Senior Elected Vice-President Of Junior Architect Association
A KU student, Brent Porter, Halfway, Mo., senior, was elected Vice-President of the student branch of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) at their annual Thanksgiving vacation meeting in Washington, D.C.
Porter, who served as regional director of the central states for the organization last year, will automatically assume the presidency next Thanksgiving.
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Tuesday, November 30, 1965
"A great deal of campaigning" preceded the election, Porter said. He credited a unified effort by all the schools in the region for his success.
THE STUDENT branch of the AIA is a sub-organization of an association for professional architects. Porter said its purpose is to "offer a transition into professional life" for student architects and to acquaint them with the parent organization and its problems.
Approximately 250 representatives from all the architectural schools in the country assembled in Washington to discuss the social, economic, political, and
physical aspects of the profession.
physical aspects of the profession In addition, the students meet in conjunction with the professional AIA conference in a major U.S. city during the summer months. This year's meeting will be held in Denver.
Guatemalan Educators Visit K.U. School of Education
Bill Meinershagen, Chillicothe, Mo., junior, and Tom Walsman, Kansas City, Mo., senior, accompanied Porter to the assembly as representatives of the KU School of Architecture.
Starting today, 10 Guatemalan educators will be visiting the KU campus as guests of the School of Education.
They are participants in a special project under the Teacher Development Program which is sponsored by the Office of Education of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
THE CENTRAL American teachers will tour the KU School of Education, Lawrence High School, the Children's Rehabilitation Unit in Kansas City, and Haskell Indian Institute. They will also be guests of honor at various department dinners and teas.
The program, which will last three days, was arranged by the International Exchange and Training Branch of the Office of Education.
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(Frosh Game 6:00 P.M. with Coffeyville Junior College)
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