Network
What are networks?
Networks, as special interest groups within IDEC, are formed and disbanded at the will of the membership.
What is the process to form a network?
No formal process needs to be followed to form a network. As few as three members can advocate and create a network. A network can be disbanded by a simple majority vote (with a quorum present of network members) at an Annual Conference, or if several years go by without any activity or participation.
What is the purpose of a network?
The purpose of a network is to share teaching ideas and discuss issues with other interested members. A Chair or Co-Chair can be elected or appointed by members of the network to coordinate activities and conduct network meetings. Members can belong to as many networks as desired. The networks are meant to be fluid and ever-changing to truly reflect interests and concerns of the membership. This is a forum for members to voice or identify issues that can be addressed in the organization.
When do networks meet?
Networks meet a minimum of once a year at the Annual Conference, but can use the eRecord, eNews, listserv or website to communicate with IDEC members. Networks can request financial support through Projects and Grants Program or the IDEC Foundation.
Networks
Architects Practicing/Educating Interior Design(ers)
Chair: Paul Black
Continuing Education
Chair: Ron Reed
Chairs:Susan Rey-Degges
Diversity
Chair: Abi Asojo
Chair: Sabrina Frey
Chairs: Matthew Dunn, Christopher Johnson
Chair: Barbara Lowenthal
Chair: Peggy Honey
Inside-Out: Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Chair: Hepi Wachter
International Member Assistance
Chair: Cigdem Akkurt
Chair: Tina Sarawgi
Chair:
Chairs:Tiiu Poldma
Chair: Marilyn Whitney
Chairs: Lisa Tucker
Chair: Diana Ingham
Chair: Stephanie Clemons
