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Connecting HBCU architecture students with top firms
"The program exceeded my expectations, proving to be both delightful and remarkable."
- Jayden Woullard, Tuskegee University
Gresham Smith Intern
dedicated to empowering communities and inspiring the
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The NOMA CEF Mission
The NOMA CEF is organized and operated to engage in charitable, scientific, and educational endeavors.
We educate individuals and community leaders about the power of architecture to improve lives, develop solutions, and transform the places where we live, learn, work, and play.
We inform the community about the role and value of community architects.
We motivate and inspire minority youth to become architects.
We promote the design and development of living, working, and recreational environments of the highest quality for all people.
We work with NOMA, NOMA chapters, and other organizations to advance the architectural profession.
NOMA CEF LEADERSHIP
Anzie Gilmore
NOMA CEF Board Member
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Carlton Smith
NOMA CEF Board Member
Heather O’Neal
NOMA CEF Board Member
Kathy Dixon
NOMA CEF Board Member
Sanford Garner
NOMA CEF Board Member
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OUR IMPACT
We collaborate with xyz to contribute resources, do this, do that, and do lots of other things.
Together with our partners at all levels we are able to transform the world of architecture for the modern architect
Our Programs
NOMA CEF
Programs
The NOMA CEF two primary items of focus are Project Pipeline and the Prescott Reavis HBCU Professional Development Program.
Prescott Reavis HBCU PDP Grant has been established through the generous donations of our HBCU PDP firm sponsors.
HBCU Professional Development Program
We foster the next generation of design professionals, civic leaders, and changemakers.
Project Pipeline
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The program exceeded my expectations, proving to be both delightful and remarkable. The organizers ensured ample communication, equipping me adequately for participation in the numerous hosted events.
Jayden Woullard
Tuskegee University
Gresham Smith Intern
The program has given me an opportunity to not only further my professional career, but also allowed me to become someone other black, female architecture students can look to for inspiration by showing that hard work and passion can and will get you far.
Kayla Cuffy
FAMU
KPF Intern
The HBCU Professional Development Program was very helpful due to its seminar topics, meeting times, and resources. In addition, there were always so many professionals eager to assist me and my peers so it was easy to network.
Dallas Brooks
Howard
The Lawrence Group Intern