This program consists of three elements designed to increase students' interest in the environmental profession and to support them in defining career goals. It provides financial funding - $3000 in professional scholarship for the following year, internships - an optional paid summer internship at a Brown and Caldwell Office, and mentorship - a dedicated mentor to guide the intern through the company's information and communications resources. Students must be a member of a minority group and have declared a major in civil, chemical, or environmental engineering, or one of the environmental sciences (geology, hyrdogeology, biology, ecology, or industrial hygiene toxicology).