Concrete Masonry Association of California and Nevada, a nonprofit organization, is pleased to announce we have continued our scholarship program in 2024, open year-round, for graduate and undergraduate-level engineering students who study concrete masonry as a subject in California or Nevada.
As an association of concrete masonry block manufacturers, CMACN’s mission is to strengthen the masonry industry in California and Nevada by providing technical information resources on concrete masonry for design professionals, protect and advance the interests of the concrete masonry industry, develop new and existing markets for concrete masonry products, and coordinate our members’ efforts in solving common problems within the masonry industry.
CMACN develops, monitors and coordinates test programs, research projects and specification updates. We publish technical and educational data and both receive and disseminate recommendations for improved product use. To this end, we have established a scholarship program in order to promote the study of concrete masonry as a subject in California and Nevada.
The Engineering Scholarship amount is $1000 – $1,500 per recipient. There is no predetermined number of Engineering scholarship awardees; selections are determined by application question responses.
Requests for this scholarship should be submitted via email, USPS mail or fax on the attached application and include at least one sealed, dated and signed departmental recommendation. All emailed and faxed letters of recommendation will only be accepted from the recommender, NOT from the applicant. Scholarship recipients must return to a California or Nevada university the following semester as engineering students. To be considered for a specific scholarship, applications must be postmarked no later than Monday, Dec. 2, 2024.
Individuals may only receive one engineering scholarship award per calendar year (January – December). Repeat applicants and previous awardees are welcome to apply. All scholarship applicants will be notified of award status approximately two months after the scholarship application closure date. Letter providing university faculty members will be notified only if recommended student is selected for a scholarship. Applications suspected of any AI use, including but not limited to Grammarly, or utilizing answers previously submitted will be disqualified.
Please call or email if you have questions at 916-722-1700 or info@cmacn.org.
