We honor the accomplishments of our students who have shown outstanding academic achievements, presentations of the highest quality, or exemplary personal attributes in their discipline.
2023 Recipient: Hatice YildirimDr. Abernathy was a faculty member in the Department of Environmental Systems Engineering for many years. The Abernathy Endowment honors his many contributions to the Department. The fellowship supports graduate-level students currently enrolled or accepted to a master's degree in Environmental Engineering & Science or a Doctoral degree in Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences.
2023 Recipient: Colby CashSupports graduate-level students currently enrolled or accepted to a master's degree in Environmental Engineering & Science or a Doctoral degree in Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences.
2023 Recipient: Meryem SoyluogluSupports graduate-level students currently enrolled or accepted to a master's degree in Environmental Engineering & Science or a Doctoral degree in Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences.
2023 Recipient: Julia Ann FunkSupports graduate-level students currently enrolled or accepted to a master's degree in Environmental Engineering & Science or a Doctoral degree in Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences.
2023 Recipient: Sarah DonaherDr. Dysart was a professor in EEES (then named Environmental Systems Engineering) from 1968 - 1990. This fellowship was created to honor his contributions through generous donations from his many former graduate students. In addition to his celebrated career at Clemson, Dr. Dysart worked in industry as a scientific advisor to federal and international agencies and as President of the National Wildlife Federation.
2023 Recipient: Annelise GonzalesProvides assistance for graduate students who are enrolled in a master's degree in Environmental Engineering & Science or a Doctoral degree in Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences
2023 Recipient: William CummingsThis award is given to an outstanding junior student majoring in geology. The award was established in memory of Jean G. Stillwell, who graduated from Clemson in geology in 1982, then taught as a Lecturer in Geology until her death from cancer in 1993.
2023 Recipients: Annalee Chiaviello and Jennifer BriglioThis award is presented to a senior majoring in Geology with outstanding achievement and possessing personal attributes necessary for success in this discipline.
2023 Recipients:Supports students pursuing a master's degree in Environmental Engineering & Science or a Doctoral degree in Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences
2019 Recipient: Riley BlaisProvides student assistance for graduate students who are majoring in Hydrogeology within the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences
2023 Recipients:Master's degree students in the Hydrogeology program present their research at the annual Hydrogeology Symposium. Awards are given to three graduate students who gave the highest quality presentations.
2022
2019
2018
2017
2023 Recipients:Undergraduate majors in Geology are encouraged to present their research at the annual Hydrogeology Symposium. Awards are given to three students who have the highest quality presentations.
2022
2019
Awards one or more scholarships annually to incoming first-year students enrolling in the College of Engineering, Computing, and Applied & Sciences and majoring in Geology. The Office of Financial Aid selects awardees.
2023 Recipients:Presented to senior/junior students majoring in environmental engineering with outstanding achievements and processing personal attributes necessary for successful accomplishments in this discipline. The award is given in honor of Dr. Thomas M. Keinath, a faculty member, department chair, and the Dean of the College of Engineering and Science during his 37-year career at Clemson University.
2023 Recipients:Presented to a senior/junior student majoring in Biosystems Engineering with outstanding achievements and possessing personal attributes necessary for successful accomplishments in this discipline. The award is given in honor of Dr. George B. Nutt, the first Department Chair of Agricultural Engineering at Clemson, who served from 1932 to 1955.
2023 Recipient: Adam RogersMade possible by generous donations from members of the Water Environmental Association of South Carolina, this award recognizes an outstanding undergraduate student majoring in Environmental Engineering who is likely to work in the water or wastewater field upon graduation.
2023 Recipients:The EEES spirit awards recognize one student in each undergraduate degree program who has made exceptional contributions toward building a positive atmosphere among their peers and the faculty.
2022
2021
2020
