National Organization of Minority Architects
The Crisis in American Cities: Dr. King’s Call 58 Years Later The National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) is disheartened, but not surprised, by this act of malice from those seeking to deprofessionalize careers that serve the public good. The United States Department of Education has declared architecture a non-professional degree, severely limiting access to financial aid and government funding.
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- Website: http://www.noma.net/
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- Email: tiffany.mayhew@noma.net (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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The Crisis in American Cities: Dr. King’s Call 58 Years Later The National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) is disheartened, but not surprised, by this act of malice from those seeking to deprofessionalize careers that serve the public good. The United States Department of Education has declared architecture a non-professional degree, severely limiting access to financial aid and government funding.
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