The Frank Bull Scholarship in Civil Engineering

The University having accepted the offer of Kellogg Brown & Root Pty Ltd (formerly Brown & Root Services Asia Pacific Pty. Ltd) to provide an annual scholarship of $1,500 in honour of Frank Bertram Bull, Professor of Civil Engineering from 1952 until 1972, the following rules are hereby made:

1. The scholarship shall be known as "The Frank Bull Scholarship in Civil and Structural  Engineering" and shall be available for award each year.
2. The value of the scholarship shall be $1,500 a year.
3. The scholarship shall normally be tenable for two years, provided that if the scholar's progress at the end of the first year is unsatisfactory, the scholarship shall be forfeited, unless the Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences decides otherwise.
4. The scholarship shall be open to any student who has satisfactorily completed all the work for Level II of the program for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering in the School of Civil & Structural Engineering; and may be held only while the scholar is enrolled for the work of Level III and Level IV of the Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) program.
5. The Head of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering shall, with the consent of the nominee in each case, recommend to the Selection Committee candidates chosen on the basis of their performance in the courses of Level II of the School's program for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Civil and Structural Engineering.
6. The scholarship shall be awarded on the recommendation of the Selection Committee comprised of the Head of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, a member nominated by the Discipline of Engineering and two nominees of Kellogg Brown & Root Pty Ltd. The Selection Committee shall make its selection taking into account academic excellence, qualities of character and leadership, and financial need.
7. The scholarship shall not be awarded if there is no candidate of sufficient merit.