Jack E. Leisch Fellowship supports graduate students studying transportation planning, roadway geometric design, traffic operations, and safety performance to further their education and career goals.
Lemke Scholarship supports geology students sharing their work at professional meetings, currently focused on the AEG Annual Meeting, to support their participation as student presenters.
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.
Knut Eriksen Leadership and Management Fellowship supports civil engineering students and young engineers in graduate management education to prepare for leadership and executive careers.
Milek Fellowship supports non-tenured university faculty researching steel design and construction while developing students, especially doctoral researchers, for the U.S. structural steel industry.
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.