Fellowships

[Jay Everett]

What Fellowships are available to landscape architects and what are the requirements to apply for them? So far I have only come up with two or three by using a search engine, and most seem to require a masters degree.

[Andrew Spiering]

What are the fellowships that you have found? Check out the prestigious Rome Prize…

[Andrew Spiering]

Another one at Dumbarton Oaks.
Topos take on it.

[Jay Everett]

Thanks Andrew, those are the two I was able to find. Both are cool, but seem to focus on art and academia. I was hoping to find something a little more practical. My brother-in-law recently completed the CORO Fellowship for post-graduates interested in public policy:
http://www.coro.org/site/c.geJNIUOzErH/b.2086429/

In the case of that particular fellowship you basically shadow a different executive or public figure for a month, they give you projects to work on, and you get exposed to a large amount of decision-making. The experience lasts 9 months. I was hoping to find a similar program that instead of training leaders in public policy trained leaders in landscape architecture and planning.

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