Barbara and Gary Brosch award the 2024 scholarship recipients. Left to right: Barbara and Gary Brosch, Courtney Cedrez, Tung Vo, and Yogesh Kumar Telugu.

2026 Scholarship applications now open!

About the Scholarship

Educating students for careers in transportation engineering, planning, and other disciplines is vital to enhancing the quality of life for our city, region, state, and the nation. To assist in that education, and to help attract the best and brightest to careers in transportation, CUTR has established the Georgia Brosch Memorial Transportation Scholarship, named in memory of the infant daughter of former CUTR Director Gary Brosch and his wife, Barbara.

Scholarship Amounts

Three award winners will be selected each year.
  • Bachelor’s student: $2,000
  • Master’s student: $2,500
  • Doctoral student: $3,000

Winners of the scholarship are announced in the Fall and are presented at the annual CUTR Transportation Achievement Awards dinner.

Thank You to our Donors

Funds for the Brosch Scholarship are provided by generous donors who believe in developing the next generation of transportation leaders.

Become a donor! Make a tax-free donation to the Georgia Brosch Memorial Transportation Scholarship fund (#226430). For more information, contact CUTR.

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Important Dates

  • Application deadline: Friday October 9, 2026, 11:59 PM ET
  • Recipients announced: by October 28, 2026
  • Award ceremony: Wednesday, November 18, 2026

Eligibility Requirements

This scholarship is open to domestic or international students currently enrolled at the USF College of Engineering (Tampa Campus).

Eligible students must:

  • major in engineering with the intent to pursue a career in transportation, as evidenced by substantial coursework
  • have completed at least one semester at USF
  • not be a prior recipient of this scholarship

Application Materials

Applications must contain the following documents as PDF files:
  1. Two-page resume including education, transportation-related coursework, employment history, noteworthy research projects, publications, professional presentations, other professional activities (memberships in societies, offices held, etc.), and other activities as appropriate or desired (community service, hobbies, etc.)
  2. One-page written statement (500 words) describing your goals for contributing to the transportation field
  3. Unofficial USF transcript showing all coursework with grades by semester and the corresponding GPA and cumulative GPA

2025 Scholarship Recipients

Undergraduate

Jordan Gibson

Graduate

Md Zidan Shahriar

Doctoral

Mahdi Monemi Nodehi

Past Recipients

  • 2024: Courtney Cedrez, Yogesh Kumar Telugu, Tung Vo
  • 2023: Peter Badr, Sai Charita Cherukuri, Divyamitra Mishra
  • 2022: Cristal Wu, Shivaram Reddy Chalamalla, Eren Yuksel
  • 2021: Rakesh Rangaswamy, Myat Thiri Lwin, Emalia Tack
  • 2020: Hossein Amiri, Zhiwei Chen
  • 2019: Tobias Coon, Alayna Delgado, Andrew Gray, Lori Palaio, Brian Staes, Yu Wang, Chunfu Xin
  • 2018: MD Mokaddesul Hoque, Dayna Lazarus, Tyler Roessler
  • 2017: Yuan Wang, Kurt Lehmann
  • 2016: Trang Luong, Katrina Corcoran
  • 2015: Nikhil Menon
  • 2014: Sashikanth Gurram
  • 2013: Makarand Gawade
  • 2012: Kyle Taniguchi, Qing Wang
  • 2011: Nagesh Nayak, Sujan Sikder
  • 2010: Hongyun Chen
  • 2009: Meeta Saxena
  • 2008: Enrique Gonzalez-Velez
  • 2007: Sara Hall, Dajana Vuckovic
  • 2006: Achilleas Kourtellis
  • 2005: Amlan Banarjee
  • 2004: Oliver Page
  • 2003: Srikalyan Challa
  • 2002: Kimberlee Gabourel, Srinivas Meka
  • 2001: Huaguo Zhou, Mampearachchige Kumara
  • 2000: Sachin Gangrade, Alasdair Cain