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From: "L. Girardeau" <lmgirard@u.washington.edu>
To: civeugs@u.washington.edu, cegrads@u.washington.edu
Subject: Pacific Northwest American Water Works Scholarships (fwd)
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	The Pacific Northwest section of AWWA will make five awards for
scholarships this spring.  One is for $4000, the others for $2500.  They
are for students pursuing a degree in a field directly related to the
waterworks field.  The application form is quite simple, and in the past
not too many people have applied.  Marcia Buck and Lynn Girardeau have
copies of the application form and information about submitting the
application (by April 15).

 John Ferguson, 206/543-5176, Fax:206/685-9185, Box 352700, 304 More Hall 
 Civil Engineering Dept, University of Washington, Seattle WA 98195-2700




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