Southeast Member Chapter Gene Suave Scholarship
$3,500
Purpose
The Southeast Chapter awards financial assistance to a graduating high school senior or an undergraduate student in the Southeast Chapter area who is preparing for a career in engineering or the sciences. The grant may be applied toward full- or part-time study at any accredited college or university.
Available Scholarships
- Southeast Member Chapter Systems Group Scholarship — one (1) award of US$2,500 for one academic year.
- Gene Suave Scholarship — one (1) award of US$3,500 for one academic year.
Who May Apply
Applicants should be pursuing a career in engineering, the sciences, or related fields connected to...
Purpose
The Southeast Chapter awards financial assistance to a graduating high school senior or an undergraduate student in the Southeast Chapter area who is preparing for a career in engineering or the sciences. The grant may be applied toward full- or part-time study at any accredited college or university.
Available Scholarships
- Southeast Member Chapter Systems Group Scholarship — one (1) award of US$2,500 for one academic year.
- Gene Suave Scholarship — one (1) award of US$3,500 for one academic year.
Who May Apply
Applicants should be pursuing a career in engineering, the sciences, or related fields connected to...
Northeastern Ohio Member Chapter Scholarships
$8,000
Introduction
The Alfred B. Glossbrenner Scholarship was created in 1988 to honor the founding chairman of the AISE Canton District Section. In 1996, the AISE Canton Section Executive Committee approved a second scholarship to recognize John Klusch for his more than 35 years of service as Canton Section Secretary.
Awards
The Northeastern Ohio Member Chapter scholarship program will provide up to four (6) scholarships. An applicant may receive only one of these awards.
Eligibility
To qualify, applicants must, at the time they apply, be a child (natural, step-child, adopted child, or ward) of a United States citizen or a landed...
Introduction
The Alfred B. Glossbrenner Scholarship was created in 1988 to honor the founding chairman of the AISE Canton District Section. In 1996, the AISE Canton Section Executive Committee approved a second scholarship to recognize John Klusch for his more than 35 years of service as Canton Section Secretary.
Awards
The Northeastern Ohio Member Chapter scholarship program will provide up to four (6) scholarships. An applicant may receive only one of these awards.
Eligibility
To qualify, applicants must, at the time they apply, be a child (natural, step-child, adopted child, or ward) of a United States citizen or a landed...
Philadelphia Member Chapter Scholarships
$5,000
Introduction
The AIST Philadelphia Member Chapter Scholarships are intended to recognize and support students within the Chapter’s geographic area who are pursuing careers in engineering or metallurgy. These one-year awards provide financial assistance to students enrolled full time at accredited colleges, universities, or technical schools.
Available Awards
Each year up to two scholarships may be awarded:
- Up to one (1) University Scholarship of US$5,000 (one-year), and
- Up to one (1) College/Technical Scholarship of US$2,000 (one-year).
Awards will be granted according to the criteria established by the Scholarship Award Committee. If no qualified applicants in engineering, materials science, or...
Introduction
The AIST Philadelphia Member Chapter Scholarships are intended to recognize and support students within the Chapter’s geographic area who are pursuing careers in engineering or metallurgy. These one-year awards provide financial assistance to students enrolled full time at accredited colleges, universities, or technical schools.
Available Awards
Each year up to two scholarships may be awarded:
- Up to one (1) University Scholarship of US$5,000 (one-year), and
- Up to one (1) College/Technical Scholarship of US$2,000 (one-year).
Awards will be granted according to the criteria established by the Scholarship Award Committee. If no qualified applicants in engineering, materials science, or...
Ohio Valley Member Chapter Scholarship
$5,000
Overview
The Ohio Valley Member Chapter Scholarship Program makes up to six awards for the current year, with a combined maximum total of US$17,500. One single application covers consideration for any and all scholarships offered by the chapter.
Available Awards
- Allan M. Smillie Scholarship — 1 award, one-year term, $5,000 (STEM student)
- The Systems Group Scholarship — 1 award, one-year term, $2,500 (STEM student)
- Ohio Valley Member Chapter Scholarships — 4 awards, each one-year, $2,500 (STEM students)
Note: An applicant may receive only one scholarship in a given year. Recipients are welcome and encouraged to apply again...
Overview
The Ohio Valley Member Chapter Scholarship Program makes up to six awards for the current year, with a combined maximum total of US$17,500. One single application covers consideration for any and all scholarships offered by the chapter.
Available Awards
- Allan M. Smillie Scholarship — 1 award, one-year term, $5,000 (STEM student)
- The Systems Group Scholarship — 1 award, one-year term, $2,500 (STEM student)
- Ohio Valley Member Chapter Scholarships — 4 awards, each one-year, $2,500 (STEM students)
Note: An applicant may receive only one scholarship in a given year. Recipients are welcome and encouraged to apply again...
Southern California Member Chapter Scholarship
$1,500
Objective
The Southern California Chapter of AIST offers scholarships to recognize and support high school seniors and college undergraduate students connected to the Chapter. The program provides financial assistance for attendance (full- or part-time) at any accredited college or university. Two distinct awards are offered: the AIST Member Scholarship and the Engineering Scholarship.
Awards
- Two (2) scholarships will be awarded annually.
- Each scholarship is worth US$1,500.
Eligibility
- General: Applicants must be accepted into an eligible full- or part-time program at an accredited college or university and either be attending a school in the Southern California Chapter area...
Objective
The Southern California Chapter of AIST offers scholarships to recognize and support high school seniors and college undergraduate students connected to the Chapter. The program provides financial assistance for attendance (full- or part-time) at any accredited college or university. Two distinct awards are offered: the AIST Member Scholarship and the Engineering Scholarship.
Awards
- Two (2) scholarships will be awarded annually.
- Each scholarship is worth US$1,500.
Eligibility
- General: Applicants must be accepted into an eligible full- or part-time program at an accredited college or university and either be attending a school in the Southern California Chapter area...
James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship
$10,000
Intro
The JRHMSF is an independent, tax-exempt organization recognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Its sole purpose is to award scholarships to children or other dependents of members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Contributions to the Fund are tax-deductible as charitable gifts to the extent allowed by law.
Eligibility
Academic Scholarship — who may apply
- Must be a current high school senior with plans to enroll full time in a four‑year undergraduate program at an accredited college or university in the United States, Puerto Rico, or Canada.
- Must be the son, daughter, or financial...
Intro
The JRHMSF is an independent, tax-exempt organization recognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Its sole purpose is to award scholarships to children or other dependents of members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Contributions to the Fund are tax-deductible as charitable gifts to the extent allowed by law.
Eligibility
Academic Scholarship — who may apply
- Must be a current high school senior with plans to enroll full time in a four‑year undergraduate program at an accredited college or university in the United States, Puerto Rico, or Canada.
- Must be the son, daughter, or financial...
Restoration of Sight & Health Scholarship
$1,500
Dakota Lions Sight & Health is pleased to offer scholarship support to students enrolled in post-secondary programs in South Dakota and North Dakota.
Overview of awards
- Total funding: $6,000
- Number of scholarships: six awards of $1,500 each
- Distribution: three $1,500 scholarships for students attending institutions in South Dakota and three $1,500 scholarships for students attending institutions in North Dakota
Who may apply
Applicants should be pursuing education in a discipline that aligns with the mission of Dakota Lions Sight & Health—“Helping to Enable the Restoration of the Gifts of Sight & Health.” Suitable fields include, but are...
Dakota Lions Sight & Health is pleased to offer scholarship support to students enrolled in post-secondary programs in South Dakota and North Dakota.
Overview of awards
- Total funding: $6,000
- Number of scholarships: six awards of $1,500 each
- Distribution: three $1,500 scholarships for students attending institutions in South Dakota and three $1,500 scholarships for students attending institutions in North Dakota
Who may apply
Applicants should be pursuing education in a discipline that aligns with the mission of Dakota Lions Sight & Health—“Helping to Enable the Restoration of the Gifts of Sight & Health.” Suitable fields include, but are...
Foundation for Fraternal Excellence Men's College Scholarship
$1,000
Purpose
This scholarship recognizes exceptional high school seniors who have shown strong performance in academics, participation in school extracurriculars, and meaningful community service.
Who may apply
The award is open to any male high school senior in the United States who plans to begin a four‑year undergraduate college program in the fall. The scholarship is administered by the Foundation for Fraternal Excellence, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Neither current nor future fraternity membership is required to be eligible.
Requirements
- Graduating high school senior located in the United States
- Identifies as male
- Intends to enroll in a four‑year undergraduate...
Purpose
This scholarship recognizes exceptional high school seniors who have shown strong performance in academics, participation in school extracurriculars, and meaningful community service.
Who may apply
The award is open to any male high school senior in the United States who plans to begin a four‑year undergraduate college program in the fall. The scholarship is administered by the Foundation for Fraternal Excellence, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Neither current nor future fraternity membership is required to be eligible.
Requirements
- Graduating high school senior located in the United States
- Identifies as male
- Intends to enroll in a four‑year undergraduate...
Nebraska Rod and Custom Association Scholarship
$2,000
Overview
The Nebraska Rod and Custom Association (NRCA) offers a $2,000 scholarship. Each year the NRCA board determines how many awards will be made; for this year they have authorized up to 12 scholarships, depending on the number of eligible applicants.
Who May Apply
Applicants must be either:
- A high school senior who will enroll, or
- A second-year student
in one of Nebraska’s Technical and Community Colleges, pursuing an automotive or auto body repair program. The NRCA scholarship committee retains the authority to decide whether a student’s chosen program meets the scholarship’s requirements.
Application Review and Award Timing...
Overview
The Nebraska Rod and Custom Association (NRCA) offers a $2,000 scholarship. Each year the NRCA board determines how many awards will be made; for this year they have authorized up to 12 scholarships, depending on the number of eligible applicants.
Who May Apply
Applicants must be either:
- A high school senior who will enroll, or
- A second-year student
in one of Nebraska’s Technical and Community Colleges, pursuing an automotive or auto body repair program. The NRCA scholarship committee retains the authority to decide whether a student’s chosen program meets the scholarship’s requirements.
Application Review and Award Timing...
DSF Scholarship
$3,600
Intro
If you need extra help with your DSF Scholarship application, drop in during DSF Scholarship office hours on Thursdays from 12:30–1:30 p.m. (available through May 1).
Application timeframe
You must submit your DSF Scholarship application within one year of your high school graduation. For example: students in the high school class of 2025 must apply no later than May 1, 2026, and they must receive their first DSF award by December 31, 2026.
Who is eligible
To be eligible for DSF funding, you must meet all of the following:
- Attendance
- Have attended a Denver Public Schools (DPS)...
Intro
If you need extra help with your DSF Scholarship application, drop in during DSF Scholarship office hours on Thursdays from 12:30–1:30 p.m. (available through May 1).
Application timeframe
You must submit your DSF Scholarship application within one year of your high school graduation. For example: students in the high school class of 2025 must apply no later than May 1, 2026, and they must receive their first DSF award by December 31, 2026.
Who is eligible
To be eligible for DSF funding, you must meet all of the following:
- Attendance
- Have attended a Denver Public Schools (DPS)...
Fairfield County's Community Foundation Scholarship
$5,000
Fairfield County’s Community Foundation (the Foundation) offers a competitive scholarship program for students who are graduating from high school or currently enrolled in college and who have ties to Fairfield County.
Applications open now. Deadline: April 8, 2026 — 4:00 PM ET.
Eligibility
Graduating high school seniors
- Must be a graduating senior from any high school located in Fairfield County.
- Generally must be in good academic standing (typically a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale or an equivalent, unless a specific fund states a different standard).
- Must demonstrate financial need.
- Must plan to...
Fairfield County’s Community Foundation (the Foundation) offers a competitive scholarship program for students who are graduating from high school or currently enrolled in college and who have ties to Fairfield County.
Applications open now. Deadline: April 8, 2026 — 4:00 PM ET.
Eligibility
Graduating high school seniors
- Must be a graduating senior from any high school located in Fairfield County.
- Generally must be in good academic standing (typically a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale or an equivalent, unless a specific fund states a different standard).
- Must demonstrate financial need.
- Must plan to...
Golden Apple Scholars of Illinois
$23,000
Overview
The Golden Apple Scholars Program in Illinois offers teacher preparation and tuition-support for motivated high school seniors and college students (freshmen and sophomores) who intend to become highly effective educators in Illinois “schools-of-need.” The program readies candidates to succeed immediately and long-term in demanding classroom settings. Application deadline: March 1, 2026.
Program Benefits
- Up to $23,000 in total financial support for college, which includes paid professional development
- Significant hands-on classroom experience
- Instruction and coaching from award-winning teachers and expert partners
- Academic and social-emotional supports
- Assistance with job placement
- Mentoring during the first years...
Overview
The Golden Apple Scholars Program in Illinois offers teacher preparation and tuition-support for motivated high school seniors and college students (freshmen and sophomores) who intend to become highly effective educators in Illinois “schools-of-need.” The program readies candidates to succeed immediately and long-term in demanding classroom settings. Application deadline: March 1, 2026.
Program Benefits
- Up to $23,000 in total financial support for college, which includes paid professional development
- Significant hands-on classroom experience
- Instruction and coaching from award-winning teachers and expert partners
- Academic and social-emotional supports
- Assistance with job placement
- Mentoring during the first years...
