Only ASLA members can use the professional designation. The exclusive ASLA credential shows clients and peers a commitment to the highest level of professionalism, which gives individuals an important competitive edge.
ILASLA members receive reduced rates to continuing education programs and social events.
There are numerous opportunities for members to network and collaborate with peers, mentors and experts in the field.
The Chapter website includes a job board that allows members to search for potential employers or employees.
ILASLA hosts numerous education sessions, many of which are free for members.
Members get free membership to one of ASLA’s Professional Practice Networks annually.
Advocacy & Public Awareness
ILASLA has a lobbyist that monitors legislation at both the state and national level.
The Advocacy Committee is currently working to elevate the current Title Act to a Practice Act.
Members are encouraged to participate in World Landscape Architecture Month every April to continue to educate the general public about the profession.
