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 MSOE AGC
Scholarship
 Robert
Caspari Scholarship
Skill
Integrity Responsibility Scholarship
 Skill
Integrity Responsibility Scholarship
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MSOE AGC
Scholarship
Associated
General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee
Skill, Integrity, and Responsibility Scholarship
In Partnership with
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Purpose
It is the purpose of this scholarship to provide financial
assistance to AE/BC students who have an interest in a
career in construction. Students in the construction
management area which include the B.S. Construction
Management and five year two-degree B.S. Architectural
Engineering/B.S. Construction management programs will be
given first priority.
Scholarship Criteria
To be considered, a candidate for an AGC of Greater
Milwaukee SIR scholarship, the applicant must meet the
following criteria:
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An applicant must be a
junior or senior or five-year student in good academic
standing with a minimum CGPA and MGPA of 2.1
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Scholarships will be
awarded to Wisconsin residents from the AGC of Greater
Milwaukee Service area, presently Milwaukee, Waukesha,
Ozaukee, and Washington Counties.
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An applicant must be a
full-time and currently enrolled student in the BSCM or
five-year, two-degree AE/CM program.
Application
In addition to using the MSOE Financial Assistance form,
applicants should write a letter of application indicating
their interest in the SIR Scholarship. A post-high school
academic resume, including all academic and campus related
activities should accompany the letter of interest.
Consideration will be given to membership and
participation in a construction career-related student
organizations, campus activities and community service
activities.
SIR Scholarship
applications should be submitted to the AE&BC Department
no later than March 14th each year.
Administration
MSOE will maintain control of the qualifying selection and
award process. AGC-GM will fund the scholarship through
MSOE. A final advisory comment will be required of the
AE/BC Construction Management Department Chair before
awarding the scholarship. The scholarship award itself
will be made by MSOE.
The scholarship will be
promoted by AGC-GM. MSOE will publicize the scholarships
through normal channels.
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Robert Caspari Scholarship
In April of 1999, AGC of Greater Milwaukee
created the Bob Caspari Scholarship fund to honor one of
the construction industry's most dedicated, hardworking
and generally good-natured individuals our association has
had the pleasure to call a member.
Robert Caspari served as the Labor Bargaining Czar for
almost 20 years. His name was almost synonymous with
collective bargaining. Bob worked his way through the
Marquette School of Engineering, courtesy of a
bricklayer's apprenticeship with Dahlman Construction. He
rose through the company and died of cancer of 1998, as
Chairman emeritus of the company.
After passing away late in 1998, the AGC of Greater
Milwaukee Education & Research Foundation was looking for
a fitting way to recognize an individual who had done so
much to help others. They chose a scholarship fund and
anchored the $20,000 goal with a commitment of $5,000.
This ongoing scholarship fund will provide students from
Marquette University $1,000 to pursue disciplines in the
construction industry. If you would like to show your
support in memory of Bob Caspari, please make your checks
payable to the AGC-GM Foundation in care of the Bob
Caspari Scholarship fund. For additional information,
please contact Gert Grohmann at the AGC-GM offices at
414-778-4100.
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Associated
General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee
Skill, Integrity, and Responsibility Scholarship
In Partnership with
Marquette University
the foundation established a NEW Skill,
Integrity and Responsibility (SIR) scholarship at
Marquette University in the amount of $5,000 annually.
$2,000 of the award will be given in the form of two
$1,000 scholarships every school year. The $3,000 balance
will be placed into an endowment fund with the goal of
eventually fully funding a $50,000 endowment to continue
the awards in perpetuity. The scholarship is available to
any undergraduate students majoring in the College of
Engineering and Applied Science at the Marquette
University. Awarding of the scholarship, will be based on
the following criteria:
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An applicant must be
entering their junior or senior year (as measured by
credits) in good academic standing with a minimum CGPA
and MGPA of 2.1 on a 4.0 scale
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Scholarships will be
awarded to Wisconsin residents from the AGC of Greater
Milwaukee Service area
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The applicant must be
full-time and currently enrolled, active student in the
CEEN program.
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Associated
General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee
Skill, Integrity, and Responsibility Scholarship
In Partnership with
UW Milwaukee
Mike Fabishak, Executive VP of
AGC-GM and Gert Grohmann, Safety & Training Director of
AGC-GM present Dev Venugopalan Associate Dean of UWM
(center) with a $5,000 check from the AGC-GM Foundation.
The foundation established a NEW Skill,
Integrity and Responsibility (SIR) scholarship at UW
Milwaukee in the amount of $5,000 annually. $2,000 of the
award will be given in the form of two $1,000 scholarships
every school year. The $3,000 balance will be placed into
an endowment fund with the goal of eventually fully
funding a $50,000 endowment to continue the annual awards
in perpetuity. The scholarship is available to any
undergraduate students majoring in the College of
Engineering and Applied Science at the University of
Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Awarding of the scholarship, will be
based on the following criteria:
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Academic achievement (2.1 Cumulative GPA minimum, and
2.1 Major GPA minimum on a four-point scale);
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Demonstrated financial need using then current UWM
methodology;
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Junior or senior status, in good academic standing, and
making satisfactory progress towards the B.S. degree;
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Resident of The Associated General Contractors of
Greater Milwaukee, Inc. service area
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Priority will be given to students majoring in
construction management and civil engineering programs
who have an interest in a career in construction;
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Consideration will be given to membership and
participation in construction career related student
organizations, campus activities, and community service
activities
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Enrollment in UWM with full-time status in the fall
semester following granting of the award is required.
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