Arthur E. Goldberg (1924-2019) received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 1952, seeking to become a professor of Chemistry. Offered an assistant professorship at his alma mater (Roosevelt University), he instead became a lab chemist at the...

Claude Richardson was a cost analyst and engineer for Bell Telephone Company. After earning his degree in electrical engineering from UW-Madison in 1922, he worked for Bell in Chicago, IL, later relocating to New Jersey, NJ, and then living in Pasadena, CA when he...

The College of Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship Fund was created by alumni of the College of Engineering for the purpose of perpetuating the offering of scholarships to worthy undergraduate students in the College of Engineering. The scholarships should include...

Frederick ’91 MS’95 and Gina ’91 Pramenko reside in Mequon and have strong ties to UW-Madison. Gina is a second-generation Badger, Fred has siblings that are UW-Madison alumni, and their oldest daughter is currently enrolled as a student. Gina received her BSIE in...

This fund was established by Frederick Mancheski ’48. Fred had a zest for life! Whatever he did, he did it with style and fun. He had charm! Everything he touched, he tried to make it the best he could. First and foremost, his family felt his love for them and they...

Dan Gilbert ’66 lives in Wayzata, MN, with his wife, Marty. Dan majored in Civil and Environmental Engineering while he was at UW-Madison. He is the president and founder of Gilbert Mechanical Contractors, Inc., a full-service engineering, construction, and service...

The Great People Great Place Scholarship Initiative was established by the UW Foundation to house those gifts given during the time frame of the Great People Scholarship Initiative, which began in Spring 2008. The purpose of the fund shall be to provide scholarship...

This fund was established with a gift from the estate of Harry and Juanita Clarke. Mr. Clarke was a 1934 metallurgical engineering graduate. Harry M. “Ted” Clarke was very proud of his degree from Wisconsin and always felt that it gave him the start he needed to be...

This scholarship was created by Margaret Kurick and her daughter, Lynette Barker, in memory of their husband/father, James Kurick ’51. James majored in Mechanical Engineering. He was a Manger and Mechanical Engineer at Libby Owens Ford Glass Co.

John Huppler ‘39 and Elizabeth Huppler ’39 created this scholarship. Elizabeth was born in Edgerton, WI on January 24, 1917. She always liked the out-of-doors and adventure. When she went to UW, her job was waiting on tables in Chadbourne and she studied Engineering....

After graduating from high school, John attended the University of Wisconsin and was graduated in 1942 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. During WWII, he worked at GE in Erie, PA on the gunnery system for the B-29 Flying Fortress. The system allowed one gunner...

This scholarship was established to honor Kurt F. Wendt ‘36, former professor and Dean of the College of Engineering to recognize his invaluable contributions to the University of Wisconsin-Madison and community. Kurt Frank Wendt was born in Milwaukee in 1906. He...

LyondellBasell created this scholarship. Lyondell is one of the largest plastics, chemicals and refining companies in the world. Ther are the leading producer of oxyfuels worldwide, as well as polypropylene in North America and Europe as well as being the world’s...

Nancy J. Feldman, and her husband, Robert P. Feldman, graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Nancy earned a BS in English and an MS in Social Work. Robert earned a BS in Electrical Engineering. Nancy and Robert agreed that both their education and the...

Paul Martin Wolff earned his B.A. in History from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1963. He went on to build a successful legal career in civil and criminal litigation. He is also a gifted sculptor. Rhea S. Schwartz is an accomplished attorney who remains...

This fund was established by Richard Sander ’49. Richard majored in Engineering and worked for Sander Accounting and Tax Service as well as a Captain for the US Navy. Richard’s son, Jeffrey, also is a donor to this scholarship.

The Rodney R. Brotz Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to honor his memory by his widow, Patricia G. Brotz, and his children Caroline Brotz-Twohig and Patrick Brotz, using funds that include memorial donations made at Rodney’s funeral, and by gifts from the...

This scholarship was established by Ella Stoelting in memory of her husband, Roland Stoelting.

This scholarship was established by Ella Stoelting in memory of her husband, Roland Stoelting.

A Madison native, Professor Ronald L. Daggett graduated from the UW-Madison in mechanical engineering with a BS in 1938 and an MS in 1939. After motorcycling from Madison to the West Coast and back with a friend, Daggett went to work in plastics manufacturing at RCA...

This scholarship is distributed by the Madison Chapter of the Society of Women Engineers. The Society of Women Engineers (SWE), founded in 1950, is a not-for-profit educational and service organization. SWE is the driving force that establishes engineering as a...