History
S.O.D.A. was first born in 1999 out of its predecessor, N.O.M.A.,
the National Organization of Minorities in Architecture. The new acronym
of S.O.D.A. was enacted in an effort to broaden the much restricted
term of “minority” into the more accepted and positive
term of “diversity.” Although it is important to
understand and improve racial diversity in architecture and design,
it is more important to be aware of and involved in all aspects
of diversity.
Through a diverse political, cultural, religious, ethnic and racial
approach to architecture, we, as an organization, seek to attain
an understanding of what architecture really is in the perspective
of different people, and why each of us enjoys being an architecture
student.
Mission Statement
To enrich the diverse and cultural components of the student body.
And Empower the Architecture and Planning community from which companies
and firms can recruit.
Officers
President :: Charlè Guerrero
Vice President :: Jason Walker
Secretary :: Steve Suranowitz
Treasurer :: Liz De Vore
Social Coordinator :: Kenieth Musser
Webmaster :: Linda Song
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By-Laws
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