INTERNS AND APPRENTICES

The highly selective and sought after position of a Foundation Intern and Apprentice brings together leaders in their disciplines for intensive interdisciplinary learning, experimentation and application.  Only a small number is chosen among the international and national applications received.  Priority is given to assuring that varied fields and disciplines are represented in residence at any one time.  The interns have the resources of the Foundation faculty and the professional practitioners who generously give of their time to the Foundation’s projects. The Foundation proudly presents our recent interns...

HEBA NAZER

Architect from Amman, Jordan. 

Graduate of the School of Architecture,

University of Jordan.

Appointed the Walter Netsch Memorial Scholar for the second half of her six-month internship.

JESSICA ARGO

Artist and video artist from Aberdeen, Scotland. 

Graduate of the University of Edinburgh,

Edinburgh College of Art, 2012.

Six-month internship.

MAGGIE JARR

Architect, Chicago, IL.

Graduate of the School of Architecture,

Urbana-Champaign. 

Six month internship.

Presently working in Beirut, Lebanon.

JACK CUPPLES

From the State of Missouri, USA. 

Graduated Magna Cum Laude in Mathematics,

University of Missouri, 2007.

Edinburgh College of Art, MFA, valedictorian 2010.  Undergraduate studies included website development at Griffith University, Australia, and a NASA Internship at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.

Three-month internship.

TIFFANY HUETTEMANN

From Skokie, Illinois. 

University of Tampa, 2012 graduate in

Fine Arts and Philosophy.

Summer Internship.

NICHOLAS AITKEN

From Sheffield, England.

Structural and Civil Engineer.

Graduate and Undergraduate degrees in

Engineering from Sheffield University, England.

DARYL BOOTH

From Evansville, IN. 

Graduate degree in Graphic Design and Studio Art from

the University of Southern Indiana.

One year internship