About
The Florida Engineering Society (FES) is a professional organization representing over 3,000 professional engineers across Florida. The organization supports education, advocates for licensure, promotes ethical and competent practice of engineering, and shares the importance of the engineering profession with local communities. FES represents engineers across multiple sectors including construction, education, government, industry, and private practice, and provides resources including continuing education, career services, advocacy, and networking opportunities through local and student chapters throughout the state.
Funding Opportunities
FPEG Graduate Scholarship
The Florida Professional Engineers in Government (FPEG) Graduate Scholarship is awarded for the 2025-2026 school year to support engineers employed by government agencies who are pursuing advanced degrees. This scholarship provides $1,000 to individuals who are members of the Florida Engineering Society and working in government engineering positions while enrolled in or accepted to graduate programs. The scholarship is designed to support graduate studies in engineering, engineering management, public administration, public works administration, or business administration. Preference is given to upper division engineering students with an interest in working for a government agency. Recipients are selected by the FPEG Awards Committee, and the organization reserves the right not to award the scholarship if no qualified applications are received.
Jorge Pardo, PE Scholarship (FPEI Scholarship)
The Florida Professional Engineers in Industry (FPEI) offers the Jorge Pardo, PE scholarship to support undergraduate engineering students in Florida. This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in Florida university engineering programs who are in their sophomore, junior, or senior year. The program supports students pursuing careers in all engineering disciplines, recognizing academic achievement and professional potential. Applicants must maintain at least a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale and demonstrate their commitment to the engineering profession through faculty recommendations and a written essay describing how they intend to use their engineering degree. The scholarship selection is made by the FPEI Executive Committee based on academic performance, work experience, honors and awards, activities, and the applicant's essay.
FECON Scholarship
The Florida Professional Engineers in Construction (FECON) scholarship is awarded annually to engineering students enrolled in Florida universities who are pursuing careers in the construction field. The scholarship provides $1,000 to support junior or senior year engineering students who demonstrate academic excellence with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Applicants must be currently enrolled or accepted into a Florida university engineering program and must be interested in pursuing a career in construction. The scholarship requires a faculty recommendation from an engineering professor and includes submission of transcripts, a recommendation letter, and an essay describing how the applicant intends to use their engineering degree. The selection is made by the FECON Executive Committee.
FEE Scholarship
The Florida Engineers in Education (FEE) Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate engineering students enrolled at Florida universities for the 2025-2026 school year. The scholarship supports students who are active members of the Florida Engineering Society (FES) chapter at their university or college. Applicants must be pursuing an engineering major, demonstrate academic achievement with a minimum high school GPA of 2.75, and be enrolled as a sophomore, junior, or senior. Four scholarships of $1,000 each are awarded annually, with two scholarships awarded in the Fall semester and two in the Spring semester. The selection is made by the FEE Executive Committee based on the applicant's merit, engagement in their student chapter, and leadership skills.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 4
- Active Now
- 4
- Source Domain
- fleng.org
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