NASTT's Michael E. Argent Memorial Scholarship Program
Overview
NASTT is pleased to offer its annual student scholarship program established in the memory of Michael E. Argent, who is recognized as one of the industry's true visionaries and a motivating force behind the growth of trenchless technology. In 1990, Michael was one of five persons who founded NASTT. Through this scholarship program established in his memory, it is hoped that Michael’s contributions to the industry will continue to inspire young trenchless professionals.
Eligibility
Since 2010, NASTT has awarded five scholarships each year in the amount of $5,000 (US) each to eligible students who are members in good standing of a current student chapter of NASTT. The applicants must be enrolled as a full-time student in an accredited college, university or trade school for the 2012-2013 academic school year. Applicants must also meet certain eligibility requirements as outlined in the application packet. Scholarship recipients must attend NASTT’s 2013 No-Dig Show, March 3-7, in Sacramento, California to be eligible to receive the scholarship award.
Application Deadline
Interested students may submit an electronic application for consideration to NASTT by Friday, January 10, 2013. Questions? Contact Michelle Hill, NASTT Communications & Training Manager.
Download the Scholarship Application (PDF)
Download the Scholarship Requirements and Check List (PDF)
Past NASTT Scholarship Winners
2012
Stephen Welling, Virginia Tech
Mohamed Almahakeri, Queen’s University
Olalekan Sodeinde, Vanderbilt University
Matthew Olsen, Arizona State University
Samuel Betten, Vanderbilt University
2011
Sandria Brown, Bowling Green State University
Trupti Kulkarni, University of Texas at Arlington
Kazi Rahman, Queen's University
Alison St. Clair, Virginia Tech University
Kristi Steiner, Virginia Tech University
2010
Brad Carey, Arizona State University
Eleazar Ivan Diaz-Loya, Louisiana Tech University
Karl Elhen, McGill University
Lalit Chilana, University of Texas at Arlington
Sahar Hasan, University of Texas at Arlington


