The purpose of the Elisabeth Walton Potter Research Award program is to further awareness and knowledge of the built environment of the Pacific Northwest. The Marion Dean Ross Pacific Northwest chapter will provide limited funds for focused projects that increase understanding of the region’s
built environment and produce tangible results that can be made available for interested scholars and students. The award amount is $800.
Topics relating to diversity, equity, inclusion, and undertold stories are especially encouraged to apply.
Applications due – April 15, 2025
Notification of grant award – May 30, 2025
Awarding of grant funds – June 15, 2025
APPLICATION PROCESS
Application review criteria include a realistic scope and timeline, as well as demonstration of a strong, original research question. To submit an application, please email the following items to: mariondeanross@gmail.com by April 15, 2025.
Research project proposal, to be no more than two pages, and includes:
Project Name: A short descriptive title for the project.
Description: Briefly describe the project, including the genesis, purpose, and need. Explain its contribution to the understanding of architecture in the Pacific Northwest. If site specific, describe the location.
Product/Outcome: Describe specific anticipated results of the project including, if applicable, quantity, users, accessibility, educational benefits or other pertinent information. Include information about how SAH MDR Chapter support will
be acknowledged.
Time Frame: State anticipated beginning and end dates for the project.
Amount Requested: Specify the amount of money being requested as well as the total amount to complete the project. If the total is greater than the award amount offered by SAH MDR, indicate how the remainder will be raised, so that the completion
of the project is assured.
Current CV, highlighting relevant education and experience
