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2026 G. Langsner Memorial Scholarship

Description

The G. Langsner Scholarship is supported by gifts to the CTF. This scholarship is awarded annually by CTF in memory of George Langsner, a California Freeway design pioneer. The scholarship is endowed, and scholarship funds are administered by CTF, a nonprofit organization established in 1988 to “Promote and Recognize Excellence in California Transportation.” It is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization with tax exempt status. The Federal EIN # is 68-0165257.


The California Transportation Foundation (CTF), a nonprofit organization, announces three $1,500 scholarships: the G. Langsner Memorial Scholarship for the 2025/2026 academic year.


Applicants must be a college/university undergraduate majoring in civil engineering, interested in pursuing a career in transportation after graduation, and affiliated with Caltrans. Current student assistants, volunteers, and sons or daughters of Caltrans employees are eligible to apply. The award of the scholarship is based on the applicant’s commitment to a career in transportation, current job skills, and academic record. Financial need may be considered, but it is not a primary factor. 

 

2026 G. LANGSNER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Selection Process

Applicants must meet the following general criteria:

 

·        Must be a United States citizen, permanent resident, or documented international student.

·        Must be a college/university undergraduate majoring in civil engineering.

·        Must plan to pursue a career in transportation after graduation.

·        Must provide an official transcript and proof of current enrollment.

·        Must provide a sealed letter of recommendation from a school faculty member.

·        Must provide a sealed letter of recommendation from a work supervisor.

·        Cannot have received a CTF scholarship within the last two years.

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2026 G. Langsner Memorial Scholarship

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About The Foundation

At CTF our mission is simple. We recognize the best and brightest in our industry. We remember those who have given all in service to the people of California, providing funding to workers and their families in their time of need. And we educate the future of our profession through scholarships, educational programs, mentoring, and internships.