What does CIDLO stand for?
Coalition of Interior Designers for Legislation in Ohio.
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Why is CIDLO a separate organization from the professional member organizations ASID & IIDA?
Due to the organization's not-for-profit status and the lobbying activities, we remain separate and distinct from the professional membership organizations.
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Can non-designers be members?
Yes, this organization is for individuals that support the right to practice interior design. We welcome affiliate professionals, students, friends and family members.
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How can I find out more about the practice of interior designer as a profession?
Navigate to our site page titled Resources and you will find several website links for more detailed information.
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What is the difference between a student and a professional member?
CIDLO only maintains the student in the database for the 9 month school year (Assuming September to June and after that, students have a new address during the summer.)
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How do I change my mailing or contact address?
CIDLO needs your updated information in writing. Please send your
new address or contact number to CIDLO via CIDLO's e-mail address
info@cidlo.org
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How can I become more involved with CIDLO?
As a volunteer organization, CIDLO is always looking for team members
to work on legislative efforts. CIDLO has a task for everyone’s
time commitment. Serve on the board of directors, a committee or
a task force. Make phone calls requesting designers to write to
their elected officials, help with fund raising efforts or testify
before a Senate or House committee about the need for interior design
registration.
Interested in helping? Contact CIDLO
to get involved.
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What are the benefits of becoming a member
of CIDLO?
- You will make a difference in the future and level of professionalism
of interior designers in Ohio.
- Your dues contribute to the costs of getting the job done
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What are the advantages of becoming an active
member of CIDLO?
- Become educated on the Ohio legislative process.
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