The AIA Flint Donald E. Lee Architecture Scholarship

The American Institute of Architects- Flint is pleased to announce it is continuing the
established scholarship for graduating high school seniors pursuing an education and career in
architecture, as well as for continuing college students enrolled in an architecture program.

The AIA Flint, Donald E. Lee Architecture Scholarship was established to encourage and assist
students graduating from high schools in the AIA Flint region (Genesee, Shiawassee, and
Lapeer Counties) and existing college students to pursue a professional degree in architecture
at a college or university with a NAAB accredited architecture program, or an associate degree
in architectural technology. The fund is administered by the AIA Flint, a Section of the
American Institute of Architects.

The American Institute of Architects- Flint has over 40 architect, associate, and affiliate
members. Our mission is to illuminate the profession of architecture through advocacy, public
outreach, education, fellowship, and recognition of design excellence. Our members work with
each other and their communities to create more valuable, healthy, and sustainable buildings
and neighborhoods.

Since the inception of the scholarship in 2012, the AIA Flint has awarded nearly $53,000.00
in scholarships to 32 recipients.

2025 recipient was:
Andrew Johnson, of Flint, Michigan, a Grand Blanc High School graduate, currently attending
the University of Detroit- Mercy, was awarded a scholarship in the amount of $3,000.00.

Apply online: https://www.cfgf.org/scholarships

For more information, contact:
Jennifer Farrington
Senior Program Officer
Community Foundation of Greater Flint
(810) 382-0063 or jfarrington [at] cfgf [dot] org

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John K. Costa
AIA Flint – Scholarship Committee
810-659-5275