Get on Board
Service on a state or territorial licensing board is a rewarding opportunity to contribute to the development and implementation of architectural regulatory policies that protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. Learn more about state licensing boards and their role.
In an effort to ensure the public benefits from a diverse and engaged licensing board, NCARB’s Get on Board initiative seeks to:
- Promote the value of serving on a licensing board
- Cultivate diverse future leaders
- Support future board vacancies
Ready to serve on a licensing board? Board vacancies occur year-round and can be for licensed architects, architect educators, public members, and other professionals. You can view the most recent or upcoming vacancies on this page. If you have any questions about a board vacancy or want to learn more, please contact us at council-relations@ncarb.org or contact your local licensing board.
Delaware Board of Architects
- Architect
- Public Member
Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design
- Interior Designer
Hawaii Board of Professional Engineers, Architects, Surveyors, and Landscape Architects
- Public Member
Maine Board of Licensure of Architects, Landscape Architects and Interior Designers
- Architects (3)
- Landscape Architect
- Public Member
Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensing: Board of Registration of Architects
- Public Member
New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure & Certification
- Public Member
New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs: State Board of Architects
- Architects (2)
- Landscape Architect
- Public Member
Ohio Architects Board
- Public Member
Pennsylvania State Architects Licensure Board
- Public Member (2)
Wisconsin Examining Board of Architects, Landscape Architects, Professional Engineers, Designers and Professional Land Surveyors
- Architect
- Public Members (6)
A majority of board vacancies are posted on a rolling basis. We recommend familiarizing yourself with your board and checking in every so often to learn about what opportunities are available.
Questions?
Please contact your licensing board or NCARB’s Council Relations Department at council-relations@ncarb.org for more information.
