Building Opportunity in Construction Management
The Norman Hill Scholarship promotes diversity in construction management by sponsoring students at Virginia Tech Myers-Lawson School of Construction and providing internships with our electrical contractors.
Promoting a Diverse Workforce
The Norman Hill Scholarship is designed to open doors for young people of diverse backgrounds who are passionate about building a career in the construction industry. Created to honor labor leader Norman Hill, the program supports students pursuing Construction Management degrees at Virginia Tech. It’s more than just financial help — it’s about creating opportunity, building a more inclusive workforce, and empowering the next generation of Project Managers and contractor leadership.
Why apply?
Key Benefits
- The Norman Hill Scholarship offers meaningful support to help future electricians start strong and succeed in their careers.
- Provides financial assistance for students at Virginia Tech’s Myers-Lawson School of Construction
- Opens access to valuable internship opportunities with premier Electrical Contractors in the DMV
- Honors and builds on Norman Hill’s legacy of equity and opportunity
Scholarship Details
Funded by Virginia Tech, the Electrical Alliance-Norman Hill scholarship is awarded to students participating in the Construction Engineering Management program.
DEADLINE: Every year on July 30th
Award: Varies based on need
All applicants have access to internships with IBEW Local 26 / WDC NECA signatory contractors
Who Is the Norman Hill Scholarship For?
The Norman Hill Scholarship is intended to support construction management students from underrepresented communities at Virginia Tech.
- Open to undergraduate Myers-Lawson School of Construction students
- Demonstrated interest in the electrical or general contracting career path
- Reside in the Washington, D.C., Maryland, or Virginia region
Power Your Future
Ready to power your future in construction management? Apply now take the first step toward a rewarding, high-demand career.
