Fellows

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The School of Architecture and Planning supports a rich culture of intellectual exchange through several endowed faculty fellowships in architecture and planning.

Made possible through the generous support of our donors, these fellowships support research and creative activities of emerging professionals, foster dialogue on current issues through public lectures and seminars, and underwrite publications.

  • Banham Fellow
    10/30/24
    The Banham Fellowship in the Department of Architecture is intended to support design work that situates architecture within the general field of socio-cultural and material critique.
  • Eberhard Research Fellowship
    9/5/24
    Named after John Eberhard, the founding dean of the School of Architecture and Planning, the Eberhard Research Fellowship extends Eberhard’s ethos and legacy. Each year, the fellowship is awarded to an exceptional, incoming M.Arch student who will conduct impactful architectural research through a master’s thesis and allied coursework.
  • Bethune Lecture
    9/27/23
    “Louise Blanchard Bethune: Every Woman Her Own Architect” is a companion to Kelly Hayes McAlonie’s new book of the same title, which uncovers the hidden stories and fascinating history of a woman who, until now, had been largely forgotten, and whose groundbreaking achievements had gone mostly unacknowledged.
  • Jammal Lecture
    9/27/23
    The Jammal Lecture is an annual event sponsored by the Department of Urban and Regional Planning that brings eminent scholars in the field of international planning to campus to deliver a public lecture to students, faculty and the community. 
  • Stratigakos Fellow
    5/30/24
    The Despina Stratigakos Visiting Fellowship supports research on the built environment as a vehicle for the creation of more inclusive communities, with a focus on gender and sexuality in architecture.
  • VITAL Fellows
    6/26/23
    VITAL is an exciting and rewarding four-day program that brings promising doctoral scholars from all disciplines to the University at Buffalo.
  • Will and Nan Clarkson Visiting Chair
    6/26/23
    For more than 30 years, the Will and Nan Clarkson Visiting Chair program has invited distinguished scholars and professionals to campus for lectures and seminars that engage students, faculty, practitioners and members of the public in knowledge-sharing, scholarship and debate on critical issues in architecture, planning and design.