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Lydia C. Roberts Graduate
Fellowships
Awarded annually. Open to persons born
in Iowa who have been graduated from
an Iowa college or university. In addition
to the stipend, the fellow is reimbursed
the cost of traveling once from Iowa to
New York City and back. Special provisions:
holders may not concentrate their
studies in law, medicine, dentistry, veterinary
medicine, or theology, and each
holder must, when accepting the award,
state that it is his or her purpose to return
to Iowa for at least two years after completing
studies at Columbia; holders are
eligible for reappointment.
Leo Rubinstein Endowed Fellowship
(2005)
Bequest of Leo Rubinstein (1963) and
gift of Frederick Rubinstein. Awarded to
deserving students studying applied
mathematics or industrial design.
Frank E. Stinchfield Fellowship in
Orthopedic Biomechanics
Awarded for graduate study and
research in the Department of Mechanical
Engineering through the Orthopedic
Research Laboratory of the Department
of Orthopedic Surgery, College of
Physicians and Surgeons, it carries
tuition exemption and a twelve-month
stipend of up to $15,000.
Nickolas and Liliana Themelis
Fellowship in Earth and
Environmental Engineering (2000)
Gift of Nickolas and Liliana Themelis.
Theodore and Jennifer Tsung
Fellowship
Gift of Theodore T. Tsung (1982).
Awarded for graduate study in the
Department of Electrical Engineering.
Christian R. Viros Fellowship
All French citizens and French nationals
are eligible to apply. This fellowship is
made possible by the generosity of Mr.
Viros, a 1975 graduate of SEAS. The
fellowship will include tuition and an
annual stipend of $10,000.
Erwin S. and Rose F. Wolfson
Memorial Engineering Fellowship
(1979)
Gift of Erwin S. and Rose F. Wolfson.
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
AND GRANTS
Cvi Abel Memorial Scholarship (2003)
Gift of Jack Abel.
Aigrain Family Scholarship (2008)
Gift of Jacques and Nicolleta Aigrain,
parents, Class of 2008.
Walter H. Aldridge (1936)
Gift of Walter H. Aldridge.
Alvey-Ferguson Company
Scholarship (1948)
Gift of the Alvey-Ferguson Company.
Erwin H. Amick Memorial Scholarship
(1970)
Gift of various donors for students in chemical
engineering and applied chemistry.
Nathaniel Arbiter Scholarship (1985)
Gift of various donors in honor of
Professor Nathaniel Arbiter for graduate
and undergraduate students in the
Henry Krumb School of Mines in the
following specializations in order of
preference: mineral beneficiation, mines,
and physical metallurgy.
Attardo Scholarship (1999)
For needy and deserving students in the
Fu Foundation School of Engineering
and Applied Science. Gift of Michael J.
Attardo (1963).
Jee Yin and Choi Heung Au
Scholarship Fund (2002)
Gift of Michael M. Au (1990) to support
undergraduate scholarships at The Fu
Foundation School of Engineering and
Applied Science, with a preference to be
given to needy and deserving students
who have graduated from Stuyvesant
High School in New York City.
Frank and Harriet Ayer Scholarship
(1977)
Bequest of Frank A. Ayer. Graduates of
Deerfield Academy are given first preference.
Cesare Barbieri Scholarship (1953)
Gift of Cesare Barbieri Fund.
William S. Barstow Scholarship (1935)
Gift of William S. Barstow.
Edwin D. Becker Scholarship Fund
(1993)
Gift of Edwin D. Becker (1956).
Preference is given to students from the
Rocky Mountain states.
John E. Bertram Memorial
Scholarship (1990)
Gift of Mrs. Lucy Bertram and friends
in honor of John E. Bertram. Awarded
to students in electrical engineering or
computer science.
Jerry and Evelyn Bishop Scholarship
(1984)
Gift of Jerry (1942) and Evelyn Bishop
for students in the Combined Plan Program.
Preference is given to students in the
program who attended Columbia College.
Paul H. Blaustein Scholarship (1994)
Gift of Barbara Blaustein, Stacey
Blaustein Divack and Joshua Divack.
Philip P. Bonanno Scholarship (1999)
Donated by Philip P. Bonanno (1955),
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund.
Awarded to a deserving undergraduate.
Cornelius A. Boyle Scholarship (1962)
Bequest of Cornelius A. Boyle.
Lauren Breakiron Fund (1999)
For a student continuing in The Fu
Foundation School of Engineering and
Applied Science. Preference given to
United States citizens. Gift of Lauren P.
Breakiron (1956).
Edwin W. and Mary Elizabeth Bright
Scholarship in Mechanical
Engineering (1985)
Gift of Edwin W. (1942) and Mary
Elizabeth Bright. Awarded to a deserving
mechanical engineering student who is a
native-born U.S. citizen.
Lewis G. Burnell Memorial
Scholarship (2001)
Gift of Roger W. Burnell in memory of his
father, Lewis G. Burnell. Income to award
an annual scholarship to a needy and
deserving undergraduate student in The
Fu Foundation School of Engineering and
Applied Science.
SEAS 2009–2010