Honoring Our Scholars
This annual event is a chance to recognize the current AFO Scholarship recipients. Our four scholarship awards annually recognize Oregon architecture students at Portland State University, University of Oregon, and Portland Community College, for their design promise, commitment to community service, and desire to make a positive impact on the architecture profession.
Every spring, over 150 leaders in the design and building industry gather to recognize these achievements and to hear from an inspiring featured speaker. The goals of this reception are to increase the visibility of this scholarship program, institute a higher annual monetary award, provide networking opportunities for scholarship recipients, finalists, and students, and provide inspiring stories of how leaders in the built environment are contributing to the community.
Join Us on May 16 at the PCC Opportunity Center
You’re invited to a special gathering to celebrate our 2024 AFO scholarship recipients and the growth of our scholarship program!
In the past couple of years, our scholarship program for Oregon architecture and art students has grown from one award to five awards: Hatfield Architectural Award, William Hart Scholarship, Tsagaglalal (She Who Watches) Scholarship, PCC Architecture + Interior Design Scholarship, and our newest addition, the Hermann Colas, Jr. Legacy Scholarship. Learn more about AFO scholarships.
Join us on May 16 as we:
- Introduce our 2024 Scholars – learn more about our awardees
- Check out the beautiful new PCC Opportunity Center
- Acknowledge previous Scholars
- Enjoy appetizers and refreshments with AFO friends
All funds raised support the growth of AFO’s scholarship awards. Help AFO support the future generation of design professionals by purchasing your ticket or becoming a sponsor, today.
Register
AFO Scholars Reception
Thursday, May 16, 5-7pm
PCC Opportunity Center
4299 NE Killingsworth St, Portland, 97218
Event Sponsors
Watch an interview with our 2021 Hatfield Scholar, Josymar Rodriguez and 2003 Hatfield Award recipient, Nate McCoy.
Scholar Spotlight
“Creating nurturing spaces for all is the framework in which I strive to build my relations, studies, and service practice. I believe the idea of architecture as nurture can change the way we approach design questions, set the path for our profession to grow in a new direction where women and minorities take the lead, and develop more dignified living environments.” Learn more about AFO Scholarships.