The Shlemon Quaternary Engineering Geology Scholarship supports student research in Quaternary engineering geology, fostering expertise in recent geologic processes through the Association of Engineering Geologists Foundation.
Funder: Association of Engineering Geologists Foundation
Due Dates: January 15, 2027 (Annual scholarship deadline)
Funding Amounts: $500–$5,000 per award; one-year support; varies by applicant pool and funds available.
Summary: Supports undergraduate and graduate students in geology with an environmental or engineering geology focus, especially Quaternary topics.
Key Information: Funds must be used for direct tuition only; AEG student membership and U.S. residency required.
This scholarship, administered by the Association of Engineering Geologists (AEG) Foundation, provides financial support to undergraduate and graduate students majoring in geology with an emphasis on environmental or engineering geology, particularly those working on Quaternary engineering geology topics. The program aims to encourage academic and research advancement in the study of geological processes and formations from the Quaternary period, fostering the next generation of professionals in this specialized field.