The Garden Club of America Rome Prize Fellowship in Landscape Architecture supports American landscape architects in advanced study and travel to develop their work within Rome’s international scholarly community.
The Rome Prize guidelines and application page now displays “Access denied” instead of the application information, including landscape architecture requirements. This page change does not announce a new deadline or a change in eligibility.
Rome Prize supports artists and humanities scholars through residential fellowships in Rome for innovative, cross-disciplinary work, fostering exchange across fields and future professional growth.
The Douglas Dockery Thomas Fellowship in Garden History and Design supports graduate researchers studying American garden history and design to explore gardens’ future and place in the environment.
The Garden Club of America Fellowship in Ecological Restoration supports graduate students’ field and laboratory research to advance restoration science and practice and grow the field’s scientific workforce.
The Moore Family Fellowship in The Making of the American Landscape supports graduate researchers studying man-made landscape changes since 1776 to illuminate the projects and people that shaped America.
The Garden Club of America Award in Desert Studies supports students through internships and research on arid landscapes, emphasizing practical field experience and sustainability.