The West-Gray Scholarship funds geology students in the eastern US for academic and field research, especially field camp, to promote hands-on learning in environmental and engineering geology.
Funder: Association of Engineering Geologists Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 15, 2027 (Full application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Typically $500–$5,000 per award; one-year support; varies by applicant need and available funds.
Summary: Supports undergraduate and graduate geology students in the eastern US for academic and field research, with an emphasis on field camp experience.
Key Information: US residency and enrollment at an accredited US institution required; AEG student membership mandatory.
The West-Gray Scholarship, offered by the Association of Engineering Geologists Foundation, is a regional award designed to support undergraduate and graduate students majoring in geology at accredited institutions in the eastern half of the United States. The scholarship aims to encourage academic and professional development in environmental and engineering geology, with funding intended to assist with academic pursuits and field research, particularly geology field camp experiences. Recipients are required to document their field experience and submit a final report within one year of receiving the award.