The American Institute of Architect (AIA) have selected William Hood and Jake DeNeui to receive the 2012 a/e ProNet scholarship. The program, initiated by a/e ProNet, a national association of insurance brokers who are committed to providing liability insurance and loss prevention to architects, is awarded to architecture students who demonstrate a particular interest in the principles of management in architecture practice. Hood and DeNeui will both receive $2,500 to use towards their tuition.
Two Recipients Selected for the a/e ProNet Scholarship
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Daylighting design strategies enhance retail
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and dining experiences
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the Eagles Landing barndominium
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