NHSPE Engineering Scholarship

About the State Scholarship Program
NHSPE offers an annual state scholarship(s) for a minimum value of $1,000. One or more scholarships are awarded depending on the performance of the scholarship fund for that year.

How do we do it and what is it for?
Scholarships for engineering students are made possible through the generous contributions of NHSPE members, Donor Corporations, and fund-raising activities. The intent of the scholarship is to encourage growth and career development at the state level within the areas of General Civil, Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering professions.

Who is Eligible for the Scholarships?
Scholarships are granted to high school seniors or college undergraduate students who are currently, or will be enrolled in an ABET-EAC accredited engineering program. Applicants must be in-state (NH) residents and preference will be given to students planning on attending a New Hampshire university or college. In general the scholarships are awarded based on financial need, academic achievement, and general community involvement.

When and How do I apply?
Applications are taken until April 1st and awards are made in the month of May. A downloadable application is available here. Applicants that meet eligibility criteria can forward the completed application to the address noted any time after March 1st.

Mr. Phillip Brogan
Phillip is currently attending the New Hampshire Technical Institute (NHTI) and will be attending UNH in the Fall of 2006 as a Civil Engineering major and expects to graduate in the Spring of 2009. He is also a 2004 graduate of Concord High School in Concord, NH. Phillip earned the Earl A. Little Award in his freshman at NHTI for having the highest GPA (4.0) in the Architectural Engineering Technology department. He is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society and also earned the NASA/PSNH scholarship award in 2004 and 2005.

Mr. Walter Durack
Walter is a 2004 graduate of North Atlantic Regional High School and is currently a sophomore at UNH as a Civil Engineering major and expects to graduate in the spring of 2008. His interests lie in the field of structural engineering, but he has also been working two part jobs in the UNH research center with Profs. Kinner and Goodspeed. Walter has been maintaining a GPA of 3.7 and has been actively serving society through mission trips to the Dominican Republic and as a volunteer relief worker in Biloxi Mississippi. He is an active member of the student chapters of NHSPE and ASCE.

Mr. Colum Lang
Colum is currently a freshman at UNH majoring in Environmental Engineering with an expectation to graduate in the spring of 2009. He is a 2005 graduate of Keene High School in Keene, NH. Colum has been maintaining a GPA of 3.67 at UNH as well as being actively involved in the UNH Cycling and Outing Clubs and fundraising for Students without Borders.

Mr. Timothy Polson
Tim will be a 2006 graduate of Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative High School in Wilton, NH. He has expressed interest in attending UNH, Villanova, Clarkson, and Lafayette Universities, expecting to graduate in the spring of 2010, majoring in civil engineering. Tim has a GPA of 3.87 and is president of his class, not to mention a member of the National Honor Society, the math team and Granite State Challenge Team. He has lettered in three varsity sports, received nine academic and athletic awards and found time to serve the town of Wilton through his high school tenure.

Scholarships Available From The National Society
For information on additional engineering scholarships offered by the National Society of Professional Engineers, click on the following link:
www.nspe.org/scholarships/sc-home.asp

Scholarships Available From The NH Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers
For information on additional engineering scholarships offered by the NH Section of ASCE, click on the following link:



	NHSPE State Scholarship Program Click Here for This Year's Winners *About the State Scholarship Program* NHSPE offers an annual state scholarship(s) for a minimum value of $1,000. One or more scholarships are awarded depending on the performance of the scholarship fund for that year. How do we do it and what is it for? Scholarships for engineering students are made possible through the generous contributions of NHSPE members, Donor Corporations, and fund-raising activities. The intent of the scholarship is to encourage growth and career development at the state level within the areas of General Civil, Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering professions. Who is Eligible for the Scholarships? Scholarships are granted to high school seniors or college undergraduate students who are currently, or will be enrolled in an ABET-EAC accredited engineering program. Applicants must be in-state (NH) residents and preference will be given to students planning on attending a New Hampshire university or college. In general the scholarships are awarded based on financial need, academic achievement, and general community involvement. When and How do I apply? Applications are taken until April 1st and awards are made in the month of May. A downloadable application is available here. Applicants that meet eligibility criteria can forward the completed application to the address noted any time after March 1st. Click here to download the latest Scholarship Application Click here to download a Scholarship Brochure Click here to download a Scholarship Flyer Click Here to Find Out how to become a NHSPE Scholarship Contributor *This Year's Winners (4 @ $1000.00 each)* Congratulations go out to: *Mr. Phillip Brogan* Phillip is currently attending the New Hampshire Technical Institute (NHTI) and will be attending UNH in the Fall of 2006 as a Civil Engineering major and expects to graduate in the Spring of 2009. He is also a 2004 graduate of Concord High School in Concord, NH. Phillip earned the Earl A. Little Award in his freshman at NHTI for having the highest GPA (4.0) in the Architectural Engineering Technology department. He is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society and also earned the NASA/PSNH scholarship award in 2004 and 2005. *Mr. Walter Durack* Walter is a 2004 graduate of North Atlantic Regional High School and is currently a sophomore at UNH as a Civil Engineering major and expects to graduate in the spring of 2008. His interests lie in the field of structural engineering, but he has also been working two part jobs in the UNH research center with Profs. Kinner and Goodspeed. Walter has been maintaining a GPA of 3.7 and has been actively serving society through mission trips to the Dominican Republic and as a volunteer relief worker in Biloxi Mississippi. He is an active member of the student chapters of NHSPE and ASCE. *Mr. Colum Lang* Colum is currently a freshman at UNH majoring in Environmental Engineering with an expectation to graduate in the spring of 2009. He is a 2005 graduate of Keene High School in Keene, NH. Colum has been maintaining a GPA of 3.67 at UNH as well as being actively involved in the UNH Cycling and Outing Clubs and fundraising for Students without Borders. *Mr. Timothy Polson* Tim will be a 2006 graduate of Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative High School in Wilton, NH. He has expressed interest in attending UNH, Villanova, Clarkson, and Lafayette Universities, expecting to graduate in the spring of 2010, majoring in civil engineering. Tim has a GPA of 3.87 and is president of his class, not to mention a member of the National Honor Society, the math team and Granite State Challenge Team. He has lettered in three varsity sports, received nine academic and athletic awards and found time to serve the town of Wilton through his high school tenure. Scholarships Available From The National Society For information on additional engineering scholarships offered by the National Society of Professional Engineers, click on the following link: www.nspe.org/scholarships/sc-home.asp Scholarships Available From The NH Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers For information on additional engineering scholarships offered by the NH Section of ASCE, click on the following link: www.ascenh.org