2012 AIA Central Valley Board Candidate Statements

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Name: Kristopher Barkley, AIA, Design Principal Firm: Dreyfuss & Blackford Architects Education: B. Arch, University of Idaho AIA Involvement: AIACV Board Treasurer (Current and 2005), AIACV Architecture Matters/Design Forum Co- Organizer (Current), AIACV Competition Advisor to the Capitol Mall Design Competition (Current), AIACC Design Awards Committee, AIACV Board Secretary, 2006, AIACV Board Director, 2009/2010 and 2003/2004, AIACV School Liaison Committee, AIACV Design Awards Task Force, 2011, 2008, 2002, chair 2004 and 2006. Member Since: 1990 Statement: I would be honored to continue serving the AIA Central Valley Chapter as Secretary. The continuation of our efforts to make our Chapter a visual and vital part of the fabric of our region is very important to the future of our organization. To be effective, these efforts must include collaboration with government agencies and related trade organizations, development of our emerging professionals, promotion of the practice of architecture as a necessary component of the built environment and educating the public about the benefits of design excellence. I feel that architects, especially AIA architects, have a responsibility to our profession to act as creative problem solvers. Developing programs and opportunities for our members to provide solutions and resources to our community should be a priority for our Chapter. In this way we can prove our value and promote our member firms as the first choice for regional projects. I look forward to helping in this regard and pledge to support our members in any way that I can. 2
Name: Michael Parrott, AIA Firm: Nacht & Lewis Architects Board Position: Treasurer Education: California Poly, San Luis Obispo Involvement: AIACV BOD (2010-2011), AAH (2004–present), COTE (2000 & 2001) & BEEP (1997) Member Since: 1996 Statement: I am interested in serving the design community as treasurer with the AIA Central Valley Board of Directors to help improve our understanding of the built environment. By serving as a current Director for the Central Valley Chapter, I found the dialogue between architects, engineers, contractors and the community can have a positive impact on the built environment. Being the Treasurer provides an excellent opportunity to broaden the potential impact of such collaboration. If elected, I would bring an enduring commitment, organizational skills and an aspiration to engage the entire community to the Board of Directors. Name: Pat Derickson, AIA Firm: President, Stafford King Wiese Architects Board Position: Director Education: B.Arch University of Oregon Involvement: AIACV Board, CSI-Past President Sacramento Chapter, CSHE, ASHE, SacMetro Chamber – Healthcare and Biosciences task force, Region Builders Council Member Member Since: 1998 Statement: The AIA is the voice of the architectural profession. As the profession continues to struggle within the worst economy in 80 years with pressure to change the way we practice accelerating, we need the AIACV to be a strong advocate and resource for us. We have many common interests: architectural design, sustainable design, integrated project delivery, LEAN principles, and building information modeling. To be effective, the AIA must be relevant to its members, but the bigger challenge may be for us to remain relevant to our communities. This is an important dialogue to have and I am very pleased to have the opportunity to be part of it. 3
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