R.J. Hill Consulting Announces Scholarship Awards

R.J. Hill Consulting has announced the award of two $500 scholarships to two students from Tennessee Technological University. The scholarships were intended for award to graduating seniors from any Tennessee public high school or currently enrolled engineering students from any Tennessee public university. Applicants were required to submit a letter of introduction expressing their interest in applying for the scholarship, an essay of not more than 500 words describing what they were going to do with their degree, transcripts of grades and their ACT scores. Judging of the applications was primarily based on the essays, then on grades and ACT scores. This year is the first year that the scholarships have been awarded. This year’s award winners are Caitlin Richey and Autumn Douthitt. Caitlin is a senior majoring in civil engineering and wants to work in construction. Caitlin is also a 2009 graduate of Battle Ground Academy in Franklin Tennessee. Autumn is a freshman majoring in chemical engineering. Autumn also wants to work with alternative fuels but also has interests in nanotechnology with applications in pharmaceuticals. Lastly, Autumn is a 2013 graduate of Montgomery Central High School in Clarksville Tennessee.

For application information about our scholarships, please visit our website at http://www.rjhill.com.

Congratulations to both students and best wishes for successful careers.

Scholarship Offerings

Earlier this fall, I announced on our website that we would be offering scholarships to Tennessee high school and college students; and high school students from El Paso High School intending on attending the University of Texas at El Paso. Now that we are into 2014, I wanted to remind prospective students to get their applications in to us. Remember the deadline is March 31, 2014. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. I can be contacted through this blog, our website, or linked in. For those who don’t know, the scholarship awards are $500 each. The scholarship for Tennessee students is intended for those planning on pursuing a career in engineering. The scholarship for the Tigers from EPHS is open to students in any major. If you or someone you know qualify for either award, please apply.