Student awarded AIANYS Student of the Year Award
The 2018 AIA New York State Honor Awards Jury has awarded Leah Przybylski the AIANYS Student of the Year Award for notable contributions and accomplishments by a student member of the AIA within New York State. Congratualtions, Leah!
Leah Przybylski is a 3rd year Master of Architecture Student at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester NY. An avid runner, gardener, and mapmaker, Leah splits her time between coursework, an architecture internship, volunteer work, and personal hobbies. With an undergraduate education in psychology and historical structures from the University of Rochester, Leah hopes to combine both undergraduate and graduate studies in the formation of a thesis centered on housing instability in the greater Rochester community.
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