Deadline: December 2, 2019
Applications are open for the Henry Hart Rice Urban Studies Fellowship 2020. The Henry Hart Rice Urban Studies Fellowship, endowed by the Rice Family Foundation, is awarded to outstanding students who demonstrate a commitment to bringing their scholarship and expertise to bear upon significant urban issues.
The fellowship is named for Henry Hart Rice, who was a leader in the world of residential and commercial real estate for six decades. An industry senior statesman, public servant, author, and lecturer, Mr. Rice conceived and developed projects throughout the US and Canada, but made his biggest impact on New York City real estate and urban planning. He was instrumental in preserving and landmarking Carnegie Hall and in the development of Lincoln Center Plaza. He led the real estate development of Fresh Meadows in Queens and organized the land assembly that led to the creation of Barney’s on Madison Avenue.
Fellowship
- The fellowship provides full tuition support for two new students each year.
Eligibility
- Applicants must have demonstrated commitment to bringing their expertise to bear upon significant urban issues
- Have passion for learning and problem-solving
- Thoughtful and articulate communication, both verbal and written
- Steadfast dedication, emotional maturity, flexibility under adverse conditions
- Demonstrated success in a first career
Application
- Submit your Fellowship Application Essay along with your online application to NYU Wagner for Fall 2020. Fellowship applicants must also submit a one-minute video essay. Applications are due by the December 2 deadline.
- Those selected as fellowship semi-finalists will be invited to participate in Skype interviews in early-to-mid February 2020.
- Those selected as fellowship finalists will be invited for an in-person interview with the Selection Committee in New York City in late March 2020. Those finalists who cannot travel to New York will be able to interview via Skype. This panel of judges will be comprised of representatives from sponsoring organizations, faculty, and NYU Wagner alumni.
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For more information, visit Henry Hart Rice Urban Studies Fellowship.
