Pacific Northwest CMAA Chapter: Scholarship

CMAA-Pacific Northwest Chapter (Alaska, Idaho, Washington).
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA (NO EXCEPTIONS):
1. Must have completed a minimum of one full academic year of studies and must have a minimum of one full academic year remaining prior to completing the degree being pursued unless in your senior year of undergraduate program or are in a graduate program.
2. Must be enrolled in a Construction Management degree program, or other CM-related degree program, and show a strong interest in a career in CM, as demonstrated by a response to the essay question in the application package.
NOTE: Incomplete applications will NOT be considered non-responsive and not evaluated. The application and all associated attachments must be submitted electronically. Hard copies of transcripts, responses to topics, and recommendations by academic advisors must be scanned and sent electronically.
CMAA FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS
SUBMISSION VIA REGIONAL CHAPTER
The CMAA Foundation works with the many regional CMAA chapters throughout the country. Scholarship applications should be submitted to the Pacific Northwest CMAA Chapter.
Note, the Pacific Northwest CMAA Chapter will forward completed applications for consideration for the National CMAA Foundation Scholarship
1. Following the instructions included in this application package, submit the CMAA Foundation application. Be sure to fill out the CMAA Foundation application completely and submit it with all accompanying attachments electronically to Craig Sweet, Scholarship chair at csweet@parametrix.com by close of business on Tuesday, May 1, 2024.
2. Scholarships will be given out in the amount of $6,000 to undergraduate and graduate students. The Chapter will also be awarding an $8,000 for the Jerry Page Laford Memorial Scholarship to the highest ranked scholarship submittal.
Application packet and more information available at: https://pnwcmaa.org/
• Contact Craig Sweet (csweet@parametrix.com) for any questions prior to the deadline and/or final submittal.
Deadline: May 1, 2024