Spend your summer researching and documenting an historically significant Virginia landscape. Two paid summer Fellowships areavailable to qualified students.

PROGRAM

Fellows will spend a period of three months researching and documenting their respective historic sites. Each Fellow will produce a written history and existing conditions drawing, both of which will be published online as well as archived into the ongoing collections of the Garden Club of Virginia.

QUALIFICATIONS
Applicants must be candidates for a master degree in landscape architecture, historic preservation, landscapeor architectural history,archaeology, or horticulture.

STIPEND

Each Fellow will be paid a stipend of $6,000 plus certain living expenses for a three-month period of work.  Housing will be provided within the proximity of each Fellow's project site. Fellows are expected to provide their own transportation during the Fellowship, but will be reimbursed for pre-approved project-related travel expenses, including daily travel to and from the site.