Hudson Meyn, an undergraduate student at Tulane's School of Architecture, has been named to a national panel focused on advancing the architecture profession. Serving as a student liaison to the American Institute of Architects' (AIA) Strategic Council, Meyn will contribute to a study group tasked with exploring innovative ways to enhance member value, boost engagement, and promote positive change within the industry. The council’s key initiatives include reimagining the future of membership, empowering emerging professionals, proposing an AIA Member Bill of Rights, encouraging the adoption of the Guides to Equitable Practice, and advancing equity throughout the architectural field.

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) is a prestigious professional organization dedicated to supporting architects and promoting excellence in architecture. Founded in 1857, the AIA serves as the voice of the architecture profession in the United States, offering education, advocacy, and community enhancement to its over 95,000 members. The organization is committed to driving positive change through the power of design and architecture, providing resources, professional development, and extensive networking opportunities. With a focus on ethical standards, public safety, and sustainability, the AIA advocates for policies that enhance the built environment and fosters a deeper understanding of architecture's impact on daily life and the global community. The AIA's leadership in architectural excellence not only shapes professional practice but also enriches our world and builds a better future through design innovation.

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