Announcements

New! CEE will host the First Annual Civil and Environmental Engineering Recognition Event May 22, 2008 at University Place from 6pm to 8:30pm. 

We will congratulate our seniors, recognize students, scholarship winners, faculty, and supporters of our success. 

This is a sit-down meal so registration is required - there are three entrees to choose from.  Please click on this link to let us know that you will be in attendance and to select your entree: http://www.cee.pdx.edu/register/register.php

Please contact K.C. Hall at kchall@cecs.pdx.edu or 503-725-4244 if you have any questions.

SCHOLARSHIPS FROM THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS

The National Society of Professional Engineers is currently accepting applications for several scholarships, available to engineering under grads and graduate students. Please visit http://www.nspe.org/Education/awardsandscholarships.html for more information and applications.

CRSI Scholarships

Undergraduate

The objective of this Undergraduate Scholarship Program is to foster the development of practicing engineers and constructors in the field of site-cast reinforced concrete construction. The scholarship program provides financial assistance to undergraduate students, namely, seniors majoring in Civil Engineering or Architectural Engineering, seeking their Bachelor’s Degrees.

Undergraduate Scholarship Application Packet (pdf) (Deadline = June 11, 2008)

Graduate

Cameron Graduate Scholarships are intended to foster the development of practicing engineers in the field of site-cast reinforced concrete structures. This scholarship program provides financial assistance to incoming graduate students seeking their Master’s Degrees in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or Architectural Engineering. This scholarship program is named to perpetuate the memory of Dugald J. (Duke) Cameron for his numerous contributions to the advancement of the reinforced concrete industry.

Graduate Scholarship Application Packet (pdf) (Deadline = June 11, 2008)

Information to be submitted by applicants shall consist of a completed Application Form and the items requested in the Application Form. Submit the required information by June 11, 2008 to:

CRSI Foundation
c/o Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute
933 North Plum Grove Road
Schaumburg, Illinois 60173-4758
Attn: Lisa M. Kelly

SEAO Scholarship 2008

This merit-based and need-based scholarship has been established to recognize and financially assist students interested in structures. The qualified candidate is an established local resident pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or a Master of Science in Civil Engineering, with an emphasis in structures.

Application must be submitted to the Department by May 9, 2008.

APWA Scholarship 2008

Each year since 1982 the Oregon Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) has awarded a scholarship to a civil engineering, geomatics or geotechnical student at the Portland State University. The scholarships were established to recognize and financially assist students who are interested in pursuing a career in the broad field of Public Works.

Full-time civil engineering and geomatics students who have achieved junior standing at the beginning of the academic year of the award will be considered for the scholarship. Students who receive the award during their junior year will again be eligible for the award during their senior year, assuming they maintain eligibility for the scholarship. Course work must be taken at the school where the scholarship is awarded. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

Application must be submitted to the Department by May 9, 2008.

OCAPA Scholarship 2008

Oregon Concrete & Aggregate Producers Association (OCAPA) educational fund is sponsoring scholarships for deserving students pursuing a career related to the construction materials industry. Areas of study may include, but are not limited to, construction materials, engineering, geology, architecture, land use planning, biology, and fish & wildlife studies.

WHO MAY APPLY? Any to junior, senior, or fifth year students enrolled at an Oregon university or college encompassing disciplines related to the constructions materials industry may apply who will be enrolling full time in an academic institution for the
year beginning in September following the date of application. Students must be citizens of the United States. The academic institution may be either a four year college or a community college with a recognized related course of study. Scholarships will be applied toward full or part-time tuition costs for one calendar year, not exceed $3,000.

Application must be submitted to the Department by May 23, 2008.