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High School - Graduate Students: $2,000 - $4,000 Wire Reinforcement Institute Scholarships - DUE April 15th, 2016

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WRI’s Education Foundation is sponsoring scholarships ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 for beginning and continuing engineering students seeking undergraduate or graduate degrees in civil or structural engineering. As the concrete construction industry’s leading advocate for structural welded wire reinforcement (SWWR), WRI knows the value of a well reinforced foundation, whether it’s to support a building or build a career.

 

For more information and to apply, please click here.

College Students, ALL MAJORS: Alpha Kappa Alpha Scholarships - DUE April 15th, 2016

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Alpha Kappa Alpha is offering two scholarships: one based on merit and one based on financial need.

Merit Scholarship Eligibility

To be eligible for this one-year one-time only scholarship, the applicant must:

  • Be a full-time, sophomore or beyond;
  • Be currently enrolled in an accredited degree-granting institution;
  • Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 ("B" average);
  • Demonstrate community service and involvement.

 

Financial Need Scholarship Eligibility

To be eligible for this one-year one-time only award, the applicant must:

  • Be a full-time, sophomore or beyond;
  • Be currently enrolled in an accredited degree-granting institution;
  • Have a minimum GPA of 2.5 ("C+" average);
  • Demonstrate community service and involvement.

 

For more information and to apply, please click here.

 

Best of luck to all who apply!

CLOSED: High School Seniors - College Students, ALL MAJORS: $1,000 - $5,000 Vincent L. Hawkinson Foundation Scholarship - DUE March 15th, 2016

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Hawkinson Scholarships are awarded annually to undergraduate or graduate students who are residents of or currently attending school in Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota or Wisconsin.

  • Applicant must be a resident of (or currently attending school in) Iowa, Minnesota,
    North Dakota, South Dakota or Wisconsin.
  • Scholarship finalists must be available for a personal interview in Minneapolis.
  • Scholarship awards will be announced by July 1.
  • Scholarships are awarded without regard to religious affiliation.
  • All decisions by the Hawkinson Foundation Selection Committee are final.

In addition to the above qualifications, applicants must have demonstrated a commitment to peace and justice through at least one of the following:

  • Completed a specific peace and justice project;
  • Were courageous in pursuing their convictions about peace and justice;
  • Displayed ongoing commitment to, and leadership in, a peace or justice organization;
  • Served as a role model for others in moving a religious community or society into new realms of thought and practice regarding peace and justice.

 

For more information and to apply, please click here.

CLOSED: College Students, ALL Majors: $12,000 Bryant Foundation Scholarships - DUE March 15, 2016

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Students who attended the following high schools are eligible to apply:

 

  • Arcadia High School, Arcadia
  • Black River Falls High, Black River Falls
  • Bloomer High School, Bloomer
  • Mineral Point High, Mineral Point
  • Montello Junior/Senior High School, Montello
  • Neillsville High School, Neillsville
  • Riverdale Schools, Muscoda
  • Stoughton High School, Stoughton
  • Viroqua High School, Viroqua
  • Wautoma High School, Wautoma

 

For more information and to apply, please click here.

 

Best of luck to all who apply!

CLOSED: High School Seniors: $2,500 - $5,000 USPAACC Scholarships - DUE March 13th, 2016

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The USPAACC is offering 11 different scholarships.


The applicant must be:

  • At least 16 years of age at the time of application
  • A high school senior
  • Of Asian Pacific Island heritage (except for Bruce Lee Scholarship)
  • A citizen or permanent resident of the United States
  • Beginning full-time study at an accredited post-secondary educational institution in the United States in Fall 2014

The applicant should demonstrate:

  • Academic achievement of 3.3 GPA or higher
  • Leadership in extracurricular activities
  • Involvement in community service
  • Financial need

 

For applications, please click here.

 

Best of luck to all who apply!

College Students: $1,000 - $3,000 AIST Midwest Scholarships - DUE March 15th, 2016

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These scholarship are for full-time undergraduate students with a genuine demonstrated interest in a career in the iron and steel industry. To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must be majoring in materials science, metallurgical, electrical, mechanical, industrial, chemical, environmental, or computer engineering.

 

To see the list of scholarships and to apply, please clickhttp://www.aist.org/students-faculty/scholarships/aist-scholarshipshere.

 

Best of luck to all who apply!

CLOSED: High School Seniors through College Juniors: $1,000 Frame My Future Scholarship - DUE March 8th, 2016

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Any student who will be attending college full time for the 2016-17 Academic Year who is a US Resident is eligible. There is no GPA or major requirements.

 

For more information and to apply, please click here.

 

Best of luck to all who apply!


Academic Program Directors

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All phone number are in area code 414.

 

Bachelor's Degrees

Director

Phone

Office

Actuarial Science

Dr. Yvonne Yaz

277-7423

L-321

Architectural Engineering

Dr. Christopher Raebel

277-7302

CC-62A

Biomedical Engineering

Dr. Charles Tritt

277-7421

S-364

BioMolecular Engineering

Dr. Gul Afshan

277-7211

CC-252

Business Management

Dr. Michael Payne

277-7589

R-205

Civil Engineering

Dr. Francis Mahuta

277-7599

CC-60D

Computer Engineering

Dr. Eric Durant '98

277-7439

L-339

Construction Management

Dr. Jeong Woo

277-7595

CC-61A

Electrical Engineering

Dr. Richard Kelnhofer

277-2306

S-300

Electrical Engineering Technology (BS, 2+2)

Dr. Robert Strangeway

277-7311

S-357

Engineering

Dr. Cynthia Barnicki

277-7461

S-112D

Industrial Engineering

Dr. Charlene Yauch

277-7258

S-112H

International Business

Professor Larry  Schmedeman '82

277-7359

R-311

Management Information Systems

Dr. Jeffrey Blessing

277-7194

R-305

Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Christopher Damm

277-7543

S-144

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Dr.  John Pakkala

277-7250

S-147

Nursing

Dr. Jane Paige

277-4522

CC-120

Operations Research

Dr. Yvonne Yaz

277-7423

L-321

Software Engineering

Dr. Christopher Taylor

277-7339

L-343

Technical Communication
(BA, BS, 2+2)

Dr. Nadya Shalamova

277-2331

GM-202

Master's Degrees

Director

Phone

Office

Business Administration

Dave Schmitz

277-2487

R-307

Civil Engineering

Dr. Francis Mahuta

277-7599

CC-60D

Construction & Business Mgmt.

Gene Wright

277-2487

R-301A

Education Leadership

Dr. Ruth Barratt

277-2230

R-103

Engineering

Dr. Subha Kumpaty

277-7466

L-351

Engineering Management

Gene Wright

277-2487

R-301A

Marketing and Export Management

Gene Wright

277-2487

R-301A

Environmental Engineering

Dr. Francis Mahuta

277-7599

CC-60D

Medical Informatics

Professor Katie McCarthy

277-2316

R-308

New Product Management

Gene Wright

277-2487

R-301A

Nursing

Dr. Josie Wollenhaupt

277-4533

CC-117

Perfusion

Dr. Ronald Gerrits '94

277-7561

S-355B

STEM Leadership

Dr. Joshua Schultz

277-7254

CC-02

Structural Engineering

Dr. Richard DeVries

277-7596CC-67

What do you think Wisconsin will look like in the future?

MSOE Library Visitor Access Policy

Notice to Release Security Deposit - Grohmann Tower

Tonight I am thinking of Coca-Cola!

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COCA COLA...we all know it...we have all tasted it...but have we everHEARD IT?

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Check this link/video out... I love music and creativity (well at least love the music that I enjoy)...and I enjoyed these songs/videos. Your thoughts?


the sounds of AHH -kurt hugo schneider - YouTube


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Weekly Book Raffle: Special Forces Survival Guide

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Walter Schroeder Library Presents:

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By Chris McNab

"Packed with tips, tricks, and techniques, plus more than 500 illustrations, Special Forces Survival Guide will show you how to survive harsh terrain, severe weather, and life-threatening situations."

ONE copy will be raffled off.

 

To sign up head on over to the Walter Schroeder Library Circulation Desk to fill out an entry slip:

  • You must be a current MSOE student, faculty, or staff member
  • You can enter once per book
  • The drawing will be held on Friday, April 8th @ 12:30pm

Need assistance with Power Point presentation

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I am looking for a student, with experience,  to do a Power Point Presentation for me. Pictures, text boxes and fitting them into word. This is a short project, it must be done by April 18, 2016. There might be approximately 30 - 40 images. This presentation is talking about "Vibration Analysis." You would work at my home office. Hours would be when you could do. This is not a gratis job.

 

I am Professor Emeritus from MSOE 2000
Paul E. Feuerstein, P.E. Pronounced (firestine) 414-964-5478.

Money Monday: March 28th, 2016

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It's Spring Break! I hope everyone has some time to relax this week and have some fun too. But do you know what's really fun? Winning free money!

 

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With this extra time you have this week, it's important to remind you all that you can and should do your own scholarship searching! Money Monday is a great place to start, not to mention the only place you'll find scholarships exclusively for MSOE students, but there are so many more scholarships out there that I don't post. Why? Because what I post here I try to make sure is broad enough that more than one person will qualify because I don't want to waste your time and I want to make sure that you are finding scholarships you qualify for. BUT, there are so many specific scholarships out there!

 

For example:

  • Are you vegan or vegetarian? There's ascholarshipfor that!
  • Want to make your prom outfit out of Duck Tape? There's ascholarshipfor that!
  • Are you involved with horses? There's ascholarshipfor that!
  • Do you write or illustrate science fiction? There's ascholarshipfor that!

 

I could go on, but I think you get my point. Beyond your academic interests and merits, there are so many other scholarships you may qualify for that are based on your interests or other characteristics such as your geographic area, ethnic background, religion, and more. If there is something that makes you unique, different, or "weird" then there is most likely a scholarship for it - you just have to find it!

 

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So, I encourage you to use some of your spring break time to go out and find some scholarships that are specific to YOU and your interests! College Greenlight is a great place to start searching, as are these other websites that we share with you. And, when all else fails, there's your trust friend Google. And high school students: be sure to check with your guidance counselor or pre-college person at your school because this is the time of year when local scholarships will be promoted and they may not even put them online but rather just send them to the high schools.

 

If I can help you in your scholarship search in any way, please let me know!

 

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MSOE Only

MSOE AE Students: $2,000 Plumbing, Mechanical, Sheet Metal Contractor’s Alliance Scholarship - DUE April 8th, 2016

MSOE Female Engineers: $5,000 College Endowment Association Scholarship - DUE April 8th, 2016

 

Due This Week

CVE Students: $5,000 - $10,000 Association of State Dam Safety Officials Scholarship - DUE March 31st, 2016

High School Juniors - College Students: $5,000 Project Yellow Light Scholarship - DUE April 1st, 2016

High School Seniors: NSHSS Foundation STEM Scholarships - DUE April 1st, 2016

CLOSED: Nursing Students: $2,000 Kathy Welter Memorial Nursing Scholarship - DUE April 1st, 2016

CLOSED: Nursing Students: $1,000 Virginia “Bea” Root Nursing Scholarship - DUE April 1st, 2016

Engineering Students: $5,000 ASCO Numatics Scholarship - DUE April 3rd, 2016

 

Best of luck to all who apply! And Happy Spring Break!

 

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CLOSED: Nursing Students: $2,000 Kathy Welter Memorial Nursing Scholarship - DUE April 1st, 2016

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Nursing students who are juniors or seniors currently can apply.

 

For more information and to apply, please see the attached application form and return it directly to the organization, not to MSOE.

 

Best of luck to those who apply!

CLOSED: Nursing Students: $1,000 Virginia “Bea” Root Nursing Scholarship - DUE April 1st, 2016

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Students enrolled in a nursing program in the state of Wisconsin who demonstrate financial need are eligible to apply for this scholarship.

 

To apply, please fill out the attached application and return directly to the Paralyzed Veterans of America, WI Chapter and NOT to MSOE.

 

Best of luck to those who apply!

College Engineering Students: $1,000 SMTA Scholarship - DUE April 20th, 2016

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Organization and Guidelines:
The SMTA WI Chapter is once again offering a $1000 scholarship for students pursuing a degree in an engineering/technical discipline. This scholarship is available to students attending a University, College or Technical College who offers engineering/technical degrees (2 or 4 year degree). To qualify, eligible students must be either:

A)    Members or children of members of the Wisconsin SMTA Chapter, OR

B)    Local students (state of Wisconsin) majoring in a program of study related to the electronics industry, with a minimum GPA of 3.0. The preferred courses of study are to be in engineering, technology, or an electronics related discipline. Majors outside these fields will also be given consideration based on the credentials of the applicant. The scholarship award has been established to encourage and aid students in pursuing careers in fields that are in, or are related to, the electronics industry.

Scholarships will be awarded and given directly to the financial aid departments of the selected student’s institutions, to be used to supplement the cost of their higher education. The number of awards and their amounts will be determined by the scholarship committee each year.

The awards will be presented to the winning student at the SMTAWisconsin Chapter Vendor Day in Milwaukee on May 10, 2016. (Need not to be present)

To be considered for the award, the student will be required to submit the following:

  • An application
  • Major declared
  • A one-page description of their reason for choosing their course of study and why they should be considered to receive the award
  • A recent copy of their transcript
  • Advisor’s name and contact information

Applications for consideration must be received by April 30, 2016.The scholarship committee will consider the following criteria in the selection process:

  • Fully completed entry materials
  • Course of study
  • Academic credentials
  • Electronics and manufacturing interest
  • Community involvement

 

 

TO APPLY: Complete the attached application and send all materials directly to SMTA.

 

Best of luck to those who apply!

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