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"The Tau
Beta Pi Association Scholarship Program was established in 1998
with five awards named in honor of former Secretary-Treasurer Emeritus
R.H. Nagel. Beginning in the fall of 1999, awards of $2,000 each were
made to selected undergraduate members, known as Tau Beta Pi Scholars,
for their senior year of full-time engineering study. In four years,
78 Scholars have been named."
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"The Fellowship
Program is Tau Beta Pi's single most important project for the
advancement of engineering education and the profession. It is a time-proven
idea which was pioneered by Tau Beta Pi in the honor-society field.
The plan was adopted by the 1928 Convention as a result of the recommendation
and labors of President A. D. Moore. From the first the purpose has
been to finance, for a select group of members chosen for merit and
need, a year of graduate study at the colleges of their choice. A
distinguishing feature of Tau Beta Pi fellowships has always been
that they are as free of binding rules as possible. Many other fellowships
are designated for some specific purpose, making it difficult for
students with original ideas to find one exactly fitted to their needs.
Tau Beta Pi fellows are free to do graduate work in any field which
will enable them to contribute to the engineering profession. The
only specific duty of awardees is to write a report at the completion
of the fellowship year summarizing their work." |
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