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Thanks to the generosity of several ʻSmall OGʻsʻ, SSDF#18 has funding to support the cost of registration for seven first-time attendees, with the goal of exposing young professionals to the importance of Small Scale Development as a career, and to help bring a more diverse group of participants into our Forum conversations.  Selected candidates are responsible for their own travel and lodging (if applicable).  Available sponsorships include:
 
Lander Emerging Developer  
Sponsor: Michael Lander
For first time attendees in the Nashville area, who are just entering the real estate development profession and want to direct their career toward Small.
 
REAL Property Group Emerging Developer 
Sponsor: Hal Shapiro
For first time attendees from the Kansas City region, who are just entering the real estate development profession, and are looking to learn more about how to get started and want to direct their career toward Small Development projects as a way to get started.
 
CRAFT Development Public Leadership for Small
Sponsor: Jim Heid
For first time attendees who work in the public sector support – either in leadership or as staff, and are interested in learning how to make Small easier to implement in their communities.
 
Interstruct Architect-as-Developer
Sponsor: Ryan Young
For first time attendee Architects or designers who would like to become their own clients, Building Small.  
 
Venue Projects Aspiring Developer
Sponsor: Lorenzo Perez
For first time attendees, whose background reflects an under-represented cohort in the development profession, and would like to direct their career toward Small Development projects as a way to improve their local community.
 
Incremental Developers Graduate Student Sponsorship
Sponsor: Derek Thomas
For first time attendees who are just completing their graduate degree in real estate development or design and wish to direct their career toward Small Scale, Incremental Development. 
 
Dunn+Hobbes Rising Developer 
Sponsor: Liz Dunn
For first time attendees from the Pacific Northwest,  whose background reflects an under-represented cohort in the development profession, and would like to direct their career toward Small Development projects as a way to improve their local community. Note: this sponsorship has been filled.
 
To be considered for Small Help, complete the application below. Awardees will be notified September 8th. Applications must be completed and submitted by

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* 1. APPLICANT INFORMATION

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* 2. WHICH SPONSORSHIP WOULD YOU LIKE TO APPLY FOR? (check all that apply)

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* 3. WHAT DO YOU DO?  (check the one that best describes your current role)

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* 4. In 150 words or less, explain what you hope to gain by attending SSDF#18?

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* 5. In 150 words or less, explain why you need this sponsorship to make attendance possible?

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* 6. In 150 words or less, explain how your work can support diversity, inclusion and equity objectives via Small Scale Development

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* 7. HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS PROGRAM?

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* 8. ARE  YOU A ULI MEMBER (not required to attend or apply for scholarship)'

APPLICANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF OBLIGATIONS
By submitting this application you acknowledge:

o  Scholarship recipients are selected at the sole discretion of the sponsor
o  Sponsor reserves the right to modify selection criteria, or not offer the scholarship based on applications received 
o   If selected you agree you will attend the Forum and fully participate in both days of activities
o   You acknowledge the scholarship is for registration cost only, and you are responsible for costs associated with your travel and lodging
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