Ep. 77 - Highway to the Architecture Zone with architect and Navy Officer Lauren

In the world of architecture there are many different career paths you can take, including becoming an architect for the U.S. military. Join Katerina on this week's episode as she sits down with fellow Illinois Tech alumni and Navy Officer Lauren to discuss what it's like to work as an architect in the U.S. Navy. 

Lauren shares her journey of transitioning from the private sector to the U.S. Navy, including if the information she studied for ARE (architectural) exams is beneficial to her new role. From officer training to managing projects on a Navy base, Lauren illustrates the route you can take by serving your country while remaining in the field of architecture

*Disclaimer: The experiences and views are those of the individual and are not representative of the U.S. Navy. 

 

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Connect with Lauren via email: lcapuano15@gmail.com

 

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