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University Scholarships

BYU offers a variety of scholarship opportunities. More information can be found here. The BYU Office of Graduate Studies offers funding including scholarships and assistantships to BYU graduate students.

College Scholarships

For information on scholarships and fellowships, visit the college student services website or contact them:
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801-422-4325
engtech-advisement@byu.edu

Department Scholarships

Thanks to generous donors, the CCE department awards tuition scholarships based on academic merit, financial need, and service to students pursuing a degree in Civil and Construction Engineering. Links to undergraduate and graduate scholarship application forms are made available on this webpage each January.

Other Scholarships

External Scholarships

  • Geneva Rock is proud to provide a scholarship essay contest in support of students dedicated to building the future. A $2,000 award is issued each spring and fall for a deserving student in pursuit of a construction-related career.

    To Be Eligible: Applicants must be currently enrolled in an accredited university, college, trade, or vocational school and in pursuit of construction-related careers including, but not limited to: construction management, civil engineering, business, and commercial/professional sales. Students learning trades such as welding, diesel tech, heavy equipment operations, and building tech are also welcome to apply.

    How to Enter: Fill out the form at the bottom of Geneva Rock's Scholarship page, and answer the following questions:

    • Why have you chosen a career path in the construction industry? (Approximately 200 words)
    • What role do you feel that the construction industry has in the future of your community? (Approximately 200 words)
    • Discuss a time when you built something. Did you enjoy it? What was your favorite part of the process? How did you feel after the project was complete? (Approximately 200 words)
    • What area of the industry intrigues you the most? Describe your ideal career.

    The deadline for the fall semester is July 1 and November 15 for the spring semester. A committee will review all applications and select and notify a winner.

    We look forward to hearing from many of you as we give back to students who embody the future of the construction industry.

    Click here to apply

  • Helping to build the construction industry... one student at a time!

    Eligibility:
    Undergraduate Scholarship

    • must be currently enrolled, full-time, in a construction-related degree program at a school in the US
    • must have a current cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
    • must have at least one term remaining in a course of study leading to a degree

    Award amounts range from $1000 to $2500
    Over $75000 awarded each year!

    Contact:
    nfsf@nawic.org

    Application

  • Scholarship Information
    To help with any questions you might receive from the schools here are some frequently asked questions:

    • Who is eligible: The scholarships are open to sophomores or juniors of an accredited construction management program
    • What is the award: Okland will award two $5,000 scholarships along with an internship for each student scholarship recipient
    • Is an internship required: Accepting an internship with Okland is a condition of receiving the award
    • How do they apply: Scholarship information as well as the application/process may be found at okland.slideroom.com/#/Login. They may also enter the portal from our external website through the careers page.
    • If they have further questions: They may reach out to scholarships@okland.com and we will address their inquiries
    Scholarship Brochure

  • Scholarship Information
    To help with any questions you might receive from the schools here are some frequently asked questions:

    • Who is eligible: The scholarships are open to sophomores or juniors of an accredited construction management program
    • What is the award: Okland will award two $5,000 scholarships along with an internship for each student scholarship recipient
    • Is an internship required: Accepting an internship with Okland is a condition of receiving the award
    • How do they apply: Scholarship information as well as the application/process may be found at okland.slideroom.com/#/Login. They may also enter the portal from our external website through the careers page.
    • If they have further questions: They may reach out to scholarships@okland.com and we will address their inquiries
    Scholarship Brochure

  • SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

    The Utah Ready Mixed Concrete Association has established a scholarship program to foster the development of Concrete production, management, construction and design professionals.

    SCHOLARSHIPS GUIDELINES

    The Utah Ready Mixed Concrete Association will award up to ten separate one-time scholarships to up to ten individuals, each in the amount of $2,500. The award will be based on the combination of scholastic achievement, financial need and contributions to the fields of Concrete or Construction Management, Structural or Civil Engineering or Architecture.

    ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

    A. Scholarship recipients must reside within the URMCA boundaries (the state of Utah).
    B. Applicants must be students in good standing enrolled as a Junior, Senior, or Graduate Student in an Utah accredited university/college during the scholarship period.
    C. Applicants must be pursuing a degree in Concrete or Construction Management, Structural or Civil Engineering, or Architecture.
    D. Applicants should demonstrate a career goal in becoming employed within the concrete construction industry.
    E. Preference will be given to applicants who have shown an interest in the concrete construction industry through their education and or work experience. Students having full-time, part-time or co-op “hands-on” work experience in the concrete industry are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants should have engaged in project activity or employment related to the production, fabrication, estimating, detailing, supervision or inspection of concrete or in the gainful pursuit of experience directly involved in concrete construction.
    F. Applicants should not be related to any member of the URMCA Board of Directors or Executive Director.

    Application

  • The 2023-2024 Weidman Center Student Leadership Grant cycle will be starting soon. Part of the grant money has been assigned to our department. As was the case last year, student leaders may prepare and submit (with or without mentoring from faculty) grant proposals from August 1 to September 15 2023. Please forward this to any students or students groups you think may be interested in applying.

    WCSL Grant Instructions: This gives details of grant policies and timelines. This year, some minor updates have been made such as details about qualifying and non-qualifying experiences, grant duration, and proposal resubmissions.

    2023-2024 WCSL Grant Proposal Form: Student leaders can use this form to create the proposal and save it in a place accessible for them and future leadership. When they are ready to submit, they can copy and paste their answers into the Qualtrics survey.

     

    Qualtrics proposal submission link: This link will also be accessible on the Weidman Center website and via a QR code on the engineering TV screens.

  • INTRODUCTION

    The Dr. Robert W. Okey Scholarship was established in honor of a man who dedicated over 50 years of service to the wastewater industry, the Water Environment Federation (WEF) and the Water Environment Association of Utah (WEAU). Dr. Okey worked in the wastewater industry for many years before obtaining his Ph.D. degree and becoming a professor at the University of Utah. Many people now working in the industry in Utah remember taking classes from him. He authored numerous papers and books and held patents covering various aspects of wastewater treatment. He is fondly remembered for his many unique papers and presentations at the annual conferences and for his participation in furthering the goals and objectives of WEAU.

    ELIGIBILITY

    This scholarship is available to any undergraduate or graduate student currently enrolled in at least 9 credit hours in environmental programs, either in engineering or an applicable area of science or technology. Applicants must also be a member of the WEAU student chapter

    (it’s free, go to www.wef.org to sign up).

    Eligible students may apply for the scholarship each year the scholarship is offered. However, a candidate can only receive a maximum lifetime amount of $3,000 grant money from the Dr. Robert Okey Scholarship sponsored by WEAU.

    DEADLINE

    Completed applications for this year’s scholarship must be submitted electronically by October 11, 2023. Late submittals will not be eligible for consideration. The recipients of this scholarship will be notified by November 1, 2023. Recipients will also be invited to receive the scholarship at the WEAU Mid-year Conference held on November 8, 2023 at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center at 1355 West 3100 South West Valley City, Utah.

    SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

    Two scholarships will be offered; a grant of $2000 will be awarded to the top applicant and a grant of $1000 for the runner-up. Both scholarships will be awarded as a one-time grant.

    APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

    The following materials are required:

    1. A cover page that includes the following information:
    a. Name
    b. Phone number
    c. Email address
    d. College/University currently attending
    e. Degree program
    f. Expected completion date
    2. A complete resume
    3. A current transcript
    4. A statement of career goals and interests
    5. A 1,000-1,500 word essay that addresses each question for one of the following topics (using American Psychological Association (APA) style for writing the paper, with fully justified margins):

    Topic #1 - Water Reclamation and Secondary Reus
    o Describe the difference between water reclamation and secondary reuse.
    o Discuss items that should be considered when evaluating whether a secondary reuse should implemented.
    o Describe in detail one available tertiary treatment process that is used to meet Type I secondary reuse requirements.
    o The Great Salt Lake has recently experienced record low levels. A bill in the Utah Legislature, House Bill 349, provided some regulations regarding water supplies that effect the Great Salt Lake. Give your opinion on the State’s approach to managing water levels in the Great Salt Lake as it relates to secondary reuse.

    Topic #2 - Management of Biosolids

    o Describe the difference between biosolids and sludge.
    o What are some current concerns associated with biosolid management?
    o Discuss the current options available for the management of biosolids. What different types of biosolid classifications exist and what are their applications? Provide information on the benefits/impacts of these applications.
    o Describe one innovative process for the management of biosolids and provide an example of where this process is being used. Include results if they are available.

    SELECTION CRITERIA

    A committee appointed by the WEAU Board members will evaluate the submitted applications based on the following:
    1. The completeness of the application form
    2. Eligibility of the applicant
    3. A review of the applicants statement of career goals and interests
    4. The quality of the applicants essay including:
    a. Questions answered clearly for selected topic
    b. Detailed information supported by your research on the topic
    c. A complete list of sources included in a reference section at the end of your essay (not to be included in the word count)

    SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS

    Please send completed applications to okeyscholarship@weau.org as a single PDF document with the following file name - 2023OkeyScholarship_LastNameFirstName.pdf.

    Completed Scholarship applications must be submitted electronically by October 11, 2023. Late submittals will not be eligible for consideration.

  • The Utah Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) is pleased to announce that the Association is once again offering multiple scholarships in the amount of $2,500 each. A qualification for all the scholarships is that the student must be a resident of the State of Utah. The deadline for students to complete an application and submit it for consideration by noon on September 8, 2023. The selection will be made prior to our annual fall conference and once again we are asking the selected scholarship winners to attend a lunch at our conference for presentation of the awards.

    The fall conference will be held at the Mountain America Expo Center in Sandy, Utah on October 3-4, 2023. More information can be found on the Utah Chapter APWA website regarding the conference.

    1. Three full-time student scholarships are to be awarded to students who are entering their senior year in 2023 and who are pursuing a degree in public administration, public works, or a branch of engineering that is applicable to public works such as civil engineering.
    2. One scholarship will be awarded to a full-time public works employee who is concurrently pursuing his/her education in a public works/engineering related field. You may have someone who is going to school part time and working full time in a public works capacity that could qualify for the full-time public works employee scholarship.
    3. Two full-time student scholarships will be awarded to students who are currently pursuing a graduate degree in Water Resources Engineering.
    Application

  • The Utah Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) is pleased to announce that the Association is once again offering multiple scholarships in the amount of $2,500 each. A qualification for all the scholarships is that the student must be a resident of the State of Utah. The deadline for students to complete an application and submit it for consideration by noon on September 8, 2023. The selection will be made prior to our annual fall conference and once again we are asking the selected scholarship winners to attend a lunch at our conference for presentation of the awards.

    The fall conference will be held at the Mountain America Expo Center in Sandy, Utah on October 3-4, 2023. More information can be found on the Utah Chapter APWA website regarding the conference.

    1. Three full-time student scholarships are to be awarded to students who are entering their senior year in 2023 and who are pursuing a degree in public administration, public works, or a branch of engineering that is applicable to public works such as civil engineering.
    2. One scholarship will be awarded to a full-time public works employee who is concurrently pursuing his/her education in a public works/engineering related field. You may have someone who is going to school part time and working full time in a public works capacity that could qualify for the full-time public works employee scholarship.
    3. Two full-time student scholarships will be awarded to students who are currently pursuing a graduate degree in Water Resources Engineering.
    Application

  • ELIGIBILITY
    The Okland Diversity Scholarship is available to underrepresented minority students enrolled at a U.S. educational institution who, in Fall 2024, will begin either their sophomore or junior year of an accredited construction management program or related field (e.g., engineering, architecture, etc.). Underrepresented minority students include any student who has at least one birth parent who is a member of one of the following minority groups: Black/African American, Hispanic or Latino, American Indian, Native Hawaiian, Asian American, and/or Pacific Islander.

    AWARD
    A $5,000 tuition scholarship and internship with Okland will be awarded to up to two students who meet the required criteria and standards. Winners will also receive a paid internship with Okland for Summer 2024, during which they will be paired with an Okland mentor who will serve as a resource during the internship and ensuing academic year. Accepting and completing the internship is a condition of receiving the scholarship award.

    SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR TUITION SCHOLARSHIP

    Each applicant must complete an online application, which includes submitting the following:

    RESUME: School and/or work history.

    NOMINATION LETTER: A letter of recommendation from the dean, chair, assistant dean/chair, or tenure professor of the program. The letter must confirm that the applicant meets the eligibility criteria and describes their professional excellence.

    PERSONAL ESSAY: The essay should be no more than 500 words and should outline your unique background and how this opportunity will enable you to pursue your passion about having a career in construction management or a related field.

    CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROJECT: One mid-to-advanced-level construction management (or related field) project you completed that was not materially edited by others, e.g., estimates, schedules, safety plans, etc. It must not be a group project and shall not exceed 10 pages (excerpts of larger projects are acceptable). Project submissions must include a description of the challenge, the applicant’s specific contributions, and how the solution created a tangible and measurable benefit for its intended audience.

    Applicants for Okland’s Diversity Scholarship must be submitted by December 15, 2023Applicants for Okland’s Diversity Scholarship must be submitted by December 15, 2023
    OKLAND.SLIDEROOM.COM/#/LOGIN

    For questions or more information, please contact us.
    scholarships@okland.com

  • ELIGIBILITY
    The Okland Women in Construction Scholarship is available to women enrolled in a U.S. educational institution who, in Fall 2024, will begin either their sophomore or junior year of an accredited construction management program or a related field (e.g., engineering, architecture, etc.).

    AWARD
    A $5,000 tuition scholarship and internship with Okland will be awarded to up to two students who meet the required criteria and standards. Winners will also receive a paid internship at Okland for Summer 2024, where they will be paired with an Okland mentor who will serve as a resource during the internship and ensuing academic year. Accepting and completing the internship is a condition of receiving the scholarship award.

    SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR TUITION SCHOLARSHIP
    Each applicant must complete an online application, which includes submitting the following:

    RESUME: School and/or work history.

    NOMINATION LETTER: A letter of recommendation from the dean, chair, assistant dean/chair, or tenured professor of the program. The letter must confirm that the applicant meets the eligibility criteria and describes their professional excellence.

    PERSONAL ESSAY: The essay should be no more than 500 words and should outline your unique background and how this opportunity will enable you to pursue your passion about having a career in construction management (or related field).

    CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROJECT: One mid-to-advanced-level construction management (or related field) project you completed that was not materially edited by others, e.g., estimates, schedules, safety plans, etc. It must not be a group project and shall not exceed 10 pages (excerpts of larger projects are acceptable). Project submissions must include a description of the challenge, the applicant’s specific contributions, and how the solution created a tangible and measurable benefit for its intended audience.

    Applicants for Okland’s Women in Construction Scholarship must be submitted by December 15, 2023
    OKLAND.SLIDEROOM.COM/#/LOGIN

    For questions or more information, please contact us.
    scholarships@okland.com

  • Construction Management

    The scholarships for undergraduates are $2,500 per year ($1,250 if you have half a semester) and can be renewed for up to three years. The applications open on July 1st of each calendar year and must be submitted by midnight on November 1st of the same year. If applicants are selected as a finalist, an interview process will take place with a contractor in the area. Following the interview, scholarship recipients will be selected and announced in March of the following calendar year. (Application submitted on November 1, 2023 - Scholarship awarded for fall 2024).

    Please remember:
    1) You must meet the criteria to apply as an undergraduate.
    2) Make sure that your recommenders (one teacher and one employer) know that you are requesting their recommendation.

    Application

  • WTS fosters the development of women in the transportation field by encouraging bright new professionals to undertake careers in the area of transportation. One way it does this is by awarding the WTS Memorial Scholarship to women pursuing graduate or undergraduate studies in transportation or a related field.

    The Undergraduate Scholarship honors Sharon D. Banks, Chief Executive Officer of AC Transit in Alameda-Contra Costa County, California. As its CEO throughout most of the 1990’s, Banks led the agency in a pioneering effort to introduce cultural and organizational changes aimed at motivating the public transit workforce. She was a member of the WTS Advisory Board and received the WTS San Francisco Chapter Woman of the Year and Employer of the Year awards.

    The Graduate Scholarship honors Helene M. Overly, the first Executive Secretary of WTS, the Board of Directors voted to name the annual WTS graduate scholarship the Helene M. Overly Memorial Scholarship to honor Helene for her dedicated service to WTS. Helene became a WTS member in 1981. She brought with her 15 years of experience in public service, tremendous organizational abilities, and a spirit of determination that helped WTS nearly double its membership in two years.

    The WTS SW Idaho Chapter will award one $2,500 for the Sharon D. Banks Memorial Undergraduate Scholarship or the Helene M. Overly Memorial Graduate Scholarship. The winner of the WTS SW Idaho Chapter scholarship will advance to the national scholarship competition to represent the WTS SW Idaho Chapter with the opportunity to receive an additional $5,000 for undergraduate students or $10,000 for graduate students. The minimum criteria for selection are:

    a. GPA of 3.0 or higher.
    b. Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program in a transportation-related field, such as transportation engineering, planning, finance, or logistics.
    c. Plans to pursue a career in a transportation-related field.

    Applications must be submitted to the WTS SW Idaho Chapter as typed Word documents. The scholarships are competitive and based on the applicant's specific transportation goals, academic record and transportation-related activities or job skills. WTS SW Idaho Chapter scholarships will be awarded in December and scholarship recipients will be honored at a reception on April 17, 2024. Recipient’s attendance at this reception is strongly encouraged as an opportunity to meet transportation leaders and professionals in Southwest Idaho. If you have additional questions, email: wtsidahoscholarship@gmail.com.

    Please return the completed application via email to: wtsidahoscholarship@gmail.com.

    Please include all required forms, letters, transcripts, etc. in one package. Applications must be postmarked no later than November 30, 2023.

    Application

  • Part of the WTS goal of fostering the development of women in the transportation field can be realized by encouraging bright new professionals to undertake careers in the area of transportation. The WTS Leadership Scholarship is awarded to women pursuing graduate or undergraduate studies in transportation or a related field who demonstrate leadership skills, ability, and interest.

    The purpose of the WTS Leadership Scholarship is to motivate and reward women who demonstrate leadership in the transportation industry. The leadership, skills, and perspectives of women are essential to assure that the transportation systems of the future respond to the needs of all. Leadership does not just happen. Leaders personally invest and risk much. They must take on struggles that many would avoid and persevere to reach successful outcomes. These qualities should receive special attention in the selection of the award winner. The SW Idaho WTS Chapter will award one $2,500 for the WTS Leadership Scholarship. The winner of the WTS SW Idaho Chapter scholarship will advance to the national scholarship competition with an opportunity to receive an additional $5,000 scholarship.

    The minimum criteria for selection are:
    a. GPA of 3.0 or higher.
    b. Currently enrolled in a graduate or undergraduate degree program in a transportation-related field, such as transportation engineering, planning, finance, or logistics.
    c. Plans to pursue a career in a transportation-related field.
    d. Undergraduate applicants for the WTS Leadership Scholarship must specifically address the issue of leadership on their personal statement.
    e. Graduate applicants must prepare a personal statement of 500 words or less highlighting candidate’s interest in transportation-related fields, relevant experiences and interests, and how this award will contribute to the candidate’s ability to make a meaningful contribution in the transportation arena.

    Applications must be submitted to the WTS SW Idaho Chapter as typed Word documents. Scholarships are competitive and based on the applicant's specific transportation goals, academic record, and transportation-related activities or job skills. WTS SW Idaho Chapter scholarships will be awarded in December and scholarship recipients will be honored at a reception on April 17, 2024. Recipient’s attendance at this reception is strongly encouraged as an opportunity to meet transportation leaders and professionals in Southwest Idaho. If you have additional questions, email: wtsidahoscholarship@gmail.com.

    Please return the completed application via email: wtsidahoscholarship@gmail.com.

    Please include all required forms, letters, transcripts, etc. in one package.  Applications must be postmarked no later than November 30, 2023.

    Application

  • 2023-2024 John Reis Scholarship

    The Expanded Shale, Clay, and Slate Institute (ESCSI) is pleased to announce the John Ries Scholarship in Academic Year 2023-2024 for undergraduate and graduate students in civil engineering or closely related majors.

    The ESCSI is the international trade association for manufacturers of rotary kiln-produced expanded shale, expanded clay and expanded slate (ESCS) lightweight aggregate. ESCSI promotes the extensive use of rotary kiln-produced lightweight aggregate in the lightweight concrete masonry and structural lightweight concrete markets, as well as use in asphalt, geotechnical and other applications. Based on research and development, educational material is disseminated to all phases of the construction industry. The association works closely with other technical organizations, such as ACI and ASTM, to maintain product quality, life-safety and professional integrity throughout the construction industry and related building code bodies.

    Applications are accepted as self-nominations by undergraduate or graduate students in civil engineering or closely related majors who are enrolled in fall 2023 and will return to school for spring 2024. All applications shall be postmarked no later than January 31, 2024. Applications should include the following items:

    1. The application form signed by the applicant (electronic signature is acceptable);
    2. A one-page statement of qualifications by student describing motivation in ESCS materials; academic and career goals related to ESCS applications; planned research- or practice-based projects involving ESCS materials; and/or the value of this scholarship to achieve goals or complete projects (letter-size, single-spaced, 1” margin, font size 12, doc or pdf);
    3. Unofficial transcripts indicating the current GPA of 2.75 or higher (pdf);
    4. A confidential letter of recommendation by a faculty; signed, dated, and sealed; or sent directly via email to ESCSI by the faculty with the subject “John Ries Scholarship”.

    Please send completed application and attachments, as well as any question to following address and mentioning “John Ries Scholarship” in the subject line of emails, or back of mail packages:

    Expanded Shale, Clay and Slate Institute
    35 East Wacker Dr., Suite 850
    Chicago, IL 60601
    info@escsi.org

  • SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

    SUBMITTAL DUE: March 29th, 2024 11:59PM

    The ASCE Utah YMF is sponsoring a scholarship program for Civil Engineering Students in Utah to assist them with their education. Two winners of this scholarship will be provided up to $1,000 and one $500 in cash scholarship.

    AWARD
    Two $1,000 Cash Scholarships
    One $500 Cash Scholarships

    Recognition at the ASCE Utah Section Annual Meeting and potential publication in the ASCE Utah Newsletter.

    ELIGIBILITY OF APPLICANTS

    Applicants must be a student of a Utah college or university during the 2024-2025 academic school year. Currently maintain a 2.5 GPA and be an ASCE Member. Don't worry membership is free for students!

    See link below to sign up.
    https://www.asce.org/communities/student-members

    This is a one-time award. Previous recipients of the scholarship are not eligible.

    PROMPT & SUBMITTAL
    Prompt: The 2023 ASCE Convention asks civil engineers to 'Be Future Ready.' What challenges will new civil engineers face when designing resilient structures for the future? How do you envision Utah cities will change in the next 50 years? How will you be part of the solution? Please respond in 500-700 words.

    Submittal: All application materials must be submitted electronically (formatted in PDF or Word) and are due End of Day on March 29th, 2024 via google forms.

    https://forms.gle/V51mVy8PPd2BPyNt5

    In addition to the submittal to the prompt, the applicant will be asked to upload unofficial transcripts, resume, and ASCE Membership number.

    If you have any questions please reach out to ASCE Utah YMF at asceutahymf@gmail.com.

    NOTIFICATION
    Winners will be notified after April 17th, 2024. Upon acceptance, scholarship recipients are invited to the ASCE Utah Section Annual Meeting. Your prompt will be eligible for future ASCE publications.

  • 2024 Utah NASA Space Grant Fellowship
    APPLICATION DEADLINE: 5PM FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2024

    The BYU affiliate office for the NASA Utah Space Grant Consortium
    is soliciting applications for student fellowships.

    The deadline for submission is 10 May 2024 at 5:00 p.m. to Lissa Camacho in 240 EB.

    This is an opportunity to get money for graduate students involved
    in research with faculty members to receive additional money from NASA.

    The awards require at least 50% cost share from BYU. The awards
    will provide up to $8000 for PhD students, $4000 for MS
    students and $2000 for undergraduate students involved in
    space-related research. (Note space-related research is a V
    ERY broad topic, and almost anything can qualify.) We will be
    giving out over $60,000. Note that faculty mentors have to agree
    to match this NASA support from non-federal money. The cost-sharing can be tuition, equipment, experiment costs, travel, TA, etc.

    All that is required for this competitive opportunity is a letter
    proposal (3-5 pages) from the student, two letters of recommendation from faculty, a student vitae, and the student progress report (grade transcript), see link below.

    Students *must* be U.S. citizens and BYU students

    file:///C:/Users/aolson12/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/Content.Outlook/RGVDKD99/application%20form.pdf

    Above is the pdf needed to apply!