The Freeman Fellowship supports graduate research in hydraulic engineering, focusing on innovative projects that address key social, economic, environmental, or political challenges in the field.
Supports graduate students in civil engineering for hands-on experimental hydraulics research that advances understanding of hydraulic flow and addresses real-world engineering challenges.
This fellowship supports first-year graduate students in civil engineering with funding for tuition, research, and academic fees to advance their studies and research in the field.
The Federal Government Fellowship Program supports engineers working with congressional offices or federal agencies to bring technical expertise to policy decisions and gain firsthand government experience.
This ASCE fellowship supports innovative research in geotechnical engineering or earth sciences to address major societal challenges and advance the engineering profession.
The Fred and Tana Moses Bridge Engineering Fellowship supports graduate students conducting advanced research in bridge engineering to foster innovation and excellence in the field.