CMACN Concrete Masonry Scholarships for Architecture, Construction Management, and Engineering Students

Offered by Concrete Masonry Association of California and Nevada (CMACN)

Award
$1,000–$1,500
Deadline
Dec 7, 202643 days left
Grade Level
College Student, Graduate Student
Essay
Required

About This Scholarship

The Concrete Masonry Association of California and Nevada, the trade group for the region's concrete block producers, awards scholarships to university students who study concrete block masonry as a building material. Awards for four-year architecture, construction management, and engineering students run $1,000 to $1,500 each.

CMACN reviews applications four times a year, so students do not have to wait for a single annual deadline. The next cutoff is the winter round, with applications postmarked by December 7, 2026. Winners also receive a copy of the TMS Masonry Designers' Guide and CMACN's California-Nevada supplement.

The program is limited to students at colleges and universities in California or Nevada, and recipients must return to a California or Nevada school the semester after their award. Students may receive only one CMACN scholarship per calendar year. Applicants download a program-specific application letter (architecture, construction management, or engineering) and mail it in.

Eligibility

  • Undergraduate or graduate student in architecture, engineering, or construction management
  • Studying concrete block masonry as a building material at a college or university in California or Nevada
  • Must return to a California or Nevada college the semester after receiving the award
  • Limit of one CMACN scholarship per calendar year (January-December)
  • No association membership required

How To Apply

  • Download the application letter for your discipline (architecture, construction management, or engineering) from the CMACN scholarships page
  • Answer the application questions; selections are based on those responses
  • Mail the completed application to CMACN (7844 Madison Ave, Suite 140, Fair Oaks, CA 95628) postmarked by December 7, 2026 for the winter round
  • If you miss the winter round, CMACN also runs spring, summer, and fall rounds each year

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often does CMACN award scholarships?

Four times a year. The 2026 postmark deadlines were March 9, June 1, September 1, and December 7.

Do community college students qualify?

CMACN has a separate two-year college scholarship, but it pays $250 to $500. This listing covers the four-year university awards of $1,000 to $1,500.

Do I need to be studying in California or Nevada?

Yes. Recipients must attend a California or Nevada college or university and return there the semester after the award.

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