Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt & Robert N. Herbert Undergraduate Scholarship Grant

The Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt & Robert N. Herbert Undergraduate Scholarship, awarded by SNAME, supports students pursuing degrees in naval architecture, marine engineering, or ocean engineering. This scholarship, first awarded in 2007, provides up to $6,000 to undergraduate scholars demonstrating a passion for these fields and involvement in SNAME. Applicants must show academic excellence and commitment to the maritime industry. This scholarship celebrates the legacies of its founders, who significantly contributed to naval architecture and marine engineering.

SNAME offers competitive scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students of naval architecture, marine engineering, ocean engineering, or of other fields directly related to the maritime industry, as well as grants to SNAME student members through the Student Grant Program. Students with exceptional academic credentials are encouraged to apply.
Awards are made for one year of study leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in naval architecture, marine engineering, ocean engineering, or in other fields directly related to the marine industry.
Rosenblatt Undergraduate Scholarship
Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt Undergraduate Scholarship for having a passion for naval architecture, marine or ocean engineering, and displaying evidence of professionalism and involvement in SNAME.
Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt founded M. Rosenblatt & Son, Inc. in 1947. The founders led the company in the design and development of all types of naval and commercial ships. The Rosenblatt's expertise extended from aircraft carriers and submarines to tankers, tugs and high performance craft. Many of the world's most innovative designs can be attributed to the company. SNAME remembers and celebrates the combined legacy of Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt through the scholarship dedicated in their names.
First awarded in 2007, the Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt Scholarship provides a maximum of $6,000 to an undergraduate scholar having a passion for naval architecture, marine or ocean engineering, and displaying evidence of professionalism and involvement in SNAME.
Robert N. and Helen H. Herbert Undergraduate Scholarship for having a passion for naval architecture, marine or ocean engineering, and displaying evidence of professionalism and involvement in SNAME.
In 1963, Robert N. Herbert, Naval Architects opened for business. Bob Herbert started this venture with a clear vision of the type of work he wanted to do, and most importantly, how he wanted to do business. His keen sense for innovation, and his honest, straightforward manner helped build long term relationships with his clients. Herbert was also an innovative employer who realized the importance of providing employees with a stake in the company. The company was incorporated as Herbert Engineering Corp. in 1975, with all shares owned by employees who actively participate in the company's management. SNAME remembers and celebrates the legacy of Robert N. Herbert and his wife through the scholarship dedicated in their name.
First awarded in 2008, the Robert N. and Helen H. Herbert Undergraduate Scholarship, formerly the Robert N. Herbert Undergraduate Scholarship, provides a maximum award of $6,000 to an undergraduate scholar having a passion for naval architecture, marine or ocean engineering, and displaying evidence of professionalism and involvement in SNAME.

Eligibility

Open to applicants worldwide, who are actively involved members of SNAME and committed to future membership.
SNAME membership required at least four months prior to the application submission deadline (i.e. 1 February). Undergraduate scholarships may be awarded to an individual only once, and applicants remain eligible for a graduate scholarship.  Scholarship funds may be used for student tuition, textbooks, academic fees or other academic related expenses for study and research. Awards are made for one year of study leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in naval architecture, marine engineering, ocean engineering, or in other fields directly related to the marine industry. Applicants must not receive their bachelor’s degree prior to 15 April of the academic year they are applying for scholarship. Undergraduate scholarships may be awarded to an individual only once, and applicants remain eligible for a graduate scholarship.
Applicants must provide evidence of sound academic achievement with a transcript of grades including Grade Point Average (GPA) scores and/or class standing (giving class size and standing)Applicants must give evidence of their passion for naval architecture, marine engineering, ocean engineering and/or other marine field, as well as of their professionalism, commitment and prior and ongoing involvement with SNAME by submitting a supporting essay of 500-600 words.
You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member. The applicant must currently be an actively involved member of a SNAME Student Section (have had membership for at least four months prior to the application deadline, i.e., February 1) and be committed to future membership.

Ineligibility

Applicants must not receive their bachelor’s degree prior to 15 April of the academic year they are applying for scholarship.