The J. Roger Glunt Graduate Fellowship in Housing is an award for full-time graduate students who are currently in, or planning to enroll in, the College of Engineering, and who are focusing on topics related to housing and residential construction, such as architectural engineering or civil and environmental engineering. The fellowship was endowed in honor of Mr. Roger Glunt, past president of the National Association of Home Builders.

The applicant’s graduate studies research should be related, but not limited, to various aspects of architectural and structural engineering, architecture, construction management, land development, sustainability, energy efficiency, etc. as they relate to residential construction. The applicant is also expected to demonstrate promise of academic achievement and quality of leadership, perseverance, and dependability. The fellowship will provide financial resources to cover travel, research, and educational expenses.

https://www.phrc.psu.edu/Student-Education/Student-Funding/Glunt-Fellowship.aspx