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In the season finale, Andy looks ahead to what it will take to implement Pathways to Practice and what candidates can expect in the years to come.
Andy speaks with Mike Kolejka, Chair of NCARB’s Policy Advisory Committee and an Arizona board member, about the policy and regulatory steps needed to adopt new licensure pathways. The conversation explores member board approval, jurisdictional differences, and the importance of maintaining public protection.
Then, Jared Zurn returns to discuss implementation timelines, candidate transition planning, dual delivery, and how NCARB will continue gathering feedback as future programs are developed.
Find out more about Pathways to Practice.
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ANDRA EPISODER I DENNA PODCAST
Get an inside look at licensure, regulation, and the initiatives shaping the future of architectural practice. The NCARB Podcast, hosted by Andy McIntyre, Vice President at NCARB, brings together architects, educators, regulators, researchers, and industry leaders to unpack the systems behind licen…
Experience is essential to becoming an architect—but access to meaningful experience is not always equal. This episode looks at how candidates earn experience today and how firm culture can shape the path to licensure.
Andy speaks with Gabriella Bermea, Chair of NCARB’s Experience Committee, about …
Before we can understand where licensure is going, we need to understand how it got here. In this opening episode, Andy introduces NCARB’s Pathways to Practice initiative and explores the history of architectural licensure in the United States.
Andy first speaks with Ed Marley, NCARB’s FY26 Preside…
If the current licensure system works for many people, why change it? This episode explores the barriers, disparities, and broader pressures that led NCARB to launch Pathways to Practice.
Andy speaks with Bryan C. Lee Jr., President of the National Organization of Minority Architects, about access,…
Education has long been one of the pillars of architectural licensure—but what does a degree actually demonstrate? This episode examines how education fits into licensure today and why it is central to conversations about access, equity, and competency.
Andy speaks with Jeremy Fretts, NCARB’s Assis…
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