Scholarship Information
Thanks to the generous donations and support for C-MAPP from local industry, CS@Mines is able to offer 51 scholarships to computing students this year. Congratulations to our 2025-26 Scholars from the following companies:
- ICR
- Carson Cramer (Research Scholar), Matt Desaulniers (Research Scholar), Alexa Moss, Ashley Brennan, Collin Sager, Steven Wertz, Shawn Prather, Dmytro Kublytskyi
- Kinective
- Kelly Fisher (Research Scholar), Sowndarya Navaneeetha (Research Scholar), Hope Han, Dawson David, Danny Nguyen, Drake Baldwin, Tobin Ford, Haiden Morrison
- CACI
- Tristen Erpelding, Jonah Reynolds, Lisa Elmiladi, James Wagner, Andrew Grimes, Alex Rogers
- FTI
- Grant Lemons, Stone Amsbaugh, Julius Pierce, Ronald Chu, David Liu, Danial Aghassi
- Lockeed Martin
- Ryan Koch, Taher Haji, Shaurya Saxena
- Northrop Grumman
- Sam Wells, Andrew Plute, Evan Harbach
- Credera
- Liam McArthur, Byron Sharman
- Fast Enterprises
- Catalina Herrera Cancelado, Lina Hegazy
- Parsons Corporation
- Micah Bird, Sang Bui
- Tyler Tech
- Sammy Clapp, Ariun Bayasgalan
- Infinity Technologies
- Noah Link
- Ombud
- Lauren Kidney
- Trimble
- Katie Schneider
- C-MAPP CS Department Scholars
- Will Ramsey, Kaelem Deng, Will Buziak, Jack Baer, Kevin Bamwisho, Marina Feller, Jakobi Wells, Abdallah Salhi, Judith Rodriguez Chacon, Adrian Cabalo
Eligibility
Scholarships are available to non-1st year students majoring in Computer Science at Mines. To qualify, you must have a GPA of 3.0 or above. Preference is given to students who:
- participate in C-MAPP events
- have not received many C-MAPP scholarships in past
- have financial need, and
- are involved in CS@Mines activities.