NAWIC Eugene - The National Association of Women in Construction

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Scholarship Applications and Forms

The Eugene NAWIC chapter offers two different types of scholarships:
The first scholarship is aimed at students attending a University or College with a focus in a construction related field like architecture, project management, etc.

The second scholarship is aimed at students entering an apprentice program and attending a trade school or program in the construction field.
To apply for either of these scholarships please print out the appropriate form from the link below, complete and send to the address listed on the application. Please make sure and complete all necessary portions of the application before submitting.
For the school year starting in September, applications are due by the previous April 30th; all applicants will be notified of their status by May 31st.
If you have any questions please call us and leave a message at 541-393-5107.

College Application

Scholarship Apprenticeship Application

NEF-NAWIC Education Foundation NEF

K - 12 Programs

Block Kids Competition

The Block Kids competition was designed in an effort to create an awareness of the construction industry as a career opportunity for elementary school age children. This contest provides an opportunity for children to build any structure their imagination can create using 100 interlocking building blocks. The kids get to learn more about different construction jobs as their entries are judged by industry professionals, such as: Architects, Contractors, Engineers, and Sub-contractors. Prizes are awarded locally and the winner sent to the regional competition.

Cad Drafting Competition

These programs are for high school students who are given a problem and hand-draft or use CAD to design blueprints for the structure to fit the perameters of the problem. The local winners will then compete with others at the regional competition, and then these winners will advance to the National competition.

Certification Courses
Self-study courses, administerd by Clemson University

Certification Industry Technician CIT

An overview of the construction industry and it's procsses. Subjects covered include types of construction, forms of business ownership, contractual arrangements, contract documents, and the construction process.

Certified Construction Associate CCA

An advanced, six-part, self study course in construction terminology, procedures and processes.

Construction Bookkeeping Technician CBT

Learn to set up and operate a simple bookkeeping system for a construction company and work in both simple and complex bookkeeping systems.

Construction Document Specialist CDS

This course deals with interpreting information conveyed from the architect/engineer to the contractor by way of a legal document and discusses the many components of the legal agreement that binds the parties in a construction project: working drawings, specifications, and contract requirements of the Project Manual.

Accessory Structure Project ASP

This program is designed for grades 8-12 to promote awareness of the construction industry. Students are engaged in a construction project which improves and reinforces math and English skills, promotes leadership and teamwork while giving a taste of the construction trades including engineering, design and architecture. It also teaches budgeting, time management, and research skills.

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