Part of the objective of the Society is to advance the arts, sciences, and technology of precision engineering, to promote its dissemination through education and training and to promote its use by science and industry. To this end, ASPE established a Student Scholarship Fund in the 1990s to give an opportunity for future precision engineers, students, to attend the ASPE Annual Meeting by defraying some of the costs associated with travel to the conference.

The R. V. Jones Scholarship is valued at $2,000. and supports the student winner in the form of waived conference and tutorial fees and a stipend to cover the travel costs to the ASPE Annual Meeting. The R.V. Jones Scholarship is made possible through the generous support of many ASPE Corporate and Individual Members who have donated to the ASPE Scholarship Fund. Biography

Recent Recipients: Mallory Whalen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, (Mark L. Schattenburg, Advisor) | Barbara Groh, The University of Texas – (Dr. Michael Cullinan, Advisor)

The Graham J. Siddall Student Scholarship recognizes a student scholar in the field of precision engineering. This prestigious award is valued at $2,500 and supports the student winner in the form of waived conference and tutorial fees and a stipend to cover the travel costs to the ASPE Annual Meeting. Biography

Recent Recipients: Kevin Laverty, University of Arizona, (Dr. Brandon Chalifoux, Advisor) | Malachi Landis, Northwestern University (Dr. Ping Guo, Advisor) | Parth Pandya, The University of Texas at Austin (Dr. S. V. Sreenivasan, Advisor) | Yaoke Wang, Northwestern University (Dr. Ping Guo, Advisor) | Ian L. Heyman, University of Texas at Austin (L. Zhou, Advisor) | Alper Dumanli, Oregon State University (Burak Sencer, Advisor) | David Cayll, The University of Texas at Austin (Michael A. Cullinan, Advisor) | Martin J. Ward, The University of Texas at Austin (Michael A. Cullinan, Advisor)

The Jan van Eijk Student Scholarship is valued at $2,500 and is endowed for 5 years. The scholarship supports the student winner in the form of waived conference and tutorial fees and a stipend to cover the travel costs to the ASPE Annual Meeting. Biography

Recent Recipients: Eun Kyu Kim, Yonsei University (Prof. Jun Young Yoon, Advisor) | Lei Cao, Tsinghua University (Advisor: Sen Lu) | Jingjie Wu, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Advisor: Lei Zhou)

The Thomas A. Dow Student Scholarship recognizes a student scholar in the field of precision engineering.  Valued at $2,000, this scholarship supports the student winner in the form of waived conference and tutorial fees and a stipend to cover the travel costs to the ASPE Annual Meeting. The Thomas A. Dow Student Scholarship is made possible by a five year endowment with contributions from individual doners who are colleagues and former students of the NCSU Precision Engineering Center. Biography

Recent Recipients: Daniel Pechgraber, Technical University Wien (Advisor: Prof. Ernst Csencsics) | Kaan Bahtiyar, Oregon State University (Advisor: Burak Sencer) | Jixuan (Sean) Feng, The University of Texas at Austin (Advisor: Lei Zhou, University of Wisconsin-Madison)

ASPE Scholarships cover the student’s conference registration fee and depending on the availability of funds one or more tutorials. These scholarships are made possible through the generous support of many ASPE Corporate and Individual Members who have donated to the ASPE Scholarship Fund.