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Fellowships
Graduate and undergraduate students studying concrete are eligible to apply for ACI’s annual fellowships. Fellowship recipients receive an educational stipend valued at $7000-$10,000, in addition to travel/expenses for participation in two ACI conventions, assignment of an industry mentor, and the opportunity for a summer internship. Many ACI Fellowships are awarded in the name of individuals, organizations, and corporations, and others are awarded on behalf of ACI. Fellowships may be partially funded through multiple donations, or entirely by a single donation. Patrons interested in maximizing their donation can elect to have a fellowship awarded in their name or the name of their company. To see a list of current fellowships available, visit ACI’s Fellowships page.
Scholarships
Graduate students studying concrete are eligible to apply for these scholarships annually, valued at $3000 each. Many of the Scholarships are awarded in the name of individuals, organizations, and corporations, and others are awarded from ACI. Scholarships may be partially funded through multiple donations, or entirely by a single donation. To see a list of current scholarships available, visit ACI’s Scholarships page.
ACI’s scholarships and fellowships are promoted globally through ACI’s network of faculty members, and awarded to the brightest and best students studying concrete. If you are interested in partially or fully funding one or more future ACI scholarships or fellowships, please make a donation here. Alternatively, contact ACI at 248-848-3717 or rich.heitzmann@concrete.org to learn more about ways you can help fund ACI’s Scholarship/Fellowship program.
The ACI Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is a wholly owned subsidiary of the American Concrete Institute that receives, administers, and expends funds for educational, research, and scientific purposes.
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