The AIA National Associates Committee (NAC) is proud to announce the establishment of a scholarship fund to remember their friend and colleague, Jason Pettigrew, Assoc. AIA.
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Jason dedicated much of his time with the AIA towards the development and growth of others and a commitment to community service. He touched the lives of everyone around him through his selfless service which included not only leadership roles locally, and with AIA Colorado, but through his national service as well. His significant contributions include assisting in the formation of the NAC through service on the first NAC Executive Committee, serving multiple years as Representative to the IDP Coordinating Committee, and most recently through his contributions towards the development of the Emerging Professional's Companion released in 2004.
As noted by Ana Guerra, Assoc. AIA, current Associate director on the AIA Executive Committee and past NAC chair: “Jason Pettigrew was committed to the future of the profession and kept all of our heads turned in the right direction–toward progress. He was an architecture intern’s strongest advocate on many fronts and created conversations for all of the profession to work as one.” Meet the past winners.
Donations
In recognition of his contributions to internship and licensure, and the profession–including his own pursuit of the ARE–the National Associates Committee has created the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Fund. With your support, donations to this fund will be used to build on Jason’s efforts of promoting professional development and licensure by awarding ARE Scholarships in his honor. All donations are welcome.
Make a donation online or download the donation form (PDF) and submit by fax or mail.
Suggest Levels of Giving
The following are offered to assist individuals and organizations in determining their level of giving to the scholarship endowment.
Intern - Up to $99
This donation level will contribute to the endowment established to support the scholarship fund. These sponsors will receive recognition for their contribution at the Intern Level on an annual basis:
- on the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Web page.
- in an acknowledgment letter.
Associate - $100-$249
This donation level will contribute to the endowment established to support the scholarship fund. These sponsors will receive recognition for their contribution at the Associate Level on an annual basis:
• on the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Web page.
• in an acknowledgment letter.
Architect - $250-$499
This donation level will contribute to the endowment established to support the scholarship fund. These sponsors will receive recognition for their contribution at the Architect Level on an annual basis:
• on the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Web page.
• in an acknowledgment letter.
Fellow - $500-$999
This donation level will contribute to the endowment established to support the scholarship fund. These sponsors will receive recognition for their contribution at the Fellow Level on an annual basis:
• on the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Web page.
• in an acknowledgment letter.
Donor - $1,000-$1,999
This donation level, approximately equivalent to the cost for one candidate to sit for the ARE, will contribute to the endowment established to support the scholarship fund. These sponsors will receive recognition for their contribution at the Donor Level on an annual basis:
• on the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Web page.
• in an acknowledgment letter.
Sponsor - $2,000-$4999
This donation level, approximately equivalent to the cost for five candidates to sit for the ARE, will contribute notably to the endowment established to support the scholarship fund. These sponsors will receive recognition for their contribution at the Sponsor Level on an annual basis:
• at the NAC awards reception at the AIA convention.
• on the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Web page.
• in an acknowledgment letter.
Patron - $5,000-$9999
This donation level, approximately equivalent to the cost for five candidates to sit for the ARE, will contribute notably to the endowment established to support the scholarship fund. These sponsors will receive recognition for their contribution at the Patron
Level on an annual basis:
• in scholarship materials distributed to potential contributors.
• at the NAC awards reception at the AIA convention.
• on the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Web page.
• in an acknowledgment letter.
Benefactor - $10,000 and up
This donation level, approximately equivalent to the cost for 10 candidates to sit for the ARE, will contribute significantly to the endowment established to support the scholarship fund. These sponsors will receive recognition for their contribution at the
Benefactor level on an annual basis:
• in the NAC monthly newsletter, AssociateNews, distributed to over 15,000 Associate members.
• in scholarship materials distributed to potential contributors.
• at the NAC awards reception at the AIA convention.
• on the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Web page.
• in an acknowledgment letter.
Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship Winners
This scholarship has been awarded to diverse and unique individuals across the United States. To learn more about their accomplishments, see the press releases: 2007 | 2008 | 2009.
2006: Rebecca Brunt, Assoc. AIA
2007: Catherine Grace Rumbley, Assoc. AIA
2007: Emmanuel Ramirez Quiñones, Assoc. AIA
2008: Vasso Kampti, Assoc. AIA
2008: Karen Lesney, Assoc. AIA
2008: Joshua Lloyd, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP
2008: Dalimar Martinez-Carreras, Assoc. AIA
2008: Paul Pascarelli, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP
2008: Jason Dale Pierce, Assoc. AIA
2009: Ha Pham, Assoc. AIA
2009: Jill Finn, Assoc. AIA
2009: Venesa Alicea, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP
2009: Melissa Kegan Tom, Assoc. AIA