FRANCIS J. PLYM TRAVELING FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE

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1 FRANCIS J. PLYM TRAVELING FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE

2 By authority of the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, the Plym Traveling Fellowship Committee announces the competition for the award of the Francis J. Plym Traveling Fellowship in Architecture. The competition is open to graduates of the School of Architecture of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, who are citizens of the United States and of good moral character. Graduates of the School may apply as often as they wish, but prior recipients of the Francis J. Plym Traveling Fellowship in Architecture are ineligible. Preference will be given to applicants whose portfolios represent up to two decades of professional development since graduation.

3 Francis J. Plym Traveling Fellowship in Architecture School of Architecture University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Announcement. The Illinois School of Architecture announces the competition for the Francis J. Plym Traveling Fellowship in Architecture. The Fellowship carries a stipend of $30,000, to be put toward defraying the expenses of the recipient for a period of at least three months in Europe devoted to the study of architecture. Eligibility. The competition is open to graduates of the Illinois School of Architecture who are citizens of the United States. Graduates holding one or more of the following Illinois degrees are eligible to apply: the Bachelor of Architecture degree, the Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies degree, the Master of Science in Architectural Engineering degree, or the Master of Architecture. Graduates of the school may apply as often as they wish, but prior recipients of the Francis J. Plym Traveling Fellowship in Architecture are ineligible. Preference will be given to applicants whose portfolios represent up to two decades of professional development since graduation. An electronic portfolio must be submitted by only one individual. Joint submittals will not be accepted Selection. Selection will be based on evaluation of the scope and quality of professional development as presented in the portfolio, and on the proposed use of the fellowship funds, as expressed in the applicant s narrative statement. The school will also select a first alternate, who, if the nominee is unable to accept the stipulated conditions at the proper time as set forth in the Agreement of Acceptance of Conditions Governing the Use of a Plym Fellowship, may be recommended for appointment. The school reserves the right to withhold all recommendations. Document Submission. A narrative statement not to exceed 750 words, proposing how the award would be used (purpose, budget, travel, documentation methods, sites examined). An electronic portfolio that presents a detailed record of professional experience since graduation, specific work (buildings, designs, analyses, reports, drawings, photo-graphs, etc.) done on an architectural project or projects under the applicant s own responsibility or for an employer, and any other material or evidence which will indicate professional competence, progress, or promise. Additional documentation (e.g., videos) cannot be considered in the selection process. Written certification that all portions of the portfolio are the applicant s own personal accomplishments, or, if done for an employer, the applicant must submit the employer s statement in writing as to the exact relationship between the applicant and the work submitted. A signed Agreement of Acceptance of the Conditions Governing the Use of a Plym Fellowship. Electronic portfolios for consideration by the Committee must be received by the Illinois School of Architecture no later than 5:00 p.m., Friday, January 12, No extension of time will be allowed. Inquiries and electronic portfolios should be sent to Spring Harrison (sharriso@illinois.edu.) Portfolios must be submitted in pdf format, file size limited to 20MB. The selection committee will consist of the Director of the School of Architecture as Chair, and distinguished members of the architecture profession and/or faculty noted for their professional and scholarly excellence.

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