Stacey Faile Memorial Scholarship
The Stacey Faile Memorial Scholarship
Stacey Faile was an Ohio-certified Professional Engineer with OHM Advisors and a dedicated Board Member of Tinker’s Creek Watershed Partners. She was a passionate advocate for environmental stewardship and a beloved friend, colleague, and mentor. Stacey’s infectious energy, enthusiasm for life, and unwavering commitment to protecting Northeast Ohio’s watersheds left a lasting impact on all who knew her.
To honor her legacy, the Stacey Faile Memorial Fund was established to support the next generation of environmental scientists and engineers. This scholarship provides financial assistance to students who share Stacey’s dedication to environmental sustainability and aspire to make a meaningful difference in Northeast Ohio’s communities.
Eligibility & Application Details:
- Open to students pursuing a degree in civil engineering.
- See application materials (at left) for further details.
Apply Now to continue Stacey’s legacy and contribute to a healthier, more sustainable future for Northeast Ohio.
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