Krenicki Arts & Engineering Scholarships
This program is made possible by the generosity of alumni John Krenicki (Mechanical Engineering) and Donna Krenicki (Graphic Design), and is an initiative of the new Krenicki Arts & Engineering Institute, which seeks to promote creative collaborations between the two fields.
Four scholarships may be awarded for the academic year 2025-2026, two to students in the College of Engineering and two to students in the School of Fine Arts. Each Krenicki Scholar will receive a scholarship of $5000. In addition, they will form part of a cohort who will meet on a regular basis to discuss their academic and creative work, and to participate in activities centered in the Krenicki Arts & Engineering Institute, including workshops, visiting speakers, and other events.
Applications are invited from undergraduate students pursuing majors in either the College of Engineering or the School of Fine Arts who currently have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above. Applicants should be able to demonstrate existing interests in both engineering and the arts, broadly defined, and a desire to explore further this intersection.
The Krenicki Arts and Engineering Institute
Krenicki Arts & Engineering Scholarships
This program is made possible by the generosity of alumni John Krenicki (Mechanical Engineering) and Donna Krenicki (Graphic Design), and is an initiative of the new Krenicki Arts & Engineering Institute, which seeks to promote creative collaborations between the two fields.
Four scholarships may be awarded for the academic year 2025-2026, two to students in the College of Engineering and two to students in the School of Fine Arts. Each Krenicki Scholar will receive a scholarship of $5000. In addition, they will form part of a cohort who will meet on a regular basis to discuss their academic and creative work, and to participate in activities centered in the Krenicki Arts & Engineering Institute, including workshops, visiting speakers, and other events.
Applications are invited from undergraduate students pursuing majors in either the College of Engineering or the School of Fine Arts who currently have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above. Applicants should be able to demonstrate existing interests in both engineering and the arts, broadly defined, and a desire to explore further this intersection.