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Gibbs Professor Named NCARB Scholar

Marjorie Callahan holds her NCARB Scholar award while wearing a face mask and red jacket.

Gibbs Professor Named NCARB Scholar


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September 23, 2021

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Marjorie Callahan, a professor with the Gibbs College of Architecture, was recently named a National Council of Architecture Registration Boards (NCARB) Scholar in Professional Practice for 2021! Callahan, along with fourteen other professionals in architecture from across the country, gathered for a training event at California Polytechnic University from August 12th – 14th. During this event the scholars heard from experts and their peers concerning best practices, teaching methods, and the current and near-future path to licensure.  

Congratulations to Marjorie Callahan on this impressive recognition! 


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