Scholarships

Established in honor of Beverly F. Shore, an engineer’s assistant at Stratos, an aircraft engineer firm – during World War II. This scholarship is designated for rising junior female students minoring in aerospace engineering. 
Given by: Douglas L. Shore

Established by Catherine Land Waters, to benefit a full-time undergraduate student who is part of an underrepresented population, majoring in Industrial Engineering Technology or Systems/Industrial Engineering. Student should be a freshman with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Scholarship is renewable (with application) for a total of five years, if the student maintains this major and the GPA.
Given by Catherine Land-Waters, BS 1983 Industrial Engineering Technology

For Mechanical, Electrical, and Systems Engineering students pursuing a minor in Nuclear Engineering. Recipients must be enrolled full-time with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrate satisfactory academic progress in their fields of study, as determined by criteria established by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The grant will provide scholarships for 24 students, paying $3,200 per semester, for two years through Spring semester 2019.

For detailed information, instructions, and application form visit the Center for Nuclear Studies and submit the required forms by no later than November 16, 2017.
Given by Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)

This endowed scholarship will benefit students majoring in mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering technology and industrial/systems engineering.
Given by Price Industries

To benefit a student pursuing a degree in Supply Chain Logistics. Preference is given to a non-traditional student, who is enrolled full-time and employed while attending the University.
Given by the Southeastern Transportation Security Council