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| The American Institute for Full Employment |
The American Institute for Full Employment is a non-profit,public policy research and development center founded in 1994. |
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| The American Institute of Architects - AIA Homepage |
The American Institute of Architects |
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| The American Institute of Architects - Eastern New York - Welcome |
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| The American Institute of Architects - Replace |
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| The American Institute of Architects Southern New York Chapter (AIA Southern New York)(aiasny) |
American Institute of Architects Southern New York Chapter is a not-for-profit chapter of the international,American Institute of Architects, and a component of the regional organization known as AIA New York State. AIA/SNY represents architects and professionally related members in the engineering, construction, and building materials manufacturers within the southern tier of New York State. (aia of southern new york) |
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| The American Institute of Architects, East Bay |
The AIA East Bay’s members are architects and allied professionals in Contra Costa,Alameda, Solano, and Napa Counties. Founded in 1947, AIAEB’s mission supports architects in their endeavor to improve the quality of life for all Northern Californians by creating more livable communities, advocating design excellence and promoting quality work environments. |
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| The American Institute of Mutual Equality |
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| The American Institute of Physics -- Physics Publications and Resources |
Gateway for news,jobs, and other physics resources. AIP is a leading STM publisher of research journals, proceedings and other scientific publications. AIP provides services for scientific societies including membership and subscription management. |
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| The American Institute of Polish Culture, Incorporated |
The American Institute of Polish Culture,Inc., founded in 1972 by Mrs. Blanka A. Rosenstiel, is a non- profit, non-sectarian, tax-exempt, Florida corporation. The aims of the Institute are twofold: first, to share with all Americans the rich heritage of Poland, which has contributed in important ways to Western civilization; second, to establish a center of educational facilities and resources for the encouragement and promotion of the scientific and aesthetic endeavors of Americans of Polish descent. |
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| The American International Women's Club of Cologne |
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