Edward J. Bouwer/AEESP Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award Grant

Funder: Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors Foundation (AEESP Foundation)

The Edward J. Bouwer/AEESP Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award recognizes outstanding research by emerging scholars in environmental engineering and science. This prestigious award, honoring Prof. Edward J. Bouwer, includes a plaque and a $1,500 cash prize for the student, along with a $500 prize for the faculty advisor. Additionally, a travel allowance of $750 is available for both the student and the faculty advisor to attend the Awards Ceremony, encouraging participation and celebration of academic excellence.

Bouwer/AEESP Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award
This award is given annually to honor the excellent work done by an emerging researcher in the environmental engineering and science field to honor Prof. The award consists of a plaque and a cash prize of $1,500 for the student, and a plaque and a cash prize of $500 for the faculty advisor. A $750 travel allotment is provided to the student recipient if he or she attends the Awards Ceremony. A total allotment of $750 is also available to support travel of the faculty advisor to the Awards Ceremony, or may be shared by faculty co-advisors who attend the ceremony.
Refer to the nomination package for the required submission requirements.
Faculty advisors are encouraged to nominate dissertations completed under their supervision but must limit themselves to a single entry.

Eligibility

Dissertations must have been from the previous calendar year, as per the cover page of the dissertation.One nomination per cycle for the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award category (comprising Jacobs, Roberts, and Bouwer Awards) may be submitted by a single nominator. Nominations need only be submitted once through the nomination links for any of these three awards, and will be automatically considered for all three awards during the review process. Complete nomination package includes:
A nomination message to include items listed on the form below.A project summary written by the student, including an overview, the advancement of environmental science and engineering, and intellectual merit and broader impacts of the work (similar to an NSF proposal). This document is limited to 1200 words.A 2-page CV for the student.