ENVD Scholarships & Awards

C. Gordon Sweet was a prominent Colorado architect and two-time President of AIA Colorado. His practice spanned twenty-five years from 1946 - 1970 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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• One scholarship is awarded annually.

You can submit an application for this scholarship through your Buff Portal.

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• Membership in AIAS is encouraged upon award of this scholarship.
• One scholarship is awarded annually.

This award intends to support historically under-represented groups within the architecture profession and enhance the future diversity of architects who practice in Colorado.  Underrepresented students include those students from geographic areas and socioeconomic backgrounds who are historically underrepresented in the field of architecture, and/or students who have faced unusual adversity. Preference will be given to students who graduated from a high school or obtained a GED within the United States, who can demonstrate financial need and/or are ineligible to receive federal or state financial aid. Applicants with an active Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) or Advancing Students for a Stronger Economy Tomorrow (ASSET) status are eligible to apply. First generation college students, African American students, Asian American students, Latino American students, or Native American students are encouraged to apply for this scholarship although race will not be a determining factor in the decision.

You can submit an application for this scholarship through your Buff Portal.

DeVon M. Carlson was a dedicated architectural educator and professional. He was the first Dean of the College of Architecture at CU Boulder and the first President of AIA Colorado in 1968-69 and again in 1980. First presented in 2005, the Carlson family and their colleagues established the scholarship to award an exceptional fourth-year undergraduate student who demonstrates exceptional hand drawing skills. The applicant must also demonstrate financial need and be a Colorado resident.

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• One scholarship is awarded annually.

You can submit an application for this scholarship through your Buff Portal.

Gary G. Landin, AIA, was a co-founder of Intergroup Architects and a respected Colorado architect. He practiced in Denver from 1956-1998. This scholarship is presented by Intergroup Architects and his family to honor his memory.

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• One scholarship is awarded annually.

You can submit an application for this scholarship through your Buff Portal.

Kenneth R. Fuller, FAIA, is a respected third-generation Colorado Architect who served as a Director of AIA Denver and was the permanent Secretary and Treasurer of the Architectural Education Foundation (AEF) for thirty-two years. Kenneth R. Fuller practiced Architecture with his father and brother from 1946 to1966 and maintained his office until 1998. He was also recognized as “Architect of the Year” in 1989.

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• One scholarship is awarded annually.

You can submit an application for this scholarship through your Buff Portal.

The goal of the scholarship is to help increase the odds for achievement by providing opportunities to establish connections within the profession. It is awarded based on performance, disadvantaged status, and demonstrated financial need.

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• One scholarship is awarded annually.

You can submit an application for this scholarship through your Buff Portal.