LAF Honor Scholarship for Inclusive Community Design was established in 2018 by Patrick Phillips. Applicants should show commitment to underserved urban communities and addressing community-scale design issues. Preference is given to candidates interested in pursuing a career in the non-profit or public sector. Additional requirements include 2 letters of recommendation.
This LAF Honor Scholarship was established in memory of Joseph J. Lalli, FASLA (1943-2014) and his 46-year career as a landscape architect, artist, philanthropist, mentor, and teacher. Joe was the chairman and former president of the firm EDSA and had more than 500 projects to his credit in 40 countries. He was a persuasive leader, […]
The Landscape Forms Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Scholarship was established as a small but meaningful step toward achieving that vision of a just and diverse community. The scholarship helps Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students advance in their education and career in landscape architecture.
This $3,000 scholarship honors landscape architecture students with a proven contribution to the design of public spaces that integrate landscape design and the use of amenities to promote social interaction.
Participants write an essay in response to a hypothetical situation dealing with legal issues. Awards are based on superior understanding of the value of law in everyday life. The top thirty essays are awarded prizes of a plaque and dictionary/thesaurus set. First place receives $2000 U.S. Savings Bond or $1000 cash; second place, $1,500 bond […]
Applicant must be pursuing an Associates or Bachelor’s degree in STEM, Manufacturing or Industrial engineering programs. S/he must also be a child or grandchild of an SME member or be a student member of SME. Open to graduating high school senior or an undergraduate student with no more than 30 credit hours.
Fellowship assists deserving Chinese graduate and postgraduate students and scholars who are sponsored by selected institutions for one to two years of study and training in the United States. Grant provides funds to cover cost of living, professional expenses, return transportation to China and a domestic academic trip to attend a professional meeting.
Applicant must be a graduating high school senior pursuing an associate’s degree in maching, machining technology, CNC machining, or a closely related field of study. S/he must also be a Milwaukee/Greater Milwaukee area resident. Minimum Overall GPA must be 2.0/4.0
Award of $5,000 to graduate or advanced undergraduate student specializing in tropical horticulture, botany, or landscape architecture. Provides an opportunity to study at a leading foreign institution that specializes in the field of tropical plants. Travel must commence within 12 months of the award. Awarded only in even numbered years.
Available to graduate or undergraduate level students enrolled in a degree program in counseling. Awarded for full-time study for one academic year (Fall-Spring). Proof of enrollment required. Applicant must be enrolled full time in a counseling degree program and must submit three letters of recommendation, transcript, 150-word essay, and proof of enrollment.