Sally Boasberg Founder's Fellowship

The Sally Boasberg Founder’s Fellowship is a paid fellowship. The recipient will work at TCLF’s offices in Washington, D.C.’s, Dupont Circle neighborhood and will learn valuable skills related to the research, documentation, and advocacy of cultural landscapes.

Open to graduate students and recent alumni interested in the built environment, the paid summer fellowship runs from six to eight weeks and offers a range of opportunities designed to provide a productive and educational experience. The Fellow will work alongside TCLF’s president and CEO Charles A. Birnbaum and the rest of the staff on TCLF’s core programming, including the What’s Out There, Landslide, and Pioneers programs. The work will be an engaging mix of research and content development and will also offer the opportunity to pursue professional interests. The start date is somewhat flexible. Housing in Dupont Circle is included. Read more about the fellowship here.

Required Skills/Background:

• Excellent writing and editing skills;
• Excellent research skills, particularly involving historic-preservation documents, academic journals, and online sources;
• A good photographic eye;
• Photoshop experience;
• Experience with or knowledge of landscape architecture and its history;
• Student or recent graduate in landscape architecture, historic preservation, or a closely related field.