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'Making the Future' Program

There’s an education crisis in the U.S.: a relative decline in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) proficiency, fewer young people interested in STEM fields, and – perhaps most alarming – a decline in measured creativity. The future competitiveness and innovative capacity of the U.S., the quality of our workforce, and the prosperity of future generations are at risk.
Cognizant’s Making the Future education initiative was created to unleash the passion of young people in STEM disciplines by creating fun, hands-on learning opportunities. Through financial, in-kind and volunteer support for schools and nonprofits; advocacy; college scholarships; and our flagship Making the Future After-School and Summer Program, Cognizant seeks to develop 21st century skills like creativity, innovation, and collaboration that will create a brighter future for our children, preparing them to be tomorrow’s leaders in our global economy.

United Masonry Contractors Association Scholarship - $2,500

Purpose:
To recognize the most talented and dedicated students interested in preserving and expanding the use of masonry in the state of Texas.
Eligibility:
Graduate of a North Texas high school and enrolled in or accepted to an accredited architecture program.
Sponsor:
United Masonry Contractors Association

Skyline High School Scholarship - $1,000

Purpose:
Recognize and encourage the talented students in the Skyline Architecture Cluster.
Eligibility:
Senior student enrolled in the Dallas Skyline High School Architecture Cluster.
Sponsor:
Dallas Center for Architecture Foundation, with funds raised through sales of student designed note cards.$zut

Minority Architect Scholarship - $2,000 ($1,000 for 2 semesters)

Purpose:
Support and encourage economically-disadvantaged minority students who are pursuing a career in architecture.
Eligibility:
Graduate of Dallas or Irving ISD, enrolled or accepted to an accredited architecture program.
Sponsor:
Dallas Center for Architecture Foundation

UT-Arlington Scholarships - $2,000

Purpose:
Recognize and encourage the talented and dedicated students at the School of Architecture at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Eligibility:
1st or 2nd year student in the University of Texas at Arlington School of Architecture.
Sponsor:
The Dallas Center for Architecture Foundation Education Endowment Fund and the AIA Component Scholarship Program.

Omniplan/Harrell+Hamilton Scholarship - $2,000

Purpose:
Recognize and encourage the talented and dedicated graduate students at the School of Architecture at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Eligibility:
Graduate student enrolled at UT Arlington School of Architecture
Sponsor:
Omniplan, Inc.

Mary Kolb Berglund Traveling Fellowship - $2,000

Purpose:
Awarded for traveling studies in architecture: to research, develop, and disseminate knowledge of the built environment. A recent recipient journeyed to El Kef, Tunisia to participate in the design and construction of an education center.
Eligibility:
4th, 5th, 6th year student, or recent graduate of an accredited architecture program.
Sponsor:
Mary Kolb Berglund Fund at The Dallas Foundation