Undergraduate and graduate students in civil or architectural engineering, or construction management, are encouraged to apply for AISC Scholarships for the 2012-2013 academic year. AISC and its structural steel industry partners place high priority on the development of future professionals and are offering $98,000 of aid to more than 20 university students for this year’s program.
“AISC’s Scholarship program is a great opportunity for students to receive financial assistance and more freedom in pursuing their academic goals,” comments Nancy Gavlin, AISC’s director of education.
Scholarship opportunities include:
- AISC Education Foundation Scholarships
Award: 12 x $5,000 - AISC/Associated Steel Erectors of Chicago
Award: 5 x $3,000 - AISC/Southern Association of Steel Fabricators
Award: 2 x $2,500 - AISC/Great Lakes Fabricators & Erectors Association
Award: 1 x $5,000 - AISC/Rocky Mountain Steel Construction Association
Award: 1 x $3,000
New to the program this year are the AISC David Ratterman Fast Start Scholarships, offered to freshman and sophomore level students who either share a permanent residence with an AISC member fabricator employee or is the child of an AISC member fabricator employee.
- AISC David Ratterman Fast Start Scholarships
Award: 2 x $5,000
Applications will be accepted until May 1, 2012. For additional application requirements and to submit an online application form, visit www.aisc.org/scholarships. If you have any questions, please contact Maria Mnookin at 312.670.5418 or mnookin@aisc.org.