ASID Texas Chapter

Over the weekend we had the opportunity to train the incoming leadership and in doing so we had many great speakers!

Michelle Sowers brought so much passion to the conversation around Student Affairs, reminding us how important it is to introduce students to the design profession early.

The future of design starts long before the first college studio.

By reaching high school students now, we have the opportunity to inspire future college students, support them as emerging professionals, and ultimately help shape the next generation of designers.

It’s not just about growing our profession — it’s about creating the path for who comes next.

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A little lunch break between leadership sessions! 🥗✨

Good food, great conversations, and even better company as our ASID Texas leaders take a moment to recharge, connect, and build relationships across the chapter.

Because some of the best ideas happen around the table.

Before you see the events, connections, and all the fun that ASID Texas brings to life, there’s a whole lot of work happening behind the scenes.

Cody Sabo walked our leaders through the policies, bylaws, and duties that help keep our chapter organized, accountable, and moving forward.

Strong chapters don’t just happen — they’re built by leaders willing to learn the details, understand their responsibilities, and put in the work. 💪

ASID Texas Chapter President Nichelle Holley sharing key updates on the systems that keep our chapter moving forward.

Strong leadership is supported by strong operations; ensuring our statewide teams stay informed, organized, and aligned as we continue building a successful year for ASID Texas.

Behind every strong chapter is a leadership team committed to learning, collaborating, and moving forward together.

ASID Texas Chapter leaders gathered for statewide training focused on strengthening communication, alignment, and connection across our design community.

We’re excited for the year ahead and everything we’ll accomplish together. 🤍

Leadership in action. ✨

ASID Texas President 2026–2027, Faye Nielsen, ASID Allied, shares her vision and expectations for the year ahead—centered on strong communication, meaningful collaboration, accountability, participation, responsiveness, and statewide coordination.

As our chapter continues to grow and serve the design community across Texas, aligned leadership and a shared commitment to the work ahead will be key to moving forward together.

Deadline extended! More time, more chances — go snag that scholarship money.

ASID TX has extended its deadline for scholarship submission. The last day to SUBMIT will be FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th 2026 at 5:00 PM. CT

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