Support Our Blue Scholarship Campaign Support Our Blue Scholarship Campaign

We invite you to partner with the College of Engineering in shaping the next generation of engineers, innovators, and problem-solvers. Your support of the Blue Scholarship directly empowers high-achieving students who are ready to excel at Tennessee State University but need financial assistance to begin their journey. About the Blue Scholarship The Blue Scholarship is a four-year commitment totaling $4,000 ($1,000 per year for four years). This scholarship is awarded to incoming freshmen who have demonstrated academic promise and a strong interest in pursuing engineering or computer science at TSU. Eligibility Criteria To qualify for the Blue Scholarship, a student must: Be accepted and enrolled at TSU for Fall 2026, Be classified as a first-time freshman, and Enroll in one of the following College of Engineering degree programs: Applied and Industrial Technologies (AIT) Architectural Engineering (AE) Civil Engineering (CE) Electrical & Computer Engineering (EE) Mechanical Engineering (ME) Computer Science (CS) Students must also meet one of the following academic benchmarks: ACT Math Score ≥ 25 or SAT Math Score ≥ 590, ACT Composite Score ≥ 19 or SAT Composite Score ≥ 1010

Support Our Blue & White Scholarship Campaign Support Our Blue & White Scholarship Campaign

We invite you to join us in expanding access to engineering education through the Blue & White Scholarship Campaign. Your support helps ensure that motivated, academically prepared students can begin their engineering journey at Tennessee State University with the financial backing they need to succeed. About the Blue & White Scholarship The Blue & White Scholarship provides $3,000 in support, awarded as $750 per year for four years. This scholarship is designed for incoming freshmen who demonstrate academic readiness and a strong interest in pursuing engineering or computer science at TSU. Eligibility Criteria To be considered for the Blue & White Scholarship, a student must: Be accepted and enrolled at TSU for Fall 2026, Be classified as a first-time freshman, and Enroll in one of the following College of Engineering degree programs: Applied and Industrial Technologies (AIT) Architectural Engineering (AE) Civil Engineering (CE) Electrical & Computer Engineering (EE) Mechanical Engineering (ME) Computer Science (CS) Students must also meet one of the following academic benchmarks: ACT Math Score ≥ 22 or SAT Math Score ≥ 540, ACT Composite Score ≥ 19 or SAT Composite Score ≥ 1010

Support Our White Scholarship Campaign Support Our White Scholarship Campaign

We invite partners, alumni, and friends of Tennessee State University to join us in supporting the White Scholarship Campaign—a meaningful opportunity to help students begin their engineering education with confidence and financial stability. About the White Scholarship The White Scholarship provides $2,000 in support, awarded as $500 per year for four years. This scholarship is intended for incoming freshmen who demonstrate academic readiness and are pursuing an engineering degree at TSU. Eligibility Criteria To qualify for the White Scholarship, a student must: Be accepted and enrolled at TSU for Fall 2026, Be classified as a first-time freshman, and Enroll in one of the following eligible College of Engineering degree programs: Applied and Industrial Technologies (AIT) Architectural Engineering (AE) Civil Engineering (CE) Electrical & Computer Engineering (EE) Mechanical Engineering (ME) Students must also meet one of the following academic requirements: ACT Math Score ≥ 19 or SAT Math Score ≥ 510, ACT Composite Score ≥ 19 or SAT Composite Score ≥ 1010 Additional Support Based on Major Students enrolled in AIT, AE, CE, EE, and ME who meet the criteria are eligible for the full $2,000 White Scholarship. Students majoring in Computer Science (CS) who meet the criteria are eligible for a book scholarship

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General Scholarships General Scholarships

Provide meaningful financial support to engineering and computer science students through our scholarship programs, empowering them to stay focused, and confidently pursue their future careers. Minumum donation $500, Eligibility: students enrolled at TSU, criteria set annually by the college

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Research Collaboration Research Collaboration

Collaborate with faculty on research grants and contacts that inspire breakthrough ideas and drive the creation of new technologies and products.

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Curriculum Development & Innovation Curriculum Development & Innovation

Collaborate with departments in advisory roles to enhance curriculum, bring real-world industry perspectives, and prepare students for emerging trends in today's market.

Naming Opportunities – New Engineering Building Naming Opportunities – New Engineering Building

Tennessee State University’s new Engineering Building creates a powerful opportunity for partners, alumni, and supporters to make a lasting impact. Through naming rights, you can directly support state-of-the-art laboratories, learning spaces, and innovation hubs that will shape the next generation of engineers.

Industry Partnerships Industry Partnerships

Partner with the College of Engineering to fund scholarships, provide meaningful internship and co-op opportunities, and build a strong pipeline of future engineers. Industry partners can: Sponsor Blue, Blue & White, and White Scholarships for high-achieving students Offer internships, co-ops, and capstone projects tied to real business needs Serve on advisory boards to inform curriculum and emerging skill needs Host site visits, tech talks, and mentoring sessions with TSU students

Equipment & Technology Donations Equipment & Technology Donations

Spotlight: Cummins Engine Donation Cummins recently donated a full diesel engine system to our Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering labs. This engine is now used in teaching and lab activities, allowing students to practice diagnostics, disassembly, and real-world problem solving with industry-standard equipment. Partner With Us If your company is interested in donating lab equipment, software, or technology to support our students,

Ways to Engage with the College of Engineering