The Beverly Hauschild-Baron Leadership Fund of the Minnesota Architectural Foundation (MAF) announces fourteen (14) scholarships to the AIA Women’s Leadership Summit – in honor of the fourteen (14) women in Minnesota who have been elevated to the College of Fellows. Learn more about the fund and the Women’s Leadership Summit.

The Minnesota Architectural Foundation (MAF) originated in 1970 as MSA Foundation for Environmental Research, with a purpose of studying potential computer applications in architecture. In 1979, following receipt of a bequest from William Berget, the name was changed to MSAIA Architectural Foundation, incorporated for charitable, scientific and educational purposes. Contact us to be included in future MAF news and information.

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