Subject: Fellowships at Quinque Foundation
Quinque Fellows Program The Quinque Fellows Program offers skilled practitioners and practicing conservation/preservation professionals based and working in either Scotland or the United States an unique opportunity to undertake a 6-8 week fellowship under the supervision and guidance of counterparts in their field. The core of each fellowship program is structured around the observation of, and where appropriate, hands-on involvement with, preservation works in progress. This is complemented by placements with, and visits to, related organizations and may be supplemented by attending seminars, conferences and other formal training events. Applications for the 2004 round of fellowships are invited from practitioners and professionals with a minimum of five to ten years proven experience in the following broadly defined categories: * Architectural conservation/preservation * Historic parks, gardens and landscapes * Objects conservation including, but not limited to, gilding, furniture, textiles, ceramics, stained glass, structural paintings, and paper * Management of historic sites and restoration projects * Traditional craft techniques including, but not limited to, joinery, metalwork, stonework Up to a maximum of 16 fellowships will be offered to Americans and Scots. Deadline for submission of applications is April 15, 2003. Applicants will be notified of a final decision by June 30, 2003. This innovative scheme has been developed collaboratively by Quinque Foundation, a US-based charity whose mission includes the conservation and enhancement of natural and built heritage, and Historic Scotland, an agency of the Scottish Executive charged with responsibility for safeguarding Scotland's archaeological and built heritage and promoting its understanding and enjoyment. Fellowships are funded entirely by Quinque Foundation. However, individuals must be able to identify a non-profit organization within their home country willing to serve as the sponsor organization for the fellowship. The sponsor organization may be the individual's current employer. The sponsor organization will serve as the fiscal agent of the fellowship grant and be responsible for disbursing funds to the Fellow. Program guidelines and an application are available at <URL:http://www.quinquefoundation.org>. Inquiries may be directed to: Lauren A. Goldberg Manager, Programs and Administration Quinque Foundation c/o Philanthropic Advisors LLC 400 Atlantic Avenue Boston, MA 02110-3333 United States 617-574-7707 Fax: 617-574-7668 lgoldberg [at] philanthropicadvisors__com or David S. Mitchell Conservation Fellowship Manager Scottish Conservation Bureau Historic Scotland Longmore House Edinburgh EH9 1SH Scotland +44 11 44 131 668 8929 Fax: +44 11 44 131 668 8669 david.mitchell [at] scotland__gov__uk *** Conservation DistList Instance 16:48 Distributed: Friday, February 14, 2003 Message Id: cdl-16-48-009 ***Received on Wednesday, 12 February, 2003