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Scholarships

Pursue your education with our annual scholarships established to inspire the next generation of industry innovators.

Announcing Our 2026 STEM Scholarship Recipients!

Congratulations to our 2026 STEM Scholarship recipients, representing the next generation of engineers, researchers and resiliency leaders who are dedicated to tackling some of the world's most pressing water, environmental and infrastructure challenges.

These students are already making an impact across the board through their academic achievements, research, leadership and service, from advancing PFAS treatment research and renewable energy solutions to improving water quality, wastewater systems and sustainable community development

We're proud to support talented students in pursuing their education and transforming their ambitions into meaningful careers that improve communities around the globe.

STEM scholarships

Eight $7,500 scholarships awarded annually. Come back in March 2027 for our next scholarship cycle.

Eligibility requirements

Applicants must be enrolled in or entering an eligible STEM undergraduate or graduate program (engineering programs must be ABET-accredited) with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent).

Selection criteria

Recipients are selected on the basis of academic excellence, technical professional development and commitment to community service and leadership.

Additional consideration

Consideration will be given to individuals from underserved communities who have overcome significant challenges to pursue their education and career goals.

Vocational-Technical scholarships

Two $5,000 scholarships awarded annually. Come back in March 2027 for our next scholarship cycle.

Eligibility requirements

Applicants must be enrolled in or entering an eligible undergraduate program in Electrical, Automation, Instrumentation and Controls, Cybersecurity or related major with a minimum grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent).

Selection criteria

Recipients are selected on the basis of leadership, community involvement, work experience, career goals, faculty recommendations and/or unusual personal/family circumstances.

Location restrictions

Applicants must reside or attend school in California, Colorado, Florida or Texas.

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Scholarships

Announcing Our 2026 STEM Scholarship Recipients!

STEM scholarships

Eligibility requirements

Selection criteria

Additional consideration

Vocational-Technical scholarships

Eligibility requirements

Selection criteria

Location restrictions

More for students

Growing up in Uganda showed me how access to safe water can shape health, education and livelihoods. I hope to develop practical treatment technologies that strengthen communities around the world.

The woods and mountains of New Hampshire inspired me to protect the environment. I want to help treatment plants address emerging wastewater challenges, expand water reuse and preserve natural resources.

New England’s mountains, lakes and coastline inspired my commitment to environmental engineering. I hope to study coastal systems and develop nature-based solutions that protect these places for future generations.

I’m motivated by the challenge of expanding access to clean water and energy in a changing climate. I hope to advance renewable energy, decarbonization and more equitable development.

Hands-on experience with drinking water projects showed me how engineering can improve everyday life. I’m excited to build a career designing sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure.

Florida’s environmental challenges inspired me to explore the connection between design, data and sustainability. I want to use GIS and urban analytics to advance green infrastructure and equitable development.

My childhood love of science—from making slime to collecting geodes—grew into a passion for solving environmental problems. I hope to use chemical engineering and research to protect water quality.

Learning about PFAS contamination near my Minneapolis home sparked my interest in water quality. My goal is to design innovative treatment solutions that protect public health and respond to community needs.