Hogan Scholarship Winners

To support our company’s mission of building and strengthening communities, Hogan & Associates Construction has proudly awarded scholarships to eligible high school seniors for the past several years. This ongoing effort reflects Hogan’s commitment not only to constructing meaningful projects throughout Utah, but also to investing in future community leaders through educational opportunities.

Each February, Hogan sends scholarship information and promotional flyers to more than 150 high schools across Utah. This year, we received approximately 30 applications from students throughout the state. 

Members of Hogan’s HR and Safety team review applications anonymously using a scoring system based on several criteria, including essay responses, GPA, first-generation college student status, and whether the student plans to pursue a construction-related degree or trade. After all scores are submitted, the highest-ranking applicants are selected as scholarship recipients.

For 2026, Hogan is proud to award five scholarships valued at $1,000 each.

Davis School District Catalyst Center

2026 Scholarship Winners:

Adam Kerksiek

Adam is a senior at Beaver High School with a 3.997 cumulative GPA. Following graduation, he plans to attend Southern Utah University to pursue a degree in Construction Management.

Braden Salmon

Braden is a senior at Maple Mountain High School with a 3.996 cumulative GPA. Following high school, he plans to attend Brigham Young University to study Construction Management.

Christopher Estrada

Chris is a senior at American Preparatory Academy with a 3.849 cumulative GPA. He plans to attend Utah Valley University to pursue Construction Management. Chris is already familiar with Hogan through one of his high school teachers, who is married to Nash Golon. He also plans to work in Hogan’s civil division this summer.

Crosby Saign

Crosby is a senior at Wayne High School with a 3.7 cumulative GPA. Following graduation, he plans to attend Southern Utah University to pursue Construction Management.

Hank Hatch

Hank is a senior at Farmington High School with a 4.0 cumulative GPA. He plans to attend Brigham Young University to study Construction Management. Hank is also a student at the Davis Catalyst Center, a program Hogan has been heavily involved with and supportive of.