his is the 22nd year that Tau Beta Pi will award and recognize members with

funds in support of their senior year of undergraduate study. Last year, 289 scholarships were awarded from 628 applicants. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achieve-ment, extracurricular activities, and the promise of substantial contributions to the engineer-ing profession. Strong faculty recommendations are an integral component to the application. Applicants are welcome from members or candidates for mem-bership who will be initiated by June 1. Recipients must be full-time undergraduate engi-neering students during 2020-21. Full-time students, graduating in the fall semester, are eligible for partial scholarships.

Tau Beta Pi Scholarship Program

Instructions, FAQs, and the application are available at www.tbp.org/?scholars. Members are encouraged to read Bylaw I (1.03) of the TBP Constitution & Bylaws prior to submitting an application. Scholarships will be announc in early July. Scholars will receive $2,000 payable in two

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• Application available online beginning January 31.• Deadline is 11:59 P.M. EST April 1.• Scholarships are restricted to initiated members

planning to return to school for at least one semes-ter of full-time undergraduate study.

• Each full-year award is $2,000. Partial scholarships will be awarded $1,000.

• More info available at: https://www.tbp.org/scholarships.cfm

equal payments in mid-September and mid-January. Scholars returning for one semester will receive a single payment of $1,000 in mid-September. If you have questions, contact Director of Fellowships Sally J. Steadman, Ph.D., WY Alpha ’69, at fellowships@tbp.org orMike Brown at mbrown@tbp.org.

Scholarship recipients are selected by the Fellowship Board:

• Sally J. Steadman, Ph.D., Wyoming Alpha ’69, chair

• Solange C. Fantozzi, P.E., Florida Alpha ’95

• Robert E. Efimba, Sc.D., P.E., Massachusetts Beta ’63

• LeVern W. Faidley, Ph.D, Iowa Alpha ’67

• Abigail M. Richards, Ph.D, Washington Beta ’99

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