cademic Scholarships Each year The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation awards two $1,000 academic scholarships to encourage the study of historic preservation and related fields. Recipients are chosen on the basis of leadership and academic achievement. The Georgia Trust established its scholarship program to ensure that knowledgeable leaders continue to enter the field of historic preservation. These scholarships are presented to encourage the pursuit of degrees that will lead to working in the preservation field and thereby assist the Georgia Trust in its goals to conserve Georgia’s built environment, inform the public about the benefits of historic preservation and assist individuals and their communities in their restoration and preservation projects. H ubert Owens Scholarship: This $1,000 scholarship is given in honor of the founding dean of the University of Georgia Landscape Architecture Program– now the College of Environmental Design– which houses the Historic Preservation Program. B. Phinizy Spalding Scholarship: This $1,000 scholarship is named after the late charter member of The Georgia Trust and one of the state’s pre-eminent historians, educators and preservationists. Applicants must be U.S. citizens and residents of Georgia. Students currently enrolled in their first year of school in Georgia may apply. Applicants also must plan to enroll full time during the current or upcoming semesters at a Georgia school. Students applying for the scholarships are encouraged to plan to stay and work in Georgia following graduation. Students majoring in historic preservation or related fields (such as archaeology, architecture, history and planning) are eligible. Stipends are given for current or following academic year. Applications must include the following: Application form Official transcript Resume 1 personal and 2 academic letters of recommendation Personal statement addressing why you are applying for a scholarship. Include a statement concerning previous or planned future involvement in historic preservation. (This may include your comments on why you classify yourself as a resident of Georgia.) Applications must be postmarked by February 7, 2014 Applications will be evaluated on: The application itself Academic achievement Past and planned involvement within preservation-related fields cademic Scholarship General Information: Name: Address: City: Phone: pplication 233333366666666666 6 666 Date: State: Email: Zip: Date of Birth: Current School: Academic Status (as of next fall) Sophomore: Junior: Senior: Program: Undergraduate : Graduate: Graduate: Schools Attended: College/University: Dates Attended: Degree: plication College/University: Dates Attended: Degree: High School: Dates Attended: Degree: Honors and Awards: College Activities: Community Activities: Scholarships Received (Source, Amount and Years): Applicant Signature:___________________________________ Date:_____________ Submit to: Kate Ryan Scholarships 1516 Peachtree Street, NW Atlanta, GA 30309 For more information, contact: Kate Ryan (404) 885-7817 kryan@georgiatrust.org