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the foundation In early design meetings, Fellows asked the architects to incorporate ample community space both inside and outside the building. The ground level patio and personalized decks provide for great conversation space and views.
2010 In the early days of the American Revolution, Virginia’s governor, Thomas Jefferson, presented to the House of Delegates a remarkable document, A Bill for the More General Diffusion of Knowledge. With the outcome of the war far from certain and the future of our fledgling republic in doubt, Jefferson nonetheless proceeded as if ultimately the purpose of the jefferson scholars foundation is to strengthen our democracy by preparing those with “genius and virtue” to lead wisely and act decisively for the public good. victory were certain, focusing on measures necessary to prevent democracy from being “perverted... into tyranny.” The foremost of these was a system of public education. In this legislation, Jefferson proposed a from every other organization that distributes graduated system of public schools designed merit-based scholarships to worthy young to ensure that “those persons, whom nature university students. hath endowed with genius and virtue, should The Foundation’s goal is to ensure that be rendered by liberal education worthy to the University community benefits from the receive, and able to guard the sacred deposit presence of these exceptional individuals, of the rights and liberties of their fellow individuals who, as stated in the Foundation’s citizens.” And he insisted that “they should mission, are “of extraordinary intellectual range and depth [and] who possess the be called to that charge without regard to wealth, birth or other accidental condition or highest concomitant qualities of leadership, circumstance...and educated at the common scholarship, and citizenship.” The Jefferson Scholars Foundation takes seriously its expense.” This vision of education is at the heart of responsibility to ensure that the nation’s most the Jefferson Scholars Program and the Jefferson Fellows Program, and distinguishes the have the opportunity to take advantage of all deserving students, regardless of background, work of the Jefferson Scholars Foundation the University has to offer. 1
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