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AIA New Jersey Scholarship Foundation
Posted 4.21.08
AIA New Jersey Scholarship Foundation Inc. maintains a program of scholarship grants to qualified architectural students from New Jersey or attending architecture school in New Jersey for the purpose of recognizing scholastic achievement, demonstrated talent, and potential for success in the profession of Architecture. For more information visit the AIA New Jersey Scholarship Foundation web site.
Christine P. Brown CAEDF Memorial Scholarship
Posted 3.5.08
The scholarship will award $500 to a third-, fourth- or fifth-year student enrolled in one of the majors in the College of Architecture & Environmental Design, Art & Design or Animal Science. The award will be made on the basis of:
Creative achievement and/or dedication to the welfare of animals;
Scholastic achievement; and
Community service.
Application deadline is Monday, April 14th, 2008.
Download information and application: Christine P. Brown Scholarship (pdf).
Boulder Associates
Posted 2.11.08
Boulder Associates is offering a fellowships in their Sacramento, CA and Boulder, CO offices.
Download the fellowship application at Boulder Associates (pdf)
Visit us at www.boulderassociates.com
American Institute of Architects Scholarship
Posted 2.11.08
AIA Northern Nevada, a chapter of the American Institute of Architects, is pleased to announce a call for applications for the 2008 Graham Erskine Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is names for noted Nevada architect Graham Erskine, AIA and consists of a monetary award to a student (or students) meeting the following criteria:
- Must be a resident of Churchill, Douglas, Elk, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lyon, Mineral, Pershing, Storey, Washoe, or White Pine counties or Carson City, Nevada,
- Must be currently enrolled in the second year or later of either a five or six year professional degree program at an NAAB accredited school of Architecture or the TMCC Department of Architecture,
- Demonstrate proficiency and/or need on the application form.
Applicants meeting the scholarship criteria are strongly encouraged to submit an application packet postmarked by Friday, April 18, 2008 to: AIA Northern Nevada, Attn: Graham Erskine Memorial Scholarship, PMB #15 3495 Lakeside Deive, Reno, NV 89509.
Please download the AIA Northern Nevada Graham Erksine Memorial Scholarship
The Glass Association of North America
Posted 2.11.08
The Glass Association of North America (GANA) is a professional non-profit trade association representing the commercial architectural flat glass industry. As the glass and glazing industry continues to grow and our products become more specialized, we have identified the need to support college students in Architecture.
As such, GANA has established an Educational Foundation to created grants for glass industry research, along with scholarships for construction-type degrees. Students interested in applying for this scholarship must submit their completed form to the Foundation by Tuesday April 1, 2008.
Visit these web sites for additional information: www.glasswebsite.com, www.glasseducation.com.
Videos on how various glass products are produced may be found at www.glasswebsite.com/techcenter/videos.
Download the GANA Foundation Scholarship Form.
Callison Scholarship & Co-op
Posted 2/8/08
Callison will provide an academic scholarship in conjunction with a paid internship opportunity for up to four students currently pursuing an architecture, interior design or graphic design degree. Up to four students will receive a $4,000 academic scholarship. In addition, these four students will be provided a three-month Co-Op opportunity at Callison. Airfare and/or living expenses (up to $2,500, minus applicable tax and withholdings) will be provided to each scholarship/Co-Op recipient, as well as an hourly wage paid during the Co-Op experience.
Application deadline is Friday, March 24, 2008.
Download the Callison Scholarship & Co-op Information (pdf).
Graham Erskine Scholarship
Posted 2/7/08
The Graham Erskine Scholarship, founded in 1994, is intended to benefit professional students by offsetting some of their school costs. Eligible students must be enrolled in or accepted to either a five or six year professional degree at an NAAB accredited school of Architecture. The Application packet for the 2008-2009 academic year is now available at http://www.aiann.org/scholarships.fx.
The package must be submitted by April 18, 2008.
2008 Mel Ferris Scholarship
Posted 2/6/08
The Mel Ferris Scholarship Program, named for Mel Ferris, Hon. AIA, who served as executive director of the AIA California Council from 1953 until his retirement in 1978. The scholarship is funded by contributions from California architects, their firms and friends who have join in this effort to recognize Ferris’ contribution to the profession of architecture and to California architects. The purpose of the Mel Ferris Scholarship program is to provide scholarships to qualified architecture students studying at one of the nine accredited Architecture universities in California. The scholarships are awarded based upon demonstrated financial need, as well as academic and design achievements, and are awarded without regard to race, gender, age, physical abilities or religious beliefs. The scholarships are awarded annually by the California Architectural Foundation.
Deadline for Receipt of Applications: February 11, 2008
Mel Ferris Scholarship Information and Application (pdf)
The 2008 SOM Research and Travel Fellowship
Posted 1/31/08
The SOM Prize is a $50,000 Research and Travel Fellowship that enables one outstanding student to do in-depth research, collaborate with other designers, and pursue independent study outside the realm of established patterns. Graduating undergraduate and graduate students of accredited U.S. schools of architecture, design and urban design are eligible. A multidisciplinary, independent jury of prominent professionals, together with one SOM Foundation director, will select the winners based on portfolios, research plans and travel itineraries. The Intent to Apply form for 2008 is due Monday, April 14, 2008 by 5:00pm, and submissions materials are due July 14. The jury will convene in late June, and winners will be notified no later than August 4.
Additional information can be found at the SOM Scholarship Web Site.
The Architectural Education Foundation of AIA Wyoming
Posted 1/30/08
The Architectural Education Foundation of AIA Wyoming is pleased to announce its 2008 scholarship program. The Foundation will award up to $ 12,000 to deserving Wyoming students of architecture. To be reliable, students must be either a graduate of Wyoming high school or the University of Wyoming. All applicants must be enrolled in or accepted by a NAAB accredited school of architecture in a professional program that leads to either a Bachelor or Master of Architecture degree.
Scholarships will be awarded based on overall need, ability, desire, determination and potential for successfully completing their architectural education and entering into architecture as a profession. Applicants will be required to submit a resume, transcript, examples of work, and a letter of recommendation form a faculty member.
Interested students may request an application by calling Glen Garrett, AIA at (307) 632-4077, writing to Box 2211, Cheyenne, Wyoming, 82003, or emailing Glen at ggarrett@gwest.net. Application forms and more detailed information will be provided. Completed applications and requested information must be received no later than May 1, 2008.
Institute Without Boundaries
Posted 1/6/08
The Institute Without Boundaries is now accepting applications for 2008-2009 program, which begins in September. Deadline for submissions is March 31, 2008.
The Institute without Boundaries is an interdisciplinary postgraduate program at the School of Design at George Brown College that challenges students to collaborate on global problems. Three years ago, our inaugural project, Massive Change, explored and sparked a discourse on the future of global design. Our second project, World House, confronts the issue of shelter for coming generations by developing housing systems that operate on the principles of sustainability, universality, technological responsiveness and ecological balance.
At the Institute, we envision a place where students, teachers, industry and community experts come together not only as creators and designers but also ambassadors of hope. We imagine how to live, learn, work, and play together as a global community. Our goal is to find alternative development patterns and a viable path to a sustaining future, and allow the world to re-envision the designer as a problem solver with the ability to effect positive change for humanity.
For more information please visit http://www.institutewithoutboundaries.com/ or email to sponsorships@worldhouse.ca
Gabriel Prize
Posted 12/23/07
Each year, the Western European Architecture Foundation awards the Gabriel Prize-a $17,500 grant for the study of classical architecture and landscape in France. Prize winners embark on a three-month itinerary of their own devising. While abroad, Gabriel laureates focus on some particular aspect of French architecture: for one recent laureate that meant the monastic cloisters of provincial France; for another, the arcades of Paris. Whatever their individual program, prize-winners work closely with the Foundation's European representative, a Parisian architect who is available for regular criticism and discussion. This provides one constant in the laureates’ time abroad. Drawing provides another. Prize winners spend much of their sabbatical sketching, measuring, and, in the course of three months, producing three large renderings. In the process, each laureate comes to know some of the masterpieces of France.
For more information go to: www.gabrielprize.org
Tom Cory Memorial Scholarship
Posted 12/2/07
$1,500 Scholarship offered by the
Architectural Precast Association
Requirements
Cumulative C.P.A. of 3.0 or higher
Must maintain a 3.0 C.P.A. during scholarship period
Must continue education in pursuit of an architectural degree
Must have at least two semesters of school left to complete from date of award
Must be involved in activities related to the architectural field
Applications for the Tom Cory Scholarship are available as downloadable PDF files at www.archprecast.org.
Application Deadline: March 1, 2008
Award Announcement: April 2008
For additional information, please contact the
Architectural Precast Association at 239.454.6989