THE JEREMY HOWARD STUDENTSHIP

The Jeremy Howard Studentship is a permanent endowment for an exchange studentship. Set up in 2007, it supports graduate students of architecture at Auckland University in New Zealand and Kingston University in London, giving an opportunity for young architects to connect Old and New World architectural traditions. The Fund is named after a student from Auckland University whose life and career at Stedman Blower Architects were tragically cut short by heart cancer in 2003 and whose energy, talent and vitality the Fund celebrates.

2007 Jeremy Howard Scholars

Michael Runthenbury, a first year graduate diploma student at Kingston, was funded £1,500 to enable him to spend 12 months living and studying at Auckland University. The picture on the left shows (left to right), Damien Blower (Trustee, Blower Foundation), Michael Ruthenbury (Scholar) and Professor Christian Frost (Head of Graduate School at Kingston University) in December 2006, just before leaving for Auckland in the New Year.

In mid-2007, the Auckland Scholar, funded and supported by the Jeremy Howard (NZ) Scholarship Fund, will be arriving at Kingston University to join the Graduate Diploma course in Architecture.

The picture on the right shows (left to right), Laith Anayi (Trustee, Blower Foundation), Suzanne (Kingston Scholar) and Natalie Morgan (Auckland Scholar) in December 2007 just after Interim Crits at Kingston University.

Natalie Morgan, a first year graduate diploma student at Auckland, was funded £1,500 to enable her to spend time studying at Kingston University. With Suzanne a first year Diploma Kingston Student about to embark on her studies in Auckland in February 2008.

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