CHSD Scholarships
Design for Aging Scholarship
A competitive $1000 scholarship inaugurated this year as a result of
a generous gift from Assistant Professor and CHSD Associate Director Susan
Rodiek, PhD.
Eligibility: Students in the final year of the Master of Architecture or Master of Landscape
Architecture programs who have registered their intention to earn the Healthcare Certificate
with CHSD, and whose final project will include some significant aspect related to design for the
elderly may submit.
Submission Requirements: The
submission shall include 1) a one-page resume, 2) a one-page description
of the final project and its relationship to design for aging, and 3) a one
page essay on design for aging. Items 2) & 3) must include relevant citations.
Deadline for Submissions: Submissions
must be received in the CHSD office (in Williams 002). The 2007-2008 deadline
is Monday, October 15th, 2007.
Selection: Selection of the winning submission will be by the CHSD Council and announcement will be
made in the second week of the fall semester.
Design with Evidence Scholarship
A competitive $1000 scholarship inaugurated this year as a result of
a generous gift from David Watkins, FAIA, of WHR Architects, Houston & Dallas.
Eligibility: Students in the final year of the Master of Architecture or Master of Landscape
Architecture programs who have registered their intention to earn the Healthcare Certificate
with CHSD, and whose final project will include some significant aspect in which the design can
be described as based upon credible evidence may submit.
Submission Requirements:The
submission shall include 1) a one-page resume, 2) a one-page description of the
final project and its evidence-based element(s), and 3) a one page essay on design
with evidence. Items 2) & 3) must include relevant citations.
Deadline for Submissions: Submissions
must be received in the CHSD office (in Williams 002). The 2007-2008 deadline
is Monday, October 15th, 2007.
Selection: Selection of the winning submission will be by the CHSD Council and announcement will
be made in the second week of the fall semester.
Mann Prize
The prize was created in recognition
of the 40 years Professor George Mann has given to the establishment of
a
healthcare
design
program
at
Texas
A&M University. A competitive $500 prize each semester for the best healthcare-related
3rd or 4th year undergraduate architectural design studio project.
Eligibility: The instructor may nominate up to three candidates from each section of ARCH 305 or
405 (fall), or from ARCH 306 or 406 (spring).
Selection: Selection of the winning submission will be by the CHSD Council and announcement
will be made in the final week of each semester.
Ulrich Prize
The prize was created in recognition of Professor Roger Ulrich's
contribution to the development of research-informed healthcare models in landscape
and
urban
planning.
A competitive
$500 prize each year for the best healthcare-related 3rd or 4th year undergraduate
landscape or urban planning studio project.
Eligibility: The instructor may nominate up to three candidates from each section of LAND 320 or
321, from LAND 420 or 421, or from PLAN 485.
Selection: Selection of the winning submission will be by the CHSD Council and announcement will be
made in the final week of the spring semester.
Please contact Judy Pruitt at jpruitt@tamu.edu for
details on applying.
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