Consent agreement was fully executed + fine was paid.

Fine reduction and consent agreement was approved by the Commonwealth of MA - Board of Registration of Architects.

Requested a reduction of the proposed fine.

Formed a response to prosecution with legal representation.

Retained legal counsel with a non-profit hourly rate of $330/hr.

Was assigned a prosecutor by the Division of Occupational Licensure after multiple email inquires.

Contacted legal representation.

Requested clarification on the process, next steps, potential paths.

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Met with people to understand if this was common in the Commonwealth of MA.

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Was told a prosecutor would provide that information.

Requested an open records request to understand how I was reported.

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No information was provided since the investigation is still open.

Was notified that the investigation and my response was reviewed by the Board of Registration of Architects.

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A vote was made to assign me a prosecutor despite my response with corrections, documentation that I was not practicing architecture in the Commonwealth of MA and my request to close the investigation.

Elected to Boston Society of Architects Board of Directors - director of equity.

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I ran unopposed.

The Boston Society of Architects confirmed they never received my consent to be on the ballot for the board of directors elections. 

They accidentally misspelled my email address despite being in contact about previous panel and jury and apologized for the oversight.

Submitted my formal response to the investigation correcting all bios to clarify I am a licensed architect in Texas and work in the Boston area. I asked that the investigation be closed.

I submitted proof of licensure, letters of support from the Enterprise Foundation and my employer, 2yrs of quarterly reports to prove I have not been practicing architecture in the Commonwealth of MA.

Donated my time to serve as a juror for the Boston Society of Architects Housing Design Awards.

Received an email from a friend informing me that they voted for me on the Boston Society of Architects (BSA) ballot for Director of Equity.  I was the only candidate for that role.

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I never consented to or was contacted about formalizing this nomination.  At the time I wasn't an AIA or BSA member and could not vote for myself.  The ballot listed my name and did not have any of my information or a headshot.

Received an email notifying me that an investigation was opened because my bio indicated I was an "architect in the Boston area" without paying reciprocity - the investigation claimed that was a violation of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 112, Section 60K.

Asked to be a juror for the Boston Society of Architects Housing Design Awards.

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I accepted despite not being compensated for my time.

Contacted by the Boston Society of Architects nominations committee member to consider a board of directors nomination for director of equity. 

Was told I would be contacted further before the fall by the executive director for equity clarifications. 

Donated my time as a panelist for the Boston Society of Architects series on Race + Architecture -HOUSING + THE ROLE OF THE DESIGNER (video).

Began teaching Community Practice at the Boston Architectural College.

Began my role as a Community Development Corporation project manager and Rose Fellow.

Moved to Boston, MA for the Enterprise Rose Fellowship.

Accepted Enterprise Rose Fellowship Position in Boston, MA.

Officially became a licensed architect in the state of Texas.

I passed my 7th/ last ARE (architecture registration exam).

I graduated with a B.Arch.