SoFloNOMA

NOMA Conference Grant

This grant supports registered SoFloNOMA members holding active professional licenses in Florida by facilitating financial assistance to attend the national NOMA conference.

Award

Covers conference attendance costs (exact amount not specified)

Deadline

July 5 (annually)

Level

Both

Status

Usually due July 5 – next cycle expected

ArchitectureEngineeringInterior DesignGeneral ContractorLandscape Architecture

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Application effort
Low (resume)
Who can apply
Undergraduate and graduate students

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Who is eligible

  • Registered SoFloNOMA member
  • Reside in the Florida tri-county area
  • Hold an active professional license in the State of Florida in Architecture, Engineering, Interior Design, General Contractor, or Landscape Architecture

What you'll need

  • A single PDF file (maximum 15MB) named 'LastName.FirstNameInitial.NOMACONFGRANT.pdf'
  • Headshot
  • Proof of active professional license in the State of Florida (copy of license, number, issuing date, and expiration date)
  • Proof of current NOMA registration (receipt of membership with date)
  • Resume
  • Commitment to full attendance and engagement throughout the entire NOMA conference
  • Document and share the conference experience with a minimum of 10 high-quality photos
  • Complete a brief post-conference questionnaire

How to apply

  • Assemble all required documents into one single PDF file named using the format 'LastName.FirstNameInitial.NOMACONFGRANT.pdf'.
  • Submit the PDF via the online application form on the SoFloNOMA website.
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Sources & verification

Official listing:
https://www.soflonoma.org/scholarship
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