These Scholarships and fellowships are awarded to incoming freshman who have designated Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics as their projected major and who have indicated the I.T Honers application and interest in receiving an I.T Undergraduate Research Assistantship. Decisions are based on the complete University of Minnesota application and on the I.T Honors application. For the Minnesota Space Grant Consortium Fellowship, the recipients must be a U.S Citizen. Examples of related fields include biological and life sciences, chemistry, geological sciences, physics and astronomy, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, computer sciences and civil engineering. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen enrolled as a full-time student at a campus belonging to the Montana Consortium.
Awards are for one year, but are renewable on a competitive basis.
Donna Rosenthal Tel. The Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics Award Committee reviews each eligible undergraduates GPA and makes their selection annually. Open to a student majoring in Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics. It is awarded to a sophomore student with the best GPA after five consecutive quarters, with at least 72 credits completed satisfactorily. Teresa Kohlbeck Tel.