Region of the Virginias

Mary Patton Cox, FAIA

Mary Patton Cox, FAIA

Every AIA member in Virginia and West Virginia is a member of the Region of the Virginias and is represented on the National AIA board by a Regional Director.  The Regional Director voices the concerns of our two-state region in national AIA policy discussions and is our conduit for information to and from our national component.   Mary Cox, FAIA, is the current Regional Director.

Mary has a long and distinguished career of AIA leadership at the local and state level including:

1995-6 statewide IDP Coordinator
1998 Distinguished Achievement Award
1999 VSAIA VP Government Affairs
2000 VSAIA VP Advocacy
2001 VSAIA First VP / President-elect
2002 VSAIA President
2008 Elevated to Fellowship
2008 Received the Marcellus Wright, Jr. award from AIA Richmond

Below you’ll find updates on her activity.

March 2013

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November 2012

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December 2011 

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Regional Directors

1986-1989     Paul H. Barkley, FAIA

1989-1992     Francis R. Guffey, FAIA

1992-1995     Joseph J. Wisnewski, FAIA

1995-1998      Helene Combs Dreiling, FAIA

1998-2001     Richard L. Ford, Jr., FAIA

2001-2004     Robert E. Middlebrooks, AIA

2004-2007     Michel C. Ashe, FAIA

2007-2010     Edward W. Tucker, AIA

2010-2013     Mary Patton Cox, FAIA

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