Bronze Medals

AIA Florida Bronze Medal

The Bronze Medal is one of the profession's most prestigious awards given to students. Each school year, a Bronze Medal is bestowed upon one student from each of the six universities with an architecture program. See below for the criteria.

CRITERIA FOR BRONZE MEDAL

Purpose:

To recognize a student who has achieved outstanding academic distinction in the study of architecture.

Eligibility:

Candidates are required to be graduating this year (2013) with a professional degree or graduate degree in architecture.

Submittal:

A letter of recommendation from a faculty member must be submitted. The letter should include verification of the above eligibility requirements and that the student's grades and scholastic achievements are in the top 10 percent of their class. It should also include a description of any other honors including awards, scholarships and other academic recognitions. Additionally, please provide the time and date of your college's awards ceremony so that AIA Florida can arrange to have a representative present.

Send nominations to:

AIA Florida
Attn: Lisa O'Donnell
104 E. Jefferson Street
Tallahassee, Florida 32301

It is the intent of AIA Florida to award one student from each accredited school of architecture in the state of Florida with the Bronze Medal. If you have any questions, please call Lisa O'Donnell at (850) 222-7590.