Paige, a native of Watertown, SD, first discovered her passion for architecture at Watertown High School, where she excelled in a drafting trade class. This early interest led her to North Dakota State University, where her love for the field deepened through hands-on experiences in architectural modeling.
Throughout the rigorous ARE process, comprising six exams, Paige has demonstrated exceptional dedication and mastery across diverse areas, including project management and construction administration. Her journey at EAPC Architects Engineers (EAPC) has been marked by significant contributions to projects like Monument Health in Spearfish and many academic facilities at NDSU and SDSU.
“Paige’s commitment and enthusiasm have made her a standout member of our team. Her ability to tackle complex challenges across multiple sectors showcases not only her skill but her versatility as an architect,” said EAPC’s Director of Higher Education Shawn Crowley.
EAPC has proudly supported Paige through mentoring and study resources, reinforcing our commitment to nurturing talent and promoting professional growth.
Congratulations, Paige, on this remarkable achievement!