• Julia Roberts / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture

• Rachel Hill / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture

• Amy Wood / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture

• Anne Foye / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture

• Olivia Alicea/ Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture

• Iylea Olson / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture

• Jessica Hawn / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture

• Helen Walthier / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture
• Patricia Rojas / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture
• Zach Babb / Candidate for Master of Landscape Architecture
• Indu Chakravarthy / Candidate for Master of Architecture

For the past thirty years the Tejido Group has developed into an interdisciplinary and collaborative applied research program in which faculty and professionals in Landscape Architecture, Architecture and Planning work side by side with University graduate students in an apprenticeship-style professional / learning environment. Tejido is also an international experience and has collaborated on projects throughout the United States, the Caribbean, Mexico, Europe, Asia and Central America. Project types include: urban design and neighborhood revitalization, coastal planning, eco-tourism and resort planning, campus master planning, small town revitalization master planning, and sustainable community master planning.

The Tejido Group offers fellowships to those graduate students engaged in developing design and planning theses or master’s reports consistent in spirit and purpose to the collaborative, interdisciplinary and international community development work undertaken by past design and planning teams.

Tejido will select submissions based on two primary criteria: 1) project uniqueness and pedagogic value in developing the student into an exceptional practicing professional; 2) the project’s potential impact on society, the environment and the design and planning professions.

Graduate students in Landscape Architecture and Architecture should submit applications in digital format to Mark Frederickson, that should include the following:

1) A thesis or masters report abstract of no more than 500 words. This should also include a brief discussion of how this body of work will facilitate the professional intentions of the candidate.

2) A concise resume and abbreviated digital portfolio of the candidate’s design and planning work, (submittals can be presented as web-based, power point or in PDF format).

One fellowship will be granted to applicants from the graduate School of Landscape Architecture with the other available to graduate students in either the School of Architecture or Landscape Architecture. Submittals will be evaluated by past faculty participants and former team members who have now graduated.