecture program.

Panelists:
Aisha Densmore-Bey Assoc. AIA
DDes at Harvard GSD, designer, filmmaker, author

Racquel Davey AIA, NOMA, LEED AP, WELL AP
Senior PM at Redgate, former BosNOMA chair

Susan Blomquist AIA, LEED, AP
Assoc. Principal at Payette, BSA VP for Communication

About the BSA Emerging Professionals Network
The BSA Emerging Professionals Network (EPNet) is an active social and professional network. Geared specifically toward recent graduates, Architectural Experience Program™ (AXP™) participants, young architects, designers, and other AEC professionals, EPNet hosts tours, presentations, firm visits, and other programs. Anyone building their AEC career is welcome to join, connect, and contribute.

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