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Fellowship for Indoor Environmental Quality Design

The GREENGUARD Environmental Institute (GEI) is excited to offer a $3,500 fellowship to a graduate or undergraduate student for the fourth year in a row. The Ken Dillon Memorial Fellowship for Indoor Environmental Quality Design encourages multidisciplinary study of indoor environments with a focus on indoor air quality and its effect on health and/or productivity.

The GEI is seeking student applicants interested in multidisciplinary study of the relationship between indoor air quality and public health in building design and construction. To request an electronic application for GEI's Ken Dillon Memorial Fellowship, students can send an email request to dillonfellowship@greenguard.org or call 800-427-9681. Applications will be accepted until November 14, 2008 at 5:00 PM EST.
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