We need MENTORSHIP to support the profession with Sean Sheffler
Sean Scheffler, a senior associate architect at LGA Partners and the 2024 AIA Pittsburgh President. Sean shares his background and experience in the architecture industry, including his work on various project types. He discusses the challenges and benefits of being a generalist in the field and offers advice for professionals navigating a similar career path. Sean also emphasizes the importance of mentorship and shares his experiences as an adjunct professor at La Roche University. He teaches Revit and Contract Documents, providing insights into his teaching approach.
In this conversation, Sean Sheffler discusses his experience teaching Revit and the importance of overcoming the fear of software. He also provides advice for professionals looking to teach. Sean shares his involvement in the AIA and the various roles he has held, including the Leadership Institute for Emerging Professionals. He talks about the challenges and rewards of being the president of the AIA Pittsburgh chapter during its 125th anniversary year. Sean encourages young professionals to remember the positive and energizing days in their careers and to not lose faith.
Takeaways
• Don’t be afraid to experiment and overcome the fear of software when teaching Revit.
• Passion and energy are key to being a successful teacher.
• Getting involved in the AIA can provide opportunities for personal and professional growth.
• The Leadership Institute for Emerging Professionals is a valuable program for developing leadership skills.
• Being the president of the AIA chapter requires time commitment and the ability to lead in your own unique way.
• Don’t hesitate to join the AIA and contribute your skills and passions to the organization.
• Remember the positive and fulfilling moments in your career to stay motivated.
• Don’t be afraid to ask questions and seek guidance from experienced professionals.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanesheffler/
LGA Partners: https://lga-partners.com/
AIA Pittsburgh: https://aiapgh.org/
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Editing and Motion Graphics: Gus Bernal
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