Ivory Fellowship in Housing Affordability and Sustainability
The Ivory Fellowship in Housing Affordability and Sustainability gives students from any of Harvard's schools the opportunity to spend the summer working on issues related to affordable and sustainable housing at for-profit companies, non-profit organizations, or public-sector entities in the United States. While Fellows can work at any public, private, or nonprofit entity in the US, preference will be given to students who work with organizations that have been finalists for the Ivory Prize for Housing Affordability, which recognizes ambitious, feasible, and scalable solutions to housing affordability in finance, policy, design, and construction.
The 10-week long, full-time fellowships are open to any Harvard undergraduate or graduate student who is returning in the fall semester. Graduate students selected as Ivory Fellow will receive an $8,000 stipend; undergraduates will receive a $6,500 stipend. Students are responsible for arranging a 10-week full-time position before they apply and for providing a letter or email confirming that the company or organization is prepared to host them. Staff at both the Joint Center and Ivory Innovations are available to discuss potential placements and projects.
For more information about the fellowship or to discuss placements, please contact
- David Luberoff, Director of Fellowships and Events, Joint Center for Housing Studies at [email protected]
- Keni Nelson, Director of Student Programs, Ivory Innovations at [email protected]
