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NCARB has made updates to its Position on the Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Architectural Profession. Learn more: bit.ly/4uOet3Q

For Week 2 of #BuildingSafetyMonth2026, we're joining the @IntlCodeCouncil to amplify the voices of five building safety professionals sharing how we can best work together to keep our communities safe. Learn more⤵️ bit.ly/3R5lxuv

#BuildingSafetyMonth2026🏗️ Whether you’re already an architect or you're working toward earning your license, we've rounded up four ways you can you can partner with local building safety professionals to protect your community: bit.ly/3OXBiD9 @IntlCodeCouncil

#BuildingSafetyMonth2026 continues! Week 2: Voices of the Built Environment—celebrating the people who help keep our homes, workplaces & gathering spaces safe. How can you help make sure the places where we live, work and play are safe? #BuildingSafety365 youtube.com/watch?v=OztxOE…

Mark your calendars for a live webinar explaining licensure paths for international licensure applicants—next Thursday (5/14) at 3:00 p.m. ET! ✍️ Register now to join us: 🔗bit.ly/4wkh7QG

From tackling all six ARE 5.0 divisions to finding the right mentor, we've rounded up the top advice from today's architects for emerging professionals on the path to licensure. 🤝bit.ly/4f8JFGi #ARE5 #NCARB

For the first time, four design profession regulators—NCIDQ, CLARB, NCEES, and NCARB—have come together as the Interorganizational Council on Regulation (ICOR) to release guidance on overlapping and incidental practice. 🔗loom.ly/gHMKhc0

Several changes to ARE 5.0 are effective as of today, April 27, 2026. Learn more: bit.ly/4cPytfd

We recently chatted with Ohio-based architect David Dameron about how he earned a license after 25 years in the field—and how mentors helped him get there. Read his full story: 🔗bit.ly/48dR5UE #Architect #Mentorship

Have questions about the upcoming changes to online proctored exams? Join us next Tuesday (4/28) at 3 p.m. ET to learn more about the new secondary camera device and Windows Operating System requirements, effective on June 1. Register now: 🔗bit.ly/4cwmKlu

NCARB and our South African counterpart, @sacapsa, have signed a new reciprocity agreement going into effect July 6, 2026. 🇿🇦🇺🇸 Learn more: bit.ly/48cYfbO

Time is running out to apply for NCARB Scholars in Professional Practice 2026! ⏰ Learn more & apply by the April 20 deadline: ncarb.org/scholars #NCARB

Starting June 1, 2026, there will be two changes to online proctoring requirements for ARE 5.0. Learn more: 🔗 bit.ly/4tiE98r #ARE5 #NCARB

Ever wondered what drives updates to NCARB’s programs? Or who gets to be involved in the decision-making process? In our latest How it Works video, we explain the full process of NCARB program updates, from ideation to implementation: 🔗bit.ly/3OpWi53

In a recent interview with Retrofit Magazine, NCARB 2025-2026 President Edward T. Marley explained how Pathways to Practice will impact licensed professionals who already are practicing architecture. 🔗bit.ly/4tw7j3F #Architecture #NCARB

Our short survey exploring how family status has impacted your architecture career is closing today (Friday, April 3)—share your feedback to help NCARB develop flexible, accessible pathways to licensure. 🔗 bit.ly/4dmk4Jk

Applications for the 2026 Scholars in Professional Practice program are now open! NCARB Scholars is an intensive training opportunity that gathers educators from architecture schools nationwide for peer learning & expert training. Apply by April 20: 🔗bit.ly/4tg7G27

We recently caught up with AIAS Secretary/Treasurer Andrew Tillman. Read Andrew’s story to see how he was able to fast-track his journey toward licensure and how he’s using his experience to advocate for architecture students. 🔗bit.ly/3NqS2Su #Architect #NCARB

As part of the NCARB and @NomaNational joint Building on Belonging effort, we’re working to understand how challenges related to family status impact candidates’ licensure progress. Share your experience: 🔗bit.ly/4lRHuZp #WorkLifeBalance #FamilyAndWork

NCARB’s Futures Collaborative has been exploring how factors like technological disruption, climate crises, and evolving project delivery models are reshaping the role of the architect. Learn more: 🔗loom.ly/4RLiHRE