School of Architecture
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About the Funds
All gifts and pledges will help shape the future of education at Woodbury University’s School of Architecture and help students realize their unique, personal design vision, while developing technical, theoretical and communicative skills.
School of Architecture Fund The Dean’s Fund Scholarship Funds Endowment Funds Agency for Civic Engagement AIAS Fund
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The School of Architecture Fund
The School of Architecture Fund provides a unique opportunity to help shape the future of education by helping students to realize their unique, personal design vision, while developing technical, theoretical and communicative skills. By investing in the School of Architecture Fund, you will provide the flexible funding the school needs to implement innovative ideas, meet its highest priority needs, respond quickly to emerging opportunities and invest in areas of the highest potential.
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The Deans Fund
The School of Architecture Dean’s Fund provides a unique opportunity to help shape the future of education by supporting students as they develop their personal educational vision and realize their professional goals. The fund provides flexible funding to meet high-priority needs and respond quickly to emerging opportunities and innovative learning experiences.
Scholarship Funds
Ignacio Rodriguez Scholarship
The Ignacio Rodriguez Scholarship Fund was founded in 2016 by Ignacio Rodriguez. The fund provides financial assistance to final year Woodbury School of Architecture students who demonstrate the highest level of professional promise and financial need; ensuring talented students from diverse backgrounds become tomorrow’s architects. Please consider donating to the Ignacio Rodriguez Scholarship Fund and join us in supporting the next generation of architects.
San Diego Scholarship Fund
The San Diego campus community centers around a faculty-designed building provides space for studio culture and hands-on, craft-based design. The families, artists and activists in Barrio Logan create an engaging neighborhood to share and to investigate. The active border region provides many unique study opportunities. The scholarship fund provides a unique opportunity to help shape the future of education by helping students in San Diego.
Nick Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund
As a professor, Nick Roberts understood the value of student experiential learning. Nick’s legacy lives on with the Nick Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund which is designed to support Woodbury School of Architecture students in their study away experiences throughout the world.
Endowment Funds
Julius Shulman Institute Endowment
The Julius Shulman Institute (JSI) is a programming and research unit housed in the School of Architecture at Woodbury University. Julius Shulman was one of the world’s most significant architectural photographers. His work helped to introduce modern architecture, and particularly the work of dozens of renowned Southern California-based architects to a broad populace. His archive, now housed at the Getty Research Institute, provides an unparalleled window into Los Angeles’ mid-twentieth century built history. Shulman established the Julius Shulman Institute at Woodbury University in 2005 with the goal of promoting an appreciation and understanding of the built environment, particularly as mediated by photography, to aspiring students of design and architecture and to the general public.
Your gift helps support JSI public programming and student activities that promotes photography as a means to understand and appreciate the cultural value and significance of the discipline of architecture from interior architecture to landscape architecture and urban design.
Norman Millar Scholarship Endowment
The Norman R. Millar Scholarship Endowment was established to honor Dean Millar’s sixteen year legacy of educating architects and designers. Annual income from this endowment will support Woodbury School of Architecture student scholarships.
AIA San Fernando Valley Endowment Fund
The San Fernando Valley chapter of AIA (AIA|SFV) has gifted an endowment to Woodbury University’s School of Architecture. The American Institute of Architects is a professional association whose members are comprised of licensed architects and dedicated to furthering the architecture profession in local communities. Since 2001, AIA|SFV has awarded more than $120,000 in scholarships to over 120 Woodbury School of Architecture students. Proceeds from the endowment will go toward funding scholarships to architecture and interior architecture students at the Burbank campus. Support for this endowment will directly benefit our students.
Agency for Civic Engagement (ACE) Fund
The vision of ACE at Woodbury University is to empower students to improve underserved communities through design, business and media. ACE connects students and faculty with nonprofit and governmental organizations to realize projects for the public.
Students work collaboratively across disciplines to combine skills and test their fields of study on real projects and local issues. Reinforcing the capacity of young generations to create impact, ACE projects are made to benefit the common good: architectural design/build works, business plans for organizations, graphic design, films, journalistic and creative writing, and other services. Framing opportunities to make a difference, ACE supports student learning through inclusive and socially equitable research, outreach and engagement.
Your gift helps support ACE student activities. For more information about ACE projects, see Agency for Civic Engagement.
AIAS Fund
Woodbury’s American Institute of Architecture Students organization (AIAS) is an independent, nonprofit, student-run organization dedicated to advancing leadership, design, and service among architecture students. Donations help to facilitate trips, lectures, firm visits and forums. AIAS also hosts on-campus events for architecture students.
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Woodbury University
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7500 N. Glenoaks Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91504-1052