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ACRA Submits Comments on ACHP Strategic Plan
This week, CRM professionals from ACRA shared their expertise with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP). The ACHP had asked for public comments on its strategic plan, and ACRA members were keen to weigh in. In a substantive, 7-page letter, ACRA urged...
Students @ Conference: Special Events and More
ACRA's Annual Conference is the premier networking event for the CRM industry - which makes it a great opportunity for students preparing for a career in CRM! This year's conference will be held October 24-27 at the Historic Davenport in Spokane, WA. For only $25, you...
Experience Spokane! 2019 ACRA Conference Events include Bus Tour, History & Prehistory Sessions, and More
So often we go to a city for a conference or business meeting and spend our time three places: at the airport, in our hotel room, and in a conference room. We miss seeing the sites and soul of the host city, many of which have an incredibly rich and nuanced past. ACRA...
Architectural Historians Need to be Safe, Too.
Architectural historians: what hazards do you face besides leaning buildings? Now is your chance to make an impact and educate the broader CRM industry about the health and safety issues architectural historians face in the field! ACRA’s Health and Safety Committee is...
NAEP Webinar: NEPA Case Law Update
As a part of our new partnership with NAEP, ACRA members are eligible to receive the member price for NAEP webinars. See below for information on an upcoming webinar on NEPA policy, and access the discount code here. The National Association of Environmental...
Water Over the Dam: “WERC-shop” on Federal Hydroelectric Project Relicensing
All 50 states in the US use hydroelectric power in one form or another. Has your firm worked on or wanted to bid on a hydroelectric relicensing project? Do you understand the nuances of the traditional vs. integrated licensing processes? How about the difference...
Learn More about the Center for Applied Isotope Studies at the University of Georgia (Sponsored)
You may have heard of the Center for Applied Isotope Studies at the University of Georgia. Since its earliest iteration in 1968 (then known as the Geochronology Laboratory), the team at CAIS have been working as scientific detectives for years, conducting...
CRM Firms in the News: Volume Eight
Readers can now find relevant news items compiled all in one place! In our CRM Firms in the News series, we feature recent mentions of ACRA member firms and their projects across the country. Was your firm recently featured in a news article or on social media? Send...
2 New Webinars Available on ACRA Webinars on Demand
Whether you couldn't make the original presentation or want to give others the option to hear a session you found informative, ACRA has its Webinars on Demand program to allow you to do continuing education on your own time. We just added two new options for you - our...
ACRA Member Charissa Durst Selected for Columbus Business Award
Charissa Durst, President and owner of ACRA member firm Hardlines Design Company, has been named one of the honorees in Smart Business Columbus magazine’s list of 2019 Central Ohio Smart 50 award winners. The Smart 50 Awards recognize the top executives of the...