Talleyrand Project

Support SUCCEED (Smart Urbanism for the Changing Climate & Energy Efficiency Development). The SUCCEED Foundation strives to be the recognized leader in the promotion of socio-technological ecosystems in cities and smart cities through higher energy efficiency in buildings, cool sustainable communities, and mitigate the effects of climate change through global cooling.

(50%) is allocated to support scholarships/fellowships to students majoring in Interior Design at the College with a preference given to students with financial need (for undergraduate scholarships, using the Student Financial Aid definition of need) and who carry a minimum of 12 credit hours and maintain a 3.2 grade point; all applicants shall be notified of the selection outcome; the selection committee may share the finalists' materials with the donors for their information. The other 50% is to be allocated to the Interior Design Excellence Fund.

Support scholarship/fellowship awards to 4th, 5th and 6th year students studying in the School of Architecture at UF and support the academic and professional enhancement of the School of Architecture faculty. Preference to be given to students who: (1) need financial assistance (as determined by the Office of Student Affairs); (2) have an ability and sensitivity to good design, while at the same time are concerned with the practical aspects of architecture (i.e., those who can create a roof that will not leak); (3) have performed well academically in their studies other than architecture; and (4) have exhibited qualities of integrity and leadership. Not more than 10% of available funds in any year may be used for faculty enhancements.