Byron Hanke Fellowship, 2017

• The Foundation for Community Association Research offers Byron Hanke Fellowship to graduate students in topics related to community associations.
• The candidates applying for Byron Hanke Fellowship, 2017 should be enrolled in a master’s, doctoral or law program at an accredited institution or university in the US or Canada.
• The graduate students from any field are eligible provided their studies should relate to community associations and to the candidate's proposed research topic.
• The applicants for Byron Hanke Fellowship, 2017 should prepare a research paper on one of the following topics.

1. Financial Calamities and Collapses: Insolvencies, Termination, Dissolution, Receivership, and Foreclosures.
2. Aging in Place: Buildings and Residents.
3. Sustainable Communities: Definitions, Benchmarks and Case Studies.

• The research papers should be on the scale of a doctoral dissertation, a law review quality article, or a master's thesis and should benefit the foundation.
• The candidates should be approved by the full-time faculty member or graduate student’s general academic advisor.
• The applicants should submit a research proposal, names and contact details of three referees, and a writing sample in 5 to 20 pages.
• The recipients of Byron Hanke Fellowship, 2017 get $3,000-$5,000 over one year.
• The stipends are paid in three equal installments.