Tuskegee student elected vice president of national architecture organization
Jennifer Taylor, a senior from Montgomery, Ala., will serve as vice president for the American Institute of Architecture Students. The architecture major at Tuskegee University was selected in December during the organization’s annual meeting in Savannah, Ga. As part of her duties, Taylor will work and reside in Washington, D.C. to represent students from accredited architecture schools in the nation. After graduating in the spring, she will begin her one-year tenure and also serve on several national committees such as the National Architectural Accrediting Board and school accrediting teams.
“I chose to run on a national level because the AIAS chapter at Tuskegee really gave our students a voice and we created about three first-time events which allowed our students to gain more professional development,” Taylor said.
