Scholarships

Description The AAAEA-CA Scholarship & Internship program provides annual financial awards and sponsored paid internships to qualified students in engineering, architecture, and computer science/information technology. Awards are granted through a competitive application process overseen by the Association’s Board; internships depend on employer decisions but may be supported by AAAEA-CA funding. If a funded internship opportunity is not secured, the allocated internship funds will be converted into a monetary scholarship and awarded to the applicant instead. Key takeaways - Competitive annual program offering scholarships and funded internship opportunities. - Target fields: engineering, architecture, and computer science/IT. - Internship placement is employer-dependent;...

Introduction The Children’s Cancer Fund of New Mexico (CCFNM) provides services and financial support to children who have faced cancer and to their families, helping them manage the everyday challenges of living with and fighting the disease. The Erin Trujeque Memorial Scholarship supports students who were treated for childhood cancer in New Mexico. Eligibility - To qualify for the Erin Trujeque Memorial Scholarship, applicants must have been diagnosed with and treated for childhood cancer at a New Mexico Pediatric Oncology Treatment Facility, and an intake form completed at the time of diagnosis must be on file with CCFNM. Applicants must...

Description **Purpose and scope** The Monroe Scheflo Memorial Scholarship and the U.S. Durum Growers Association Scholarship provide financial support to students pursuing collegiate degrees in agriculture. The two awards are administered by the U.S. Durum Growers Association and prioritize applicants with ties to durum-producing regions. Both scholarships require recipients to be enrolled full time in a college or university agriculture program. These awards are intended to encourage the next generation of professionals in durum production, research, promotion, and export development. Key takeaways: - Two related scholarships administered by the U.S. Durum Growers Association. - Targeted at full-time college students studying...

Description Our Association partners with county and independent horse shows to expand youth participation and volunteer engagement. The scholarship program recognizes young volunteers from local fairs by providing financial support for further education and acknowledging community service. The award highlights the role of fair-based activities in building life skills and encouraging continued involvement in agricultural and equine events. - **Purpose:** Recognize and support youth volunteers from local fairs. - **Scope:** Open to nominees representing county fairs that partner with the Association. - **Focus:** Rewards community service and personal development gained through fair activities. - **Administration:** Coordinated with local fair officials...

Description Headway’s Book Lovers Scholarship supports U.S. students who use a passion for reading to advance their post-secondary education. The award celebrates nonfiction that inspires big ideas and practical leadership, and it is open to candidates pursuing study at accredited colleges, universities, or vocational‑technical schools. The program emphasizes intellectual engagement, leadership, and clear educational goals. Applications are evaluated on the strength of materials submitted and the applicant’s vision for a nonfiction book that could serve as a timeless handbook for humanity. - **Purpose:** Support students who translate a love of books into educational advancement. - **Target audience:** U.S. citizens seeking...

Description **Purpose and what’s offered** Michael’s Way, in partnership with Ed Snider Youth Hockey & Education, awards two full four‑year tuition scholarships to students affected by pediatric cancer. The program pairs financial support with personalized college advising to help scholars find the best-fit institution and navigate admissions. Awards target students ready to begin college in Fall 2027 and are intended to reduce the financial burden of tuition for families managing the long-term impacts of a cancer diagnosis. These scholarships are focused, time-limited, and meant to complement other financial aid sources. Key takeaways - Two four‑year tuition scholarships are available. -...

Introduction This program offers financial support to eligible members of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma who are actively enrolled in postsecondary study at an accredited college or university. Who is eligible - Must be a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. - Must be actively pursuing a higher-education degree at an accredited institution. - Must be registered for a minimum of 3 credit hours. - High school students taking college courses (concurrent enrollment) are eligible. - A minimum 2.0 GPA in the previous semester is required to receive scholarship funding. - An online application must be submitted each semester,...

Description **Purpose and mission** The Lithuanian Foundation awards scholarships to support students who demonstrate leadership through community involvement, with the aim of sustaining Lithuanian culture and developing future leaders. The program emphasizes volunteerism within both the Lithuanian community and the broader community, and channels resources to candidates whose activities indicate long-term impact. Awards are intended to enable full-time undergraduate and graduate study while encouraging continued community engagement. Key takeaways - Supports students with demonstrated leadership and volunteerism. - Focus on preserving Lithuanian culture and traditions. - Awards target full-time undergraduate and graduate students. Funding priorities **Who is prioritized** Priority is...

About the Kentucky Nurses Association (KNA) Established in 1906, the Kentucky Nurses Association is the Commonwealth’s only full-service professional organization representing the entire nursing community. KNA promotes the vital role of nurses within the health care delivery system and advocates for high-quality patient care in every practice setting. From advocacy in Frankfort and at state agencies to representation in hospitals, health systems, and boardrooms, KNA serves as the unified voice of nursing across Kentucky. Membership provides opportunities to connect with colleagues statewide, access complimentary or heavily discounted educational offerings, and be considered for leadership positions on statewide boards, among other...

Criteria for EligibilityMembership in the Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin is required.Possession of a High School Diploma, HSED, or GED is necessary.Acceptance into a vocational program, college, or university that is accredited and recognized by the Department of Education in the United States is mandatory.Completion of the Oneida Higher Education student file before the semester/term/course concludes is essential.Duration of Financial SupportThe number of terms that can be funded for each degree is limited. Therefore, it is crucial to plan your educational objectives accordingly. *(This is based on full-time funding)Vocational/Technical degree: Funding for 6 TermsUndergraduate degree: Funding for 10 TermsGraduate...

Description **Purpose and sponsor** This scholarship was created by members of the ASIS International Providence Chapter to promote professionalism and education within the security field. It provides targeted educational assistance to college students pursuing undergraduate degrees in criminal justice, law enforcement, security management, or related security disciplines. The award supports students who intend to advance their careers through formal academic training and professional development. - Established by the ASIS International Providence Chapter - Focused on undergraduate students in security-related fields - Intended to promote professionalism and career advancement Eligibility **Required qualifications** Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited institution and...

Indiana LICA $2,000 Scholarship — Rules and Requirements Overview This scholarship provides awards of $2,000 each to eligible members and their families connected with Indiana LICA. Up to three recipients may be chosen each year. Applicants will be informed of their status by September 1st, and award checks will be issued by September 15th. Who may apply - Indiana LICA Regular Members and Junior Members - Spouses, children, and grandchildren of Indiana LICA Regular or Junior Members Eligibility and academic status Applicants must be one of the following: A. Currently enrolled in a college or university, or B. A high...