Undergraduate Scholarship Program Grant

The CRSI Foundation offers an Undergraduate Scholarship Program designed for senior-level students majoring in Civil or Architectural Engineering. This program includes five regional scholarships and six named scholarships, awarded through the CRSI network. Eligible candidates must be pursuing their Bachelor’s Degrees and demonstrate a commitment to the steel reinforced concrete industry. The scholarships aim to support students who are focused on careers in structural engineering.

NOTE: The application process for these scholarships is handled directly through the universities.
CRSI Foundation
The CRSI Foundation continually advances the growth of the steel reinforced concrete industry by investing in education and research.
The Undergraduate Scholarship Program comprises five region scholarships and six named scholarships, one at each of:
Virginia Military Institute Dick Castle-Walsh Scholarship To be granted to a junior or senior at VMI who is in the Civil and Environmental Engineering program with a focus in Structural Engineering.UMass / Wentworth Inst. of Tech. Robert Brack Memorial ScholarshipTo be granted to a student or students at the University of Massachusetts and Wentworth Institute of Technology who are pursuing a career in structural engineering or reinforcing steel.UC-San Diego John M. Stutz Scholarship and Jack Stutz Memorial Scholarship Northeastern University Bill Collins ScholarshipThe Collins Scholarship honors William J. Collins. Bill was active with the Civil Engineering Department at Northeastern University, Wentworth Institute and others with hands-on workshops on construction practices in the field of reinforcing steel.University of Washington Harold V. Paulson ScholarshipThe Paulson Scholarship at the University of Washington is awarded annually to a student studying in the field of engineering, with emphasis in the reinforced concrete field.
University of California San DiegoJack Stutz Memorial Scholarship.

Eligibility

The Undergraduate Scholarship program is available to senior-level students majoring in Civil or Architectural Engineering, and seeking their Bachelor’s Degrees and awarded through CRSI’s region network.