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Gregory L. Erny Inaugurated as NCARB President

6-27-17 NCARB Pres
June 27, 2017

Gregory L. Erny, FAIA, NCARB, was inaugurated as the 98th president of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) at its Annual Business Meeting. As president, the Reno, NV, architect will lead the organization that supports the 54 U.S. architectural licensing boards, which serve more than 111,000 licensure candidates and architects.

“NCARB plays an increasingly vital role in advocating for architectural regulation, both for our Member Boards and the public,” Erny said. “We will continue to improve our programs for individuals at every stage of their architecture career while ensuring the public remains protected.”

During his term, Erny will focus on exploring new ways NCARB can meet the needs of the evolving profession, improving the relationship between licensure candidates and supervisors, emphasizing the value of architectural licensure, and strengthening reciprocal licensure through the NCARB Certificate.

First appointed to the Nevada Board of Architecture, Interior Design, and Residential Design in 1996, Erny served two terms as the Nevada Board chair from 2000-2003 and 2011-2014. He has been a dedicated NCARB volunteer for two decades, offering his time and expertise to numerous committees—including several related to the development and evolution of the Architect Registration Examination (ARE), the national exam used to test a licensure candidate’s knowledge and skills.

Since 2008, Erny has served in several positions on the NCARB Board of Directors, including terms as first vice president/president-elect, second vice president, secretary, and regional director of NCARB’s Western Conference (Region 6). He has also been a valuable member of the Professional Conduct, Procedures and Documents, and Professional Development committees, as well as chair of the Regional Leadership Committee.

Erny opened his own practice, Architects + LLC, in 1983, just two years after earning his initial license. He continues to serve as president of his firm and remains an active member of the Nevada Board. Erny is also a member of the AIA, having served as president of AIA Northern Nevada and AIA Nevada. He is the recipient of the AIA Nevada Silver Medal and was elevated to the AIA’s College of Fellows in May 2017. Erny remains heavily involved in his community, acting as a commissioner for the City of Reno’s Historic Resources Commission, chairman of the Bailey Charter Elementary School Board, and director on the Nevada Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

Erny graduated from Ball State University with both a Bachelor of Environmental Design and a Bachelor of Architecture. He has been an NCARB Certificate holder since 1998 and is currently licensed in Nevada and California.

To learn more about President Erny, visit NCARB’s YouTube channel.

KEYWORDS: architects NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards)

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