Kenneth Schwartz Elected President Of National Architectural Accrediting Board

October 26, 2000 -- Kenneth Schwartz, associate professor of architecture at the University of Virginia, has been elected president of the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). The organization is responsible for establishing policy and accrediting the 131 professional degree programs in architecture throughout the United States. Schwartz will assume the president’s role in October 2001 following a one-year term as president-elect.

The NAAB board includes architectural educators, representatives of professional organizations in architecture, two student members and two public members. Appointed to the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Schwartz has served on the board since 1999.

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