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NCARB Awards 2004 President's Medals

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2003-2004 NCARB President Robert Boynton, FAIA, awarded the President's Medal to six individuals. Read More

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Frank M. Guillot, AIA, of Burlington, VT, was elected 2004-2005 NCARB president. Read More

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2002-2003 NCARB President C. Robert Campbell awarded the President's Medal to five individuals. Read More

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C. Robert Campbell, AIA, of Albuquerque, NM, was elected 2002-2003 NCARB president. Read More

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Bill Bevins, West Virginia Architect, Named President of Architects' National Council

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C. William Bevins, AIA, of Charleston, WV, was installed as 2001-2002 NCARB President. Read More

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