Scholarships, Fellowships and Industry Partner Awards
Below is a list of Scholarships, Fellowhsips and Industry Partner Awards that are given each year to CEE undergraduate and graduate students.
Scholarships | Fellowships | Industry Partner Awards
Scholarships 
Alex G. and Faye Spanos Scholarship
The Spanos scholarship was created to reward both Academic Excellence overall in Civil Engineering as well as Academic Excellence and commitment to the Construction Industry.
Recipients 2005-2006
Angharad Pagnon
Brenda Vargas
Bobby L. Johnson Scholarship
The Bobby L. Johnson Scholarship was formed in honor of Ms. Bobby L. Johnson, a long time supporter of Georgia Tech and the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Recipient 2005-2006
Mary Lim
Odalys Reyes
Diana Sosa
Wai (Karen)Wong
F. Everett Williams Scholarship
The F. Everett Williams Scholarship was established in honor of Mr. Williams who is a CE Alum from 1956. The recipient of the F. Everett Williams Scholarship is to be awarded to outstanding CEE undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need. There is a preference for students from Georgia or Northern Virginia.
Recipient 2005-2006
Christopher Garrigues
G. Ben Turnipseed Scholarship
The G. Ben Turnipseed Scholarship was established by Mr.& Mrs. Turnipseed. Ben Turnipseed is a 1969 grad of Civil Engineering from Georgia Tech and is president/CEO of G. Ben Turnipseed Engineers in Atlanta. The G. Ben Turnipseed Scholarship recipients are awarded to outstanding undergraduate students in CEE demonstrating financial need. Preference is given to students from Georgia.
Recipients 2005-2006
Daeyoun Bae
Christopher Putnam
George S. Mooney Scholarship
The George S. Mooney Scholarship was formed in memory of Mr. Mooney who was a 1931 GT CE grad. Mr. Mooney was a long time employee of Post Buckley Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. (PBS&J). The George G. Mooney Scholarship is given to an outstanding undergraduate student demonstrating financial need.
Recipient 2005-2006
David Arza
John Webb Spratlin Scholarship
The John Webb Spratlin Scholarship was instituted by Mr. Spratlin who is a 1973 graduate of CE at Tech. The recipient of the John Webb Spratlin Scholarship is given to an outstanding student demonstrating financial need that is preferably an incoming junior or senior from the state of Georgia.
Recipient 2005-2006
George Reynolds
Jordan Jones and Goulding Scholarship
The Jordan Jones and Goulding Scholarship was established in 2000 by JJG to preferably award outstanding Juniors or Seniors demonstrating financial need interested in a career path in engineering consulting.
Recipients 2005-2006
Micha Eccles
Brandon Monroe
Emily Nilsson
Kathy and Carl E. Hofstadter Scholarship
The Kathy and Carl E. Hofstadter Scholarship was established by the Hofstadter’s to be given to outstanding juniors or seniors majoring in CEE. Carl Hofstadter is a 1977 CE alum who owns Hofstadter & Associates in Macon, GA.
Recipient 2005-2006
William Alex Berry
Louis and Viola T. Dozier Scholarship
The Louis S. and Viola T. Dozier Scholarship was established by the Dozier family in memory of Louis who was a 1932 graduate of Civil Engineering at Georgia Tech. The Dozier Scholarship is awarded to a CEE student with preference given to a co-op student.
Recipient 2005-2006
Allison Olean
Philip D. Jory Memorial Scholarship
The Philip D. Jory Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Philip D. Jory a 1958 graduate from the College of Management. The Jory Memorial Scholarship is awarded to an outstanding junior or senior with preference given to a Geosystems Engineer in CEE as well as having demonstrated outstanding leadership and extra-curricular activities.
Recipient 2005-2006
Sabrina Valdivieso
Samuel P. Bratton Scholarship
The Samuel P. Bratton Scholarship was created through the estate of Mr. Bratton, a 1923 Georgia Tech grad. Recipients are selected by the Office of Student Financial Planning & Services based on their financial need, scholastic achievement, and extracurricular activities. Candidates should have a minimum 3.0 grade point average overall and a combined SAT score of 1200 or more.
Recipients 2005-2006
Anna Buseman-Williams
Marc Erwin
Carlos George Perez
Antonio Inojal
Mary Lim
Samuel Ng
Sabrina Valdivieso
Wai (Karen) Wong
Thomas S. Lucas Memorial Scholarship
The Thomas S. Lucas Memorial Scholarship is awarded from the endowment established by James H. Lucas, professor emeritus of the School of Civil Engineering, in memory of his father. Awards are made to worthy students majoring in Civil Engineering. The selection of recipients is by the Office of Student Financial Planning & Services, and is based on scholastic ability and need.
Recipients 2005-2006
Joseph Maxwell
Sabrina Valdivieso
William McCoy Sangster Scholarship
The William McCoy Sangster Scholarship was created by Bill Sangster – a man who devoted nearly 30 years of service to Georgia Tech as director of the School of Civil Engineering, dean of the College of Engineering, director of International Programs, and Tech's faculty representative to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
Recipient preference is given to rising juniors in Civil and Environmental Engineering who are children of single parents or who are single parents themselves. Recipients are selected by Office of Student Financial Planning and Services with approval of Chair of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Recipients 2005-2006
Suzanne Duncan
Emily Nilsson
The Carolyn and John Wylder Scholarship
This scholarship was established in 2004 by Lyn and John Wylder who are both Tech alums. The Wylder Scholarship is given to an outstanding student in Civil and Environmental Engineering who displays financial need.
Recipient 2005-2006
Sabrina Valdivieso
Fellowships
Gene Boyd-Vulcan Materials Fellowship
The Gene Boyd Vulcan Materials Fellowship was established in honor of Gene Boyd who was the President of the Southeast Division of Vulcan Materials. The recipient of the Gene Boyd Vulcan Materials Fellowship should be a GeoSystems student who has made a positive contribution in the area of crushed stone.
Recipient 2005-2006
Douglas D. Cortes
Georgia Power Fellowship in Environmental Engineering
The Georgia Power Fellowship is awarded to an Environmental Engineering student who provides power/ industry focus emphasizing research on air, land and water quality topics.
Recipient 2005-2006
Diane Ivy
Professor James Ting-Shun Wang Fellowship
The Professor James Ting-Shun Wang Fellowship was established in 2001 by Elaine Woo Wang in honor of her late husband who taught in the School of Engineering Sciences and Mechanics and the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering from 1961-2000. This fellowship is to be given to an outstanding student in CEE with preference given to a student with an interest in mechanics.
Recipient 2005-2006
Kritsakorn Luangvilai
Uzun and Case Engineers Fellowship for Excellence in Structural Engineering
The Uzun and Case Fellowship is given to an outstanding student in Structural Engineering focusing on building design.
Recipient 2005-2006
Amanda Bezold
Industry Partner Awards
Development Consultants Group Outstanding Student Award
Development Consultants Group (DCG) has established an outstanding student award in CEE. Since 1985, DCG has been providing civil engineering, land planning and land surveying expertise to real estate developers and others in metro Atlanta and Georgia.
The DCG Award is given to juniors or seniors who are planning to pursue a career in land development engineering. This is an award for which the students must apply.
Recipients 2005-2006
Jonathan Tyler Coats
Patrick Devereux
Graham Neff
Jessica Rafferty
Kimley-Horn Award
Kimley-Horn has been a long-time partner with CEE at Georgia Tech. Kimley-Horn provides a wide range of consulting services to public and private clients for planning and engineering of the "built environment", including roadways and bridges, land developments, traffic signals, water/sewer systems, airports, landscape architecture, and transit systems. The recipient of the Kimley-Horn Award is merit based and preferably given to a Senior or Graduate Student pursuing a consulting career. Beside academic excellence, the student should possess outstanding leadership skills and be involved in campus activities.
Recipient 2005-2006
William Martin
Walter P. Moore Graduate Student Award
The Walter P. Moore Graduate Student Award is another strong industry partner with CEE at Georgia Tech. The Walter P. Moore Award recipient is a graduate student who has a minimum GPA of 3.5 and exhibits an interest in consulting structural engineering.
Recipient 2005-2006
Lisa M. Bolton