SCHOLARSHIP LISTING (Revised August 2004) ACTUARIAL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MINORITY STUDENTS Deadline: April 15 th Amount: Varies Field of Study: Math, Science, Business, Engineering Requirements: 1. SAT or ACT 2. Scholarship application 3. Two nominations 4. Completed FAFSA and SAR report Contact: Minority Scholarship Coordinator Society of Actuaries 475 N. Martingale Road, Suite 800 Schaumburg, IL 60173–2226 (847) 706–3500 [email protected]http://www.beanactuary.org AGC EDUCATION & RESEARCH FOUNDATION UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS Deadline: November 1 st Amount: $2000 - $6,000 Field of Study: Civil Engineering or Construction Requirements: Must be a college sophomore or junior in a 4 or 5 year program in an ABET or ACCET accredited institution or a civil engineering program Contact: AGC Education and Research Foundation 1957 E Street, NW Washington, DC 20006 (703) 837-5342 http://www.agc.org/index.ww [email protected]AIA NEW JERSEY SCHOLARSHIP Deadline: Varies Amount: $500 Field of Study: Architecture Requirement: Scholarship for sophomore, junior, senior and graduate students. Contact: AIA New Jersey Scholarship 900 Route Nine Woodbridge, NJ 07095
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SCHOLARSHIP LISTING(Revised August 2004)
ACTUARIAL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MINORITY STUDENTSDeadline: April 15th
Amount: VariesField of Study: Math, Science, Business, EngineeringRequirements:
1. SAT or ACT2. Scholarship application3. Two nominations4. Completed FAFSA and SAR report
Contact:Minority Scholarship CoordinatorSociety of Actuaries475 N. Martingale Road, Suite 800Schaumburg, IL 60173–2226(847) 706–3500 [email protected]://www.beanactuary.org
AGC EDUCATION & RESEARCH FOUNDATION UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: November 1st
Amount: $2000 - $6,000Field of Study: Civil Engineering or ConstructionRequirements: Must be a college sophomore or junior in a 4 or 5 year program in an ABET or ACCET accredited institution or a civil engineering programContact:
AGC Education and Research Foundation1957 E Street, NWWashington, DC 20006(703) 837-5342http://www.agc.org/[email protected]
AIA NEW JERSEY SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: VariesAmount: $500Field of Study: ArchitectureRequirement: Scholarship for sophomore, junior, senior and graduate students.Contact:
AIA New Jersey Scholarship900 Route NineWoodbridge, NJ 07095
AIR FORCE AID SOCIETY GENERAL HENRY H. ARNOLD EDUCATION GRANT PROGRAMDeadlines: March 16th and April 15th
Amount: $1,500Field of Study: OpenRequirements: Applicants must be in one of the following categories (1-3).
1. Dependent sons and daughters of Air Force members in one the following categories Active Duty and Title 10 Reservists on Extended active duty through award disbursement date of September 1
2. Spouses of Active Duty Members3. Surviving Spouses of Air Force Members who died while on active duty
Applicants must meet all other eligibility criteria below from items (4-6).
4. High school graduate and full time undergraduate student5. Enrolled and accepted into a college, university6. Maintain at least a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 grading scale.
Contact:General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant ProgramAir Force Aid SocietyEducation Assistance Department1745 Jefferson Davis Highway, Suite 202Arlington, VA 22202-3072800-429-9475 or (703) 607-3072www.afas.org
ALL NATIONS ALLIANCE FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATIONDeadline: UnknownAmount: VariesField of Study: Math, Science, and EngineeringRequirement: Awarded to members of federally recognized tribes working toward a BS in Science, Engineering or Math.Contact:
Salish-Kootenai College (406) 675-4800Montana State University (406) 994-5553http://www.anamp.org
1. Have completed one year of college2. Have a minimum of a 2.5-3.0 GPA3. Participate in community or campus activities4. Recommendations and Transcripts needed
Contact:AKA-EAF5656 South Stony Island AvenueChicago, IL 60637http://www.akaeaf.org
AMBASSIDORIAL SCHOLARSHIPSAn international scholarship program that covers expenses for schooling abroad. Deadline: Varies by club locationAmount: Covers travel expensesRequirements:
1. Possesses leadership skills and community service experience 2. At least two years of college completed3. Knows language of county going to visit4. Attends orientation seminar 5. View website for more details of scholarship
Contact:Rotary InternationalOne Rotary Center1560 Sherman Ave.Evanston, IL 60201, USA(847) 866-3000http://rotary.org/
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
The Foundation supports scholars pursuing a vast spectrum of academic research; public school teachers promoting girls' achievement in math, science, and technology; and community activists helping to improve the lives of women and girls through education. Funding also assists women at critical stages of their careers, as well as those preparing for professions underrepresented by women and women of color. In addition, special funding is available for a college/university scholar-in-residence to research issues of gender and equity. The Foundation offers several scholarships. Contact:
http://www.aauw.org/3000/fdnfelgra.html#J2
AMERICAN GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE AGIAmerican Geoscience ScholarshipDeadline: March 10thAmount: $250-$1000Field of Study: Geoscience, including geoscience subdisciplines of geology, geophysics, geochemistry, hydrology, meteorology, physical oceanography, planetary geology, or earth science education. This program does not support students in other natural sciences, mathematics, or engineering.Requirements:
1. US citizen2. Verifiable ethnic minority status as Black, Hispanic, or Native American3. Full time college student currently enrolled in a geoscience program4. Signed and fully complete application forms (4 pages)5. Official transcripts6. 3 letters of recommendations from persons qualified to judge the applicant’s recent academic
performance and character; geoscience faculty/employers are preferred, other science/mathematics faculty are acceptable
Contact:American Geological InstituteAttn: Minority Geoscience Student Scholarship Coordinator4220 King StreetAlexandria, VA 22302(703) 379-2480(703) 379-7563 Faxhttp://www.agiweb.org/mpp/index.html
AMERICAN HOTEL FOUNDATIONProvides financial support to students enrolled in an accredited undergraduate academic program leading to a degree in hospitality management.Contact: American Hotel Foundation 1201 New York Avenue, NW, Suite 600 Washington, DC 20005-3831 http://www.ahlef.org/scholarships.asp [email protected]
AMERICAN INDIAN EDUCATION FOUNDATIONDeadline: May 3Amount: $1500-$3000Field of Study: OpenRequirements: Native American high school graduates are eligible to apply Contact:
American Indian Education Foundation 10029 SW Nimbus Avenue, Suite 200 Beaverton, OR 97008(866) 866-8642(503) 641-0495http://www.aiefprograms.org/
AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: NoneAmount: $1000 maximumField of Study: OpenRequirements: Native American high school graduates are eligible to apply if they have been accepted by an institution of higher education, are U.S. citizens, demonstrate financial need and provide information on tribal affiliation and grade point average.Contact:
American Indian Heritage Foundation6051 Arlington BoulevardFalls Church, VA 22044-2788(603) 237-7500(703) 532-1921Fax
AMERICAN INDIAN SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: UnknownAmount: VariesField of Study: Forestry, Journalism, Law, Pharmacy, and Indian StudiesRequirement: Awarded to undergraduate tribal members pursuing higher educationContact:
4520 Montgomery Blvd., NW #1BAlbuquerque, NM 87109ORAmerican Indian Studies Program600 University AvenueMissoula, MT 59812(406) 243-5832
AMERICAN INDIAN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING SOCIETYhttp://www.aises.org/highered/scholarships
A.T. ANDERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: June 15Amount: $1,000 undergraduate; $2,000 graduateField of Study: math, physical science, engineering, medicine, science, or natural resourcesRequirements:
1. Full time undergraduate or graduate student2. Member of American Indian tribe3. Have a 2.0 Cumulative GPA4. Current member of AISES, go to www.aises.org/membership to download membership application
AZPC OF AISES CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: August 20Amount: $500 per semesterField of Study: Engineering, Science, MedicineRequirements: Applicants must be full time juniors, seniors, or graduate students with a minimum grade point average of 2.5. Certificate of Indian blood in not required, but applicants must include a 250 word essay on the candidate’s personal commitment to environmental protection on tribal lands and a brief statement explaining how and when knowledge of tribal culture was acquired.
BUREAU OF RECLAMATIONDeadline: June 15Amount: $5,000Field of Study: Science, Engineering
Requirements:1. Must be a current member of AISES (if not a member, obtain a membership application at
www.aises.org/membership and submit dues)2. Must have 2.5 or higher Cumulative grade point average (GPA)3. Must be a US citizen4. Must be enrolled as a full time undergraduate student at an accredited college or university5. Must agree to serve an 8-10 week paid internship with the Bureau of Reclamation prior to
graduation. Internship will be at a regional or area office located within the 17 Western state at served by Reclamation, or at Washington, DC Headquarters, or the Denver Technical Service Center
6. Must be seeking a Bachelor’s degree in engineering or science, relating to water resources or an environmentally related field
7. Must submit an essay that demonstrates:1. First hand knowledge of American Indian tribal culture2. Interests in engineering or environmental studies/ sciences in a clear and comprehensive manner3. Interests in water resource issues, and the needs and concerns of Indian tribes4. How applicant will contribute his or her knowledge or professional
EPA TRIBAL LANDS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: June 15thAmount: $4,000 per yearField of Study: Engineering, ScienceRequirements: Applicants must be full time juniors, seniors, or graduate students with a minimum grade point average of 2.5. Certificate of Indian blood in not required, but applicants must include a 250-word essay on the candidate’s personal commitment to environmental protection on tribal lands and a brief statement explaining how and when knowledge of tribal culture was acquired.
GENERAL MOTORS ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: June 15thAmount: $3,000 per yearField of Study: Engineering fieldRequirements:1. Each year GM provides scholarships to students at a select number of colleges and universities
nationwide. The scholarships are primarily awarded to students.2. Contact your financial aid office to determine if your school participates in this program. If so, they
will be able to provide you with further details regarding the eligibility requirements.Contact:
General Motors Engineering Scholarship ProgramGeneral Motors3044 West Grand BoulevardMail Code 482-108-162Detroit, MI 48202(313) 556-3565
HENRYRODRIGUEZ RECLAMATION COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AND INTERNSHIPDeadline: June 15Amount: $5,000Field of Study: Science, EngineeringRequirements:
1. Must be a current member of AISES (if not a member, obtain a membership application at www.aises.org/membership and submit dues)
2. Must have 2.5 or higher Cumulative grade point average (GPA)3. Must be a US citizen4. Must be enrolled as a full time undergraduate student at an accredited college or university
5. Must be seeking a Bachelor’s degree in engineering or science, relating to water resources or an environmentally related field
6. Must submit an essay that demonstrates:1. First hand knowledge of American Indian tribal culture2. Interests in engineering or environmental studies/ sciences in a clear and comprehensive manner3. Interests in water resource issues, and the needs and concerns of Indian tribes4. How applicant will contribute his or her knowledge or professional
AMERICAN INDIAN SERVICESDeadlines:
Winter Season--------- November 15th Spring Season--------- February 15th
Summer Season--------May 15th
Fall Season-------------August 15th
Amount: Varies from $500 to $1,500Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Must show financial need2. Must be a Native American undergraduate student; full or part time with no more than 150 credits3. Certificate of Indian Blood4. Official transcript from previous semester5. Official tuition bill statement from your school6. Three letters of recommendation7. Minimum Cumulative GPA 2.258. Completed Application9. Two photos, preferably not professionally taken photos10. One page letter about yourself, specifically your tribe, where you are from, school you are attending
and your area of study. Describe your educational goals and future plans. Explain why you feel you need this scholarship
11. Please send a self addressed stamped envelope when requesting an applicationContact:
American Indian ServicesATTN: Scholarship Department1902 N. Canyon Road, Suite 100Provo, UT 84604http://www.ess.pdx.edu/fao/scholarships/AmericanIndian.htm
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTSAIA/ASF Minority/Disadvantaged ScholarshipDeadline: Nomination Dec 4th, Application Jan 15th
Amount: Varies from $500-$2,500Field of Study: ArchitectureContact:
Mary FelberThe American Institute of Architects1735 New York Ave. NWWashington, DC 20006(202) 626-7511 or 626-7565(202) 626-7420 Faxwww.e-architect.com/institute
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTSMinority Scholarships ProgramDeadline: July 1st
Amount: Varies up to $5,000Field of Study: Accounting
Requirements:1. A declared major on transcript with GPA of 3.32. A minority student who has satisfactorily completed at least 30 semester hours of college work
including at least 6 semester hours in accounting3. Enrolled as a full time undergraduate student4. Official Transcripts5. Completed Financial Aid Worksheet
Contact:Minority Scholarships ProgramAmerican Institute of Certified Public Accountants1211 Avenue of the AmericasNew York, NY 10036-8775(212) 596-6223 (212) 596-6292 Faxwww.aicpa.org
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARYSilver Eagle Indian ScholarshipDeadline: UnknownAmount: $200 for undergraduatesRequirements: Must have been born in Nevada and be the child of an American Indian veteran.Contact:
1718 Statz StreetNorth Las Vegas, NV 89030(702) 642-4002
AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETYDeadline: March 1st
Amount: VariesField of Study: VariesRequirements:
1. Application2. Official Transcripts3. Letter of Recommendation from sponsoring organization4. 3 letters of references
Contact:(708) 352-6611www.ans.org
AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETYAPS Minorities Scholarship ProgramDeadline: 1st Friday in FebruaryAmount: $2,000 for new students; $3,000 for renewalField of Study: PhysicsRequirements:
1. Open to any African American, Hispanic American, or Native American 2. US citizen or permanent legal resident 3. Plan to major in physics4. High school senior or college freshman or sophomore
Contact:Arlene F. Modeste KnowlesThe American Physical SocietyAmerican Center for PhysicsOne Physics EllipseCollege Park, MD 20740-3844(301) 209-3232
AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETYPlease visit website for more detail on internships, fellowships, and summer opportunities for undergraduate students interested in research of the physiological sciences.Contact:
http://www.the-aps.org
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONMinority Fellowship ProgramDeadline: January 15thThe MFP's objective is to increase the knowledge of issues related to ethnic minority mental health and to improve the quality of mental health treatment delivered to ethnic minority populations. We do this by providing financial support and professional guidance to individuals pursuing doctoral degrees in psychology. The American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) has created five programs to support the training of researchers and practitioners. The Mental Health Services and Substance Abuse Fellowship funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration supports the training of practitioners and researchers in Substance Abuse prevention and treatment. Contact: http://www.apa.org/mfp/
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOLOGYDeadline:May 1st
Undergraduate fellowships are offered to students conducting microbiology research. View website for more details.Contact:
http://www.asm.org
American Institute of Aeronautics and AstronauticsINDUSTRY SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: January 31st
Amount: $2,000-$2,500Field of Study: Science, engineering encompassed by the technical activities of AIAA.Requirements:
1. Applicant must have completed at least one academic quarter or semester of full time college work2. Must have a college GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale3. Must be enrolled in an accredited college or university4. Must become a member of AIAA before receiving a scholarship award5. Applicant’s scholarship plan shall be such as to provide entry into some field of science or
engineering encompassed by the technical activities of AIAA.6. Must submit an essay on career goals7. Three typewritten letters of recommendation
Contact:AIAA Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Program Director of Student Programs1801 Alexander Bell Drive, Suite 500(703) 264-7500(703) 264-7551 Faxwww.aiaa.org
AMERICORPSDeadline: RollingAmount: $4,725 towards education or repayment of loan for educationField of Study: Open
Amount: $3,000 per yearField of Study: All fields of studyRequirements:
1. Arizona resident admitted to ASU during 2004-2005 academic year and is full time2. Be a minority student3. Minimum 3.5 GPA4. Has completed FAFSA and can show financial need5. Complete application
Contact:ASU FoundationOffice of Scholarship Development & AdministrationPO Box 873208Tempe, Az 85287-3208(480) 965- 7621 [email protected]
APS/ASU AND ASU WEST SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: March 15th
Amount: 10 - $2,000 scholarships1. Seven scholarships to the general populations.2. Three scholarships to dependents of Pinnacle West employees Capital Corp. or one of its
subsidiaries.Contact:
(480) 965-3355http://www.aps.com
APS/MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: March 30th
Amount: 10 - $2,000 scholarshipsRequirements:
1. Twenty-six $500 scholarships to students studying the fields of math, science, technology and finance.
2. Must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0, an Arizona resident, and attending an Arizona institution of higher learning.
3. Awards based on financial need.Contact:
(480) 965-3355
ARIZONA STATE SAVINGS & CREDIT UNION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: March 15th
Amount: $3,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Must be a junior or senior2. Arizona State Savings & Credit Union members are given preference
ASU's Office of Financial Aid(480) 965-3355http://coe.asu.edu/oss/scholar/matrix.php
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPSContact: http://www.asu.edu/fa/scholarships/
ASSOCIATION ON AMERICAN INDIAN AFFAIRS, INC (AAIA)There are seven different scholarships to choose from. See http://www.indian-affairs.org/ for more information.
ADOLPH VAN PELT SPECIAL FUND FOR INDIAN SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: June 20th Amount: $500 1st year; $600 2nd year; $700 3rd year, $800 4th yearField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Complete application with the bottom portion filled out and signed by the Financial Aid Officer2. Applicant must be minimally ¼ degree Indian Blood from a federally recognized tribe.3. An essay (1-2 pages) describing educational goals4. Two letters of recommendations5. Most current financial aid award letter including tuition, books, etc.6. Most recent transcript (does not have to be official, student copy will suffice)7. Schedule of classes
DISPLACED HOMEMAKER SCHOLARSHIPSFor displaced homemakers, both men and women, who are unable to fulfill their educational goals.Deadline: September 10th
Amount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Complete application with the bottom portion filled out and signed by the Financial Aid Officer2. Applicant must be minimally ¼ degree Indian Blood from a federally recognized tribe.3. An essay (1-2 pages) describing educational goals4. Two letters of recommendations5. Most current financial aid award letter including tuition, books, etc.6. Most recent transcript (does not have to be official, student copy will suffice)7. Schedule of classes
Contact:Attn: Lisa Wyzlic, Scholarship CoordinatorAssociation on American Indian Affairs966 Hungerford Dr. Suite 12-BRockville, MD 20850(240) 314-7155 (240) 314-7159 Faxhttp://www.indian-affairs.org
Emergency Aid And Health Professions ScholarshipsDeadline: June 1st
Amount: Varies from $100 - $400 based on financial needField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Complete application with the bottom portion filled out and signed by the Financial Aid Officer2. Applicant must be minimally ¼ degree Indian Blood from a federally recognized tribe.
3. An essay (1-2 pages) describing educational goals4. Two letters of recommendations5. Most current financial aid award letter including tuition, books, etc.6. Most recent transcript (does not have to be official, student copy will suffice)7. Schedule of classes
NORMAN M. CROOKS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: August 20th
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Complete application with the bottom portion filled out and signed by the Financial Aid Officer2. Applicant must be minimally ¼ degree Indian Blood from a federally recognized tribe.3. An essay (1-2 pages) describing educational goals4. Two letters of recommendations5. Most current financial aid award letter including tuition, books, etc.6. Most recent transcript (does not have to be official, student copy will suffice)7. Schedule of classes
Sequoyah Graduate FellowshipsDeadline: July 20th
Amount: $1,500Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Application2. Financial needs analysis3. Certificate of Indian blood4. Personal essay5. Letters of recommendation6. Schedule of classes
Contact:Attn: Lisa Wyzlic, Scholarship CoordinatorAssociation on American Indian Affairs966 Hungerford Dr. Suite 12-BRockville, MD 20850(240) 314-7155 (240) 314-7159 Faxhttp://www.indian-affairs.org
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN INDIAN PHYSICIANS (AAIP)Deadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownField of Study: Health related fieldsRequirement:
1. Awarded to Federally recognized tribal members2. Must fill out a general application to be eligible for any services.
Contact:Association of American Indian Physicians, Inc.1235 Sovereign Row, Suite C-7Oklahoma City, OK 74401(405) [email protected]://www.aaip.com/
Research Program for Women & Minorities Underrepresented in the SciencesFellowship opportunity for students with three years of schooling in engineering, science or math. View website for more details.Contact:
http://www.research.att.com(908) 949-1377
AYN RAND ESSAY SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: September 16th
Amount: $50-$5,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Enter contest by completing essay on specified topic. Check website for details.Contact:
Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest, Dept. WThe Ayn Rand Institute2121 Alton Parkway, Suite 250Irvine, CA [email protected]://www.aynrand.org/contests
BHP MINERALSBHP Scholarship ProgramBHP operates three surface coal mines in northwest New Mexico supplying fuel to local coal fired power plants in San Juan County. BHP operates the Navajo, San Juan, and La Plata Mines which produce 12-15 million tons of coal annually. The BHP/NMO scholarship is to prepare tribal members for increased leadership participation in the mining industry by offering limited awards to highly motivated Navajo and Ute Mountain Ute Tribal members.Applicants are awared based upon availability of funds and submission of documents to the scholarship committee for evaluation of selection. Applications will be accepted during the months of April –June of each year.Deadline: June 30th
Amount: Minimum awards of $500Field of Study: Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering/ Science, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and other engineering related to mining. Non engineering mining related disciplines include: Accounting, Information Systems, Occupational Safety, Labor/Industrial Relations and Human ResourcesRequirments:
1. Enrolled member of Navajo or Ute Mountain Indian. Certification of Tribal Membership is required2. High School Senior admitted to college3. Students currently attending or admitted to a four year college4. ACT score of 22 or better5. Must be registered as a full time student and show proof of full time student status prior to award
payment with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on 4.0 scaleContact:
BHP Coal New Mexico Human Resources DepartmentAttn: BHP ScholarshipP.O. Box 155Fruitland, NM 87416(505) 598-4200 or 598-4423/4243(505) 598-4320 [email protected]
BLACKFEET TRIBAL EDUCATION GRANTDeadline: March 1st
BMW / SAE ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: December 1st
Amount: Four-year scholarship is $6,000 paid at the rate of $1,500 per year. One scholarship is awarded annually.Field of Study: EngineeringRequirements: This program is open to all high school seniors who are U.S. citizens and who plan to obtain a degree in engineering. Applicants must have a 3.75 grade point average and rank in the 90th percentile in both mathematics and verbal on the ACT or SAT scores. Contact:
BMW/SAE Engineering ScholarshipSociety of Automotive EngineersAttn: Engineering Scholarship Program400 Commonwealth DriveWarrendale, PA 15096-0001(412) 776-4841http://www.sae.org
BPW LOAN FUND FOR WOMEN IN ENGINEERING STUDIESType of Aid: LoanDeadline: May 1stAmount: Up to $5,000 per academic yearRequirements:
1. Must be a US citizen. 2. Must have written notice of acceptance for a course of study in engineering accredited by the
Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology. 3. Must have academic and/or work experience records showing career motivation and the technical
ability to complete course of study. 4. Must be in their final two years of program. 5. Must demonstrate financial need.
BROADCAST EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONDeadline: September 16th
Amount: Varies by scholarships; $1,250-$5,000Request for information/ applicants only between August 15 and December 16.Field of Study: Radio, broadcasting, and televisionRequirements:
1. Completed application2. Form #2 complete3. Form #3 complete4. 3 Letter of references5. College transcript
Contact:Broadcast Education Association1771 N Street NWWashington, DC [email protected]://www.beaweb.org
Mail Application Materials to:Dr. Peter B. Orlik, Scholarships344 Moore HallCentral Michigan UniversityMt. Pleasant, MI 48859
BUNTING FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMFellowships at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced StudyDeadline: October 1stEach year, the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study welcomes approximately sixty women and men from around the world to pursue advanced work in a wide range of disciplines. Radcliff fellows, whose appointments typically last one-year, are chosen during a rigorous selection process and are eligible for competitive stipends. Contact: http://www.radcliffe.edu/fellowships/
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS Click on Scholarship info for a list of scholarship search websites and general information on applying for scholarships.Contact: http://www.oiep.bia.edu
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS (US DEPT OF INTERIORHigher Education Grant ProgramThe program provides supplemental grants to eligible Indian students seeking an undergraduate degree. Deadline: VariesAmount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Be a member of a federally recognized Indian tribe.2. Must be accepted for enrollment in a nationally accredited institution of higher education, which
provides a course of study conferring Bachelor and Associates degree.3. Have financial need as determined by the eligible institution’s financial aid office. The Bureau of
Indian Affairs / Office of Indian Education Programs provides grants to undergraduate students. These grants can be administered directly by the agency/ areas OIEP or by tribe.
4. BIA application5. Letter of college acceptance6. Certified college financial aid package7. Good college standing status as a full time student
Contact:Garry MartinBureau of Indian AffairsHigher Education Grant ProgramOffice of Indian Education Programs1849 C Street, NW MS 3530-MIBWashington, DC 20240(202) 208-3478 or 208-4871(202) 219-9583 Faxhttp://www.oiep.bia.edu
Special Higher Education Grant ProgramThe program provides funds to eligible Indian students to pursue a graduate degree.Deadline: VariesAmount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Is an enrolled member of a federally recognized Indian/Alaska Native tribe in the United States2. Pursue an Masters or Doctorate program full time.3. Be enrolled in an accredited graduate school in the United States.
Contact:Norbert HillAIGC Executive Director(505) 881-4584 orGarry Martin at OIEP(202) [email protected]
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S FOUNDATIONCreated by members of Business and Professional Women/USA in1956, the BPW Foundation promotes equity for working women nationwide through education, research, and training. The non-profit, non-partisan public foundation is Headquartered in Washington, DC.Deadline: April 15th
Amount: $500 to $1,000, $2,000 for D to cover tuition, fees and school related expenses such as childcare and transportation.Type of Aid: Scholarships
BPW CAREER ADVANCEMENT SCHOLARSHIPRequirements: Must be a woman 25 years or older and must be studying Computer Science, Teacher Education, Paralegal Studies, Engineering, Science, or professional (JD, DDS, MD) degrees.AVON PRODUCTS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP Requirements: Must be a woman 25 years or older and must be studying in a business related field such as management, business administration, marketing, sales, accounting, finance, and entrepreneurial education.NEW YORK LIFE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR WOMEN IN THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS Requirements: Must be a woman 25 years or older and must be studying in one of the healthcare fields at the undergraduate level.WYETH-AYERST SCHOLARSHIP FOR WOMEN IN GRADUATE MEDICAL AND HEALTH BUSINESS PROGRAMSRequirements: Must be a woman 25 years or older, must be studying in one of the following fields: biomedical engineering, biomedical research, medical technology, pharmaceutical marketing, public health and public health policy.
Requirements for A, B, C, D:1. Must be a US citizen. 2. Must be graduating within 12 to 24 months from date of grant. 3. Must be officially accepted into an accredited program or course of study at a US institution,
including institutions in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. 4. Must demonstrate critical need for financial assistance (annual gross income for family of four:
approximately $25,000, $30,000 for D.) 5. Must have definite plans to use the desired training to improve chances for advancement, to train
for a new career field, or to enter or re-enter the job market. 6. Scholarship courses do not cover correspondence courses or non-degree programs.7. Comments: Applications are available only from October 1st to April 1st. These scholarships are
awarded for full-time or part-time programs of study and may cover academic, vocational, or para-professional courses. To receive additional information, the interested individual must submit a business size, self-addressed, double-stamped envelope to the above address.
CALGON TAKE ME AWAY TO COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: February 28thAmount: $1,000-$7,000Field of Study: All fields of studyRequirements: Must be a U.S. Resident attending a 2-4 year U.S. College. High school seniors may also apply. GPA 3.0-4.0. You must follow link for official rules and requirements as well as to receive our fun questionnaireContact:
Calgon Scholarship c/o Maddenmedia2730 E. Broadway Blvd., Suite 250Tucson, AZ 85716(520) 322-0895www.takemeaway.com
CAROL SIMPSON SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: May 3rd
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: Electronic JournalismRequirements:
1. Applicants must be a fully enrolled college sophomore, junior or senior whose career objective is electronic journalism.
2. Applicants must have at least one full year of college remaining.3. To receive the full award, applicants must be officially enrolled in college and be in good standing.4. All scholarships are paid in semi-annual installments for one year of study.5. If you wish to apply for multiple scholarships, please include a complete application package for
each scholarship to which you are applying.Contact:
Carol Simpson ScholarshipAttn: Dani Browne1000 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 615Washington, DC 20036-5302(202) 467-5218http://www.rtnda.org
CATCHING THE DREAMCatching the Dream’s objective is to recognize and reward outstanding student achievement. This supplemental award is intended to help American Indian students of any age, from any US tribe, within any State, striving to get an education. All awards are based on merit, academic achievement and ambition.Deadline: Summer Session March 15th; Fall Session April 15th; Spring Session September 15th
Amount: $500-$5,000Requirement:
1. Financial Needs Analsis2. Copy of IRS 1040 Federal Tax Return3. Certificate of Indian Blood4. Copies of applications and responses for all other sources of funding5. An essay explaining your goals in life, college, plans, career plans, BE THOROUGH6. Three letters of recommendations
7. Official Transcripts8. Copy of Standardized Tests Scores9. DD214 for (For Military Personnel Only)10. Copy of letter of admission from accredited college/university and degree program11. Photograph (2”x3”) of good quality for use in CTD newsletters and/or publications
Contact:Lucille Kelley, Director of Recruitment8200 Mountain Road NE Ste 203Albuquerque, NM 87110(505) 262-2351(505) 262-0534 [email protected]
CENTURY CABLE COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: January 15thAmount: $1,000Field of Study: All fields of studyRequirements: Entering freshmen with minimum 3.0 high school GPA, minimum PSAT of 90, minimum SAT of 900/ACT of 22. Performed at least 1 semester of community service.Contact:
Century Cable Communications Corporation50 Locust AvenueNew Canaan, CT 06840(202) 972-2000
CENTURY CITY ALUMNAEDeadline: April 15th
Amount: None specifiedField of Study: All fields of studyRequirements: A reputation as a person of good character, a commitment to serving others and/or the community, have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success in their field of study. 3.0 GPA, graduate study towards an advanced degreeContact:
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements: Indian High School graduates who are preparing to enter college may enroll in the Tribal Resource Institute in Business, Engineering, and Science (TRIBES) program, an intensive 7 week summer college level math, science, and Indian studies program. TRIBES graduates are eligible to receive these scholarships throughout their undergraduate and graduate education. Also, eligible are participants in the Council of Energy Resource Tribes (TRIBES) Summer Internship Program.Contact:
Council of Energy Resource TribesStudent Services Coordinator1999 Broadway, Suite 2600Denver, CO 80202-5726(303) 297-7576(303) 296-7584 Fax
CHEROKEE NATION OF OKLAHOMAHigher Education Grants ProgramDeadline: June 17thAmount: Up to $1,500Field of Study: OpenRequirements: Must be member of Cherokee Nation, eligible for Pell grant and have a 2.0 minimum grade point average. Awarded to undergraduate students.Contact:
Cherokee Nation Higher Education GrantPO BOX 948Tahlequah, OK 74465(918) 456-0671
CHEYENNE-ARAPAHO TRIBES OF OKLAHOMAAdult EducationDeadline: June 1st & November 1st
Amount: $400Requirements: Enrolled member of the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribe
Higher Education ScholarshipDeadline: June 1st & November 1st
Amount: $1,000Requirements: Enrolled member of the Cheyenne-Arapaho TribeContact:
Department of EducationP.O. Box 38Concho, OK 73022(405) 262-0345
CHICKSAW NATION EDUCATION FOUNDATIONFifteen scholarships are available based on many different areas of study. Deadlines, amount, and requirements vary by scholarship.Deadline: May 31st- -June 1st
Amount: $200 - $1,500 per semesterField of Study: OpenRequirements: Awarded to Chicksaw Tribal Members with CDIB. Available to undergraduate and graduate students.Contact:
Chicksaw Nation Education FoundationP.O. Box 1726Ad, OK 74821(405) 421-9031http://www.chickasaw.net
CHIPPEWA TRIBE GRANT, MINNESOTADeadline: June 1st
Amount: Up to $3,000Requirements: Member of the Minnesota Chippewa TribeContact:
Amount: tuition scholarship, wardrobeField of Study: All fields of studyRequirements:
1. Full-time, undergraduate, female student between 19-23 years of age2. Not yet married or have any children3. Involved in community4. Complete application
Contact:Clear Channel Outdoor Fiesta Bowl Queen and Court120 South Ash Ave.Tempe, AZ 85281(480) 736-4180 fax
COCA COLA SCHOLARSHIPSCoca-Cola Scholar FoundationDeadline: October 31st
Amount: $4,000- $20,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements: Awards based on merit. Leadership, community involvement, academic achievement and extracurricular activities. Four-Year Award For SeniorsDeadline: October 31stAmount: UnknownField of Study: OpenRequirements: View website for details
Coca Cola Two-Year ScholarshipsDeadline: May 31stAmount: Requirements:
1. student must contact financial aid office to be nominated by the school2. must complete 100 hours of volunteer service
Contact:Coca-Cola Two-Year Colleges Scholarship ProgramP.O. Box 1615Atlanta, GA 30301-1615(800) 306-2653https://www.coca-colascholars.org/
COLLEGESTEPSDeadline: UnknownAmount: 250 x $1,000 Field of Study: All fields of studyRequirements: All college-bound high school seniors, regardless of gender, ethnicity, geographical location, and academic interests, are eligible for the scholarships (freshmen through juniors can also sign up to receive postcards and will be eligible for scholarships in their senior year). Follow the link for complete rules and regulations, and to apply.Other: Students' names are not sold to other entities, nor are participants required to have a previous relationship with Wells Fargo. Winners will be selected in random drawings. A judge whose determination is final will select winners. Contact:
221 S. Broadway Street Akron, Ohio 44308-1505 (330) [email protected]://invent.org/collegiate
COLORADO RIVER INDIANDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Call ext. 271 or 272Contact:
Higher EducationRt. 1, Box 23-BParker, AZ 95344(520) 669-9211
COMANCHE TRIBE OF OKLAHOMADeadline: June 1st, November 1st, April 21st,Amount: Varies by scholarshipRequirements: Varies by scholarship. Contact for application materials.Contact:
COMPUTER SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP (CSEMS)The primary objective of the CSEMS Program is to provide educational opportunities in the form of scholarships and activities to low income, academically talented students designed to promote full time enrollment and degree achievement in higher education.Deadline: RollingAmount: $1,250 per semesterField of Study: Mathematics, Computer Science, Computer Technology, Engineering, or Engineering TechnologyRequirements:
1. Membership in Math-Science Honor Program (MSHP) recommended2. CSEMS Program Application3. Typewritten statement describing your educational / career interests and goals.4. Address your future educational and / or career plans5. One letter of recommendation from a faculty member in your major6. Official ASU transcript7. US Citizen8. Full time enrollment9. Sophomore or junior standing10. Minimum 3.0 GPA or scholarship will be dropped
Contact:SUMS InstituteCSEMS Program OfficeBox 871804Tempe, AZ 85287-1804(480) 965-1690www.summs.la.asu.edu
Mathematical and Theoretical Biology Institute for Undergraduate (MTBI)Deadline: March 1stMajor: Mathematics or Biology Award: $3,000 stipend, room, board, airfareProgram: MTBI is a summer research program covering mathematical subjects, as well as, GRE preparation. Locations change yearly. Summer 2004 will be in Los Alamos.Requirements:
1. At least a sophomore2. One year of calculus3. Minorities strongly recruited
Contact:MTBIArizona State UniversityDepartment of Mathematics & StatisticsBox 871804 Tempe, AZ [email protected]://math.asu.edu/~mtbi/
CREEK NATION OF OKLAHOMASeveral scholarships are offered with varying deadline, scholarship amounts, and requirements. Check website for specific details.Deadline: June 1stAmount: $1,000Requirements: At least a 2.0 GPAContact:
DANIELS COLLEGE PREP SCHOLARSHIPAs part of the Daniels College Prep Program, students will learn about and apply for a variety of financial aid and scholarship opportunities. Students who remain in good standing with the Program will also be eligible to apply for financial assistance through the Daniels fund in the Spring semester of their senior year.Full scholarships to any four-year accredited college or university in the United States.Renewable grants of $1,500 per year to help with tuition and other expenses at any two or four-year institution in the US.Contact:
New Mexico OfficeNatalie Sanchez, Coordinator7850 Jefferson NE St 160Albuquerque, NM 87109(505) 821-2900(505) 822-1710 [email protected]
Wyoming OfficeMichelle Sullivan, State DirectorSheridan, WYToll Free: 877-791-4726
DAVID L. BOREN STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: November 27th
Amount: Up to $8,000 per semesterField of study: business, economics, history, political science, public policy, international affairs, sciences
and engineering preferredRequirements:
1. freshman through graduate schoolContact:
Office of National Scholarship AdvisementIrish Hall A 222(480) [email protected]/nsep -undergraduatewww.aed.org/nsep -graduate
DAVID AND DOVETTA WILSON SCHOLARSHIP FUNDDDWSF awards nine scholarships to deserving high school seniors from across our nation. They are selected without regard to race, creed or gender. Community service, academic excellence and financial need are the requirements to apply for one of the nine scholarships. Deadline: March 31st
Amount: $1,000 maximumRequirements:
1. High School Senior 2. Active participant in community or religious activities 3. Demonstrate financial need 4. Copy of High School Transcript (through Junior Year) 5. Three letters of recommendation with application 6. Photo 7. $20.00 Application Fee
Contact:The David and Dovetta Wilson Scholarship Fund115-67 237th StreetElmont, New York 11003-39261-800-759-7512http://www.wilsonfund.org
1. Full-time undergraduate or graduate student2. Involved in the Progressive movement. For example; works for movement for economic justice,
struggle against racism, sexism or homophobia.3. transcripts, a personal statement, two letters of recommendation, a photograph, and financial
aid reportsContact:
Davis-Putter Scholarship FundPost Office Box 7307New York, NY [email protected]
DISCOVER CARDTribute Award ScholarshipsDeadline: January 9th
Amount: $2,500- $25,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. High school juniors may apply2. GPA 2.75 or higher3. Must fill out application describing their past accomplishments and future goals
Contact:American Association of School Administrators801 N Quincy Street Suite 700Arlington, VA 22203-1730(703) 528-0700http://www.aasa.org/Discover.htm
EC HALLBECK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: Received by March 15th prior to graduation and must be postmarked no later than March 1st.Amount: $1,000 per yearRequirements:
1. Must be a son or daughter of an active or deceased member of the American Postal Workers Union2. Must be a senior attending high school3. Must take the Sat or ACT no later than Dec or Jan4. Must plan to attend an accredited college5. Applications for a scholarship must be made on an official application form or a photocopy of the
official application.6. All application and attachments must be submitted in one envelope.
Contact:Juliette CobbChairperson, Hallbeck Scholarship Committee1300 L Street NWWashington, DC 20005(202) 842-4268http://www.apwu.org
ED BRADLEY SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: May Amount: $1,000Field of Study: Electronic JournalismRequirements: Many different scholarships available. Applicants must be a fully enrolled college sophomore, junior or senior whose career objective is electronic journalism. Applicants must have at least
one full year of college remaining. To receive the full award, applicants must be officially enrolled in college and be in good standing. All scholarships are paid in semi-annual installments for one year of study. If you wish to apply for multiple scholarships, please include a complete application package for each scholarship to which you are applying.Contact:
Ed Bradley ScholarshipAttn: Dani Browne1000 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 615Washington, DC 20036-5302(202) 467-5218 [email protected] http://www.rtndf.org/
EIGHT NORTHERN INDIAN PUEBLO COUNCIL, INC,Deadline: November 1st and March 1st
Amount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Enrolled member of Pueblos: Taos, Picuris, San Juan, Santa Clara, Pojoaque, Nambe, San Ildefonso, Tesuque
2. Official transcript3. College admission4. Certificate of tribal verification
Contact:Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council, Inc.Scholarship OfficeP.O. BOX 969San Juan Pueblo, NM 87566(505) 753-1808(505) 753-9168 Fax
EMERGING YOUNG ARTIST AWARD SCHOLARSHIP*California Students OnlyDeadline: February 2nd
Amount: $5,000 per year for 4 yearsField of study: Seniors intending to pursue a career in the visual arts, dance, music or theater; enroll in four-year college/university degree program in any of the noted areas: Requirement: Demonstrate financial need.Contact:
California Alliance for Arts Education (CAAE)495 E. Colorado Blvd.Pasadena, CA 91101 (626) 578-9315 (626) 578-9894 Fax [email protected] http://www.artsed411.org
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYCulturally Diverse Academic Institutions Undergraduate Student FellowshipsDeadline: VariesAmount: $5,000Field of Study: Biological Science, Environmental Science, Computer Science, Physical Science, Mathematics, and EngineeringRequirements: Award to provide financial assistance and summer internships to students in culturally diverse 4-year college who are interested in majoring in fields related to the environment.Contact:
EPAAttn: National Center for Environmental Research401 M Street SWWashington, DC 20460http://www.epa.gov/ncer/rfahttp://cfpub.epa.gov/ncer_list/elists/ = Website to sign up for a service that updates you on new
scholarships
Greater Research Opportunities (GRO) [Formerly Minority Academic Institutions (MAI)] Undergraduate Student FellowshipsDeadline: January 6thAmount: The fellowship provides up to $17,000 per year of academic support and up to $7,500 of internship support for a three-month summer period.Field of Study: Biological Science, Environmental Science, Computer Science, Physical Science, Mathematics, and EngineeringRequirements: Award to provide financial assistance and summer internships to students in culturally diverse 4-year college who are interested in majoring in fields related to the environment.Contact:
ESA FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPSMany scholarships and endowments offered. See website for details.Deadline: Postmarked by September 1st
Amount: $500-$1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. No more than 2 letters of recommendations2. Official Transcript3. Personal Essay, explaining why you are applying for a scholarship
Contact: www.esaintl.com/esaf.
ESPN SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: OpenAmount: 8 awards of $2,500Field of Study: All fields of studyRequirements:
1. Must be a graduating high school senior.2. The scholarship is based on academics and school/community service ONLY.3. Must be a US citizen or permanent resident.4. These are one-time grants.5. Employees and immediate family of employees of ESPN, Inc., Capital Cities/ABC, Inc., the Hearst
Corporation or affiliates are not eligible.Contact:
Amount: $1,000 per semesterField of Study: All fields of studyRequirements:
1. Completed application packet2. Unofficial transcript of grades3. Letter of recommendation
Contact:Pick up an application packet at;ASU FoundationOffice of Scholarship DevelopmentPO Box 873208Tempe, Az 85287
FASTWEBNew Scholarships added each day.Contact: http://www.fastweb.com
FEDMONEYList of all U.S. Government programs benefiting students (grants, loans, scholarships, fellowships, traineeships).Contact: www.fedmoney.org
FINAIDList of free scholarship lotteries.Contact: http://finaid.org/otheraid/lotteries.phtml
FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING PROGRAMDeadline: UnknownAmount: Tuition and other services are offeredField of Study: OpenRequirements: Unemployed, underemployed, or economically disadvantaged Native AmericansContact:
Florida Governor’s Council on Indian AffairsPO BOX 10449Tallahassee, FL 32302-24491-800-322-9186
FLUOR CORPORATION / FLUOR FOUNDATIONDeadline: March 15th
Amount: VariesField of Study: Chemical, Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical EngineeringRequirements: Scholarships are available for sophomore undergraduate students pursuing a degree in one of the above fields. Full-time students only. Applicant must be selected by the dean of engineering at your school for participation information.Contact:
Ms. Margarita MirandaSr. Community Relations CoordinatorFluor CorporationOne Fluor Daniel Drive - A2CAliso Viejo, CA 92698http://www.fluor.com
Amount: Varies up to $10,000Field of Study: Business, Engineering, Accounting, Finance, Computer Information Systems, Marketing, and Operation Management, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering.Requirements:
1. Enrolled as a full time student2. Must be Native American student3. Must have a 3.0 + cumulative GPA4. Must be a sophomore, junior, or senior
Contact:Native American Student Services(928) 523-8086http://collegefund.org/
FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: February 27th
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Full time ASU student2. Minimum 3.0 GPA3. Leadership experience & commitment to ASU
FRIENDS OF HUBBELL TRADING POST NATIONAL HISTORIC SITEThe scholarship is $650 each will be awarded to Navajo students in honor of the weavers Mary Lee Begay, Evelyn Curley, and Helen KirkDeadline: April 1st
Amount: $650 Field of Study: Art, Marketing, Business, Education or related areas.Requirements:
1. Attend a two or four year college in the Four Corners Area2. Enrolled member of the Navajo or Hopi Nation3. Must have a 3.0 GPA4. Must indicate that they are a resident of the Navajo reservation5. A letter of application that includes the following6. Explains your degree program7. Your career plans and weather you can return to the Navajo reservation8. How your education goals relate to item #69. A copy of your census card or proof of tribal enrollment10. Your school address and your home address, plus a contact phone number11. Certification of enrollment from your institution that indicates your status at the end of the semester,
and your current GPA, including an estimate of current GPAContact:
Friends of HTPNHS (Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, Inc.)P.O. Box 1380Ganado, AZ [email protected]://www.friendsofhubbell.org/
Deadline: February 1stAmount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:Full time undergraduate student1. Must be a Native American Indian, Asian American, African American, Latino / Hispanic American2. Must be US citizen3. 3.0 GPA4. Admitted into an accredited college or university5. Must be Pell Grant eligible6. Must demonstrate leadership commitment through participation in community service or other
activities that reflect leadership abilities.Contact:
More information about this scholarship, visit the website:Gates Millennium Scholars (central office)P.O. Box 10500Fairfax, VA 220311-800-944-9627www.gmsp.org
American Indian Graduate Center ScholarsKathleen Cronemeyer Dragoo, GMS Program Coordinator4520 Montgomery Blvd NE Suite 1BAlbuquerque, NM 87109(505) 884-7007(505) 884-8683 Faxwww.aigc.com
GENERAL JOHN A. WICKHAM SCHOLARSHIPS AFCEA EDUCATION FOUNDATIONDeadline: May 5th
Amount: $2,000Field of Study: Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mathematics, Physics, Photometrics, Communications Engineering or Technology, Computer Science or Technology, or Information Management Systems.Requirements: Scholarships available to U.S. citizens who have good moral character, demonstrate academic excellence, have good leadership qualities, and demonstrate financial need. Include a SASE when writing to the above address. Must be a sophomore or a junior. Contact:
General John A. Wickham ScholarshipsAFCEA Educational FoundationAdministrator of Scholarships and Awards4400 Fair Lakes CourtFairfax, VA [email protected]://www.afcea.org/scholarships/default.asp
GEORGE BIRD GRINNELL AMERICAN INDIAN CHILDREN’S FUNDSCHUYLER M. MEYER JR. AWARDSThis Scholarship offers up to $1000 per school year to Native American Students enrolled in either undergraduate or graduate programs in any field. Consideration is also given to students enrolled in a two year college leading to an academic degree. Students in all fields of study are eligible to apply. Recent high school graduates, adults who are returning to school and single parents are all welcom to apply. The scholarship is renewable.Deadline: June 1st
Amount: Up to $1,000 per yearField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Enrolled in either undergraduate or graduate programs in any field2. Consideration is also given to students enrolled in a two year college leading to a academic degree3. Students in all fields of study are eligible to apply.4. Show documents with certified degree of Indian Blood5. Be enrolled in a college or university6. Be able to demonstrate commitment to serving community or tribal nations7. Document their financial needs8. Applications are available after Jan 1st
AL QOYAWAYMA AWARDSThe Al Qoyawayma Award offers a $1000 scholarship award to Native American undergraduate or graduate student majoring in science or engineering and who has also demonstrated an outstanding interest and skill in any one of the arts. Recent high school graduates, adults who are returning to school and single parents are all welcome to apply.Deadline: June 1st
Amount: Up to $1,000 per yearField of Study: Science and EngineeringRequirements:
1. Enrolled in either undergraduate or graduate programs in sciences or engineering2. Consideration is also given to students enrolled in a two year college leading to a academic degree3. Show documents with certified degree of Indian Blood4. Be enrolled in a college or university5. Be able to demonstrate commitment to serving community or tribal nations6. Document their financial needs7. Applications are available after Jan 1st
3. Undergraduate research encouraged4. Plans to attend graduate school
Contact:Office of National Scholarship AdvisementIrish Hall A 222(480) [email protected]/goldwater
GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICERS ASSOCIATIONFRANK L. GREATHOUSE GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: Check websiteAmount: $3,500Field of Study: Career in state and local government financeRequirements:
1. Full time student in the senior year of an undergraduate accounting program preparing for a career in state and local government finance
2. US citizen3. Recommendation by your academic advisor4. Application form completed5. Statement of proposed career plan in state and local government finance6. Undergraduate official transcript7. Resume8. Academic Advisor’s recommendation9. Other letters of recommendations
GEORGE A. NIELSEN PUBLIC INVESTOR SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: Check websiteAmount: $5,000Field of Study: Enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in public administration, finance, business administration or related field.Requirements:
1. Employed at least one year by a state, local government or other public entity2. Recommendation by your employer3. Citizen or permanent resident of the US or Canada4. Plans to pursue a career with a state, local government or other public entity.5. Past work experience6. Present plan of study as it relates to a career in the public sector7. Application form8. Statement describing your experience working for a state, local government or other public entity,
your proposed plan of study and how it will help your career in the public sector9. Official transcript10. Resume
MINORITIES IN GOVERNMENT FINANCE SCHOLARSHIPThe GFOA's Minorities in Government Finance Scholarship of $5,000 is awarded to an upper-division undergraduate or graduate student of public administration, (governmental) accounting, finance, political science, economics, or business administration (with a specific focus on government or nonprofit management). This GFOA scholarship is funded by Fidelity Investments Tax-Exempt Services Company. The purpose of the Minorities in Government Finance Scholarship is to recognize outstanding performance by minority students preparing for careers in state and local government finance. Deadline: Check websiteAmount: $5,000Field of Study: Public administration, (governmental) accounting, finance, political science, economics or business administration (with a specific focus on government or nonprofit management). Requirements:
1. Currently a full- or part-time upper-division undergraduate or graduate student.2. Also, Belongs to one of the following groups (as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau): Black, Indian,
Eskimo or Aleut, Asian or Pacific Islander, Hispanic.3. Citizen or permanent resident of the United States or Canada.4. Recommendation by student's academic advisor, department chair (undergraduate students), or
dean of the graduate program (graduate students).Contact:
Scholarship CommitteeGovernment Finance Officers Association180 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 800Chicago, IL 60601-7476(312/977-9700) ext. 240http://www.gfoa.org
HARRY S. TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: Third Monday in NovemberAmount: $3,000 for senior year $27,000 for graduate studyField of Study: Government, public service, education Requirements:
1. Full-time junior2. Minimum GPA of 3.53. extensive records of community or public
Contact:Office of National Scholarship AdvisementIrish Hall A 222(480) [email protected]
HELEN GOUGH SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATIONDeadline: June 1st & notified August 1st
Amount: $100 - $500Requirements: Proof of membership in Three Affiliated Tribes (Fort Berthold Reservation), 3 recommendations, proof of college acceptanceContact:
Nancy WisnessP.O. Box 503Waterford City, ND 58854
HEADLANDS INDIAN HEALTH CAREERSThe Headland Indian Health Careers Program is an eight week summer program (June 3-July 28, 2001 ) designed to increase the science and mathematics backgrounds and commication skills of American Indian students interested in a health career and presently in their senior year of high school or freshman year of college. It is an intensive and rigorous academic program. If the applicant is expecting an easy summer they will be rudely disappointed. Participant will be expected to attend all classes and field trips, keep up with rigorous schedule and large amounts of homework, and give a formal cultural presentation and write a term paper on their tribe.Deadline: March 15thAmount: Participants receive all expenses paid room, board, and round trip airfare and $500 stipend. The program will be held on the main campus of the University of Oklahoma in Norman.Field of Study: Science and MathematicsRequirements:
1. Applicants should have at least two years of algebra and two science courses2. Maintain at least a 2.5 GPA (B- or C+) average in high school.3. A request form for Application materials can be made online to: [email protected] or by calling
Contact:Summer Academic Enrichment ProgramHeadlands ProgramBSEB Room 200P.O. Box 26901Oklahoma City, OK 73190(405) 271-2250(405) 271-2480 [email protected]
HENRY J. KAISER FOUNDATIONIn 2001, the Kaiser Media Fellowships Program will award up to fifteen mini-fellowships to print, television, and radio journalists to research and report on a health policy, health financing, or public health issue of their choice. The purpose is to encourage in-depth reporting on public health and health policy issues, by providing journalists with travel and research support to complete a specific project for publication or broadcast. Typically, grants are $5,000 each (up to $10,000 for broadcast projects).Priority is given to projects otherwise unlikely to be undertaken or completed, focusing on issues that have not been covered or are under-reported, and which have a high likelihood of being published/aired and of reaching a mass audience.Deadline: March 1st
Amount: Varies from $5000 up to $10,000Field of Study: Print, Television, and Radio Journalists to research and report on a health policy, health financing, or public health issue of their choice.Contact: http://www.kff.org/docs/fellowships/mini.html
HERCULES MINORITY ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMDeadline: OpenAmount: $2,000 per year with summer internship each yearField of Study: EngineeringRequirements:
1. Must have completed one semester of university study before applying2. Applicants must apply with Hercules contact at their university (a participating school)3. Applicants must be personally interviewed by the company coordinator4. Have a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale5. Information concerning contacts at the universities can be obtained by writing to Hercules
Incorporated.6. Participating schools are related by Hercules Incorporated. The list of participating schools vary
from year to year and students are selected from these schools only.Contact:
Claire LaMar CareyHercules IncorporatedHercules Plaza1313 Market StWilmington, DE 19894(302) 594-6030
HEWLETT PACKERT SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: Amount: $1200, HP Products, Internship exceeds $40,000Field of Study: Science and ComputersRequirement: High school seniors or community college transfers are eligible and majoring in computer science, computer engineering or electrical engineering. View website for details.Contact: www.hp.com/go/hpscholars
Contact:Grants and Scholarship ProgramsP.O. Box 123Kykotsmovi, AZ [email protected]://www.hopi.nsn.us/
HORIZONS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: Varies; November 1st for spring; July 1st for consideration for fallAmount: Minimum $500Field of Study: Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, Business, Law, International Relations, Political Science, Operations Research, EconomicsRequirements:
1. The Horizons Foundation Scholarship Program is open to women pursuing a career in national security / national defense who are currently enrolled at an accredited university or college, either full time or part time.
2. Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible for this award.3. Undergraduates must have attained at least a junior level status (60 credit).4. You must demonstrate interest in pursuing a career related to national security, have financial need,
a minimum 3.25 GPA and be US citizens. Contact:
Horizons, A Women in Defense FoundationNational Defense Industrial Association2111 Wilson Blvd, Suite 400Arlington, VA 22201-3061http://wid.ndia.org/horizon/
INDIAN EDUCATION - COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
ATTN: Office of Indian Education Programs1849 C Street, NW MS3530-MIBWashington, DC 20240
INDIAN EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE GRANTSDeadline: NoneAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
Division of Job Placement and Training1849 C Street, NW Washington, DC 20240(202) 208-3570
INDIAN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
Office of Indian Education400 Maryland Ave., SW Room 2177Washington, DC 20202(202) 401-1887
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES SCHOLARSHIP (US DEPT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES)Deadline: Please call area coordinator for application packet information and deadline datesAmount: Same as aboveField of study: Same as aboveHEALTH PROFESSIONS REQUIREMENTS:
1. Be a high school graduate or equivalent2. Must be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in a full-time study program leading to a degree in a
health related professions school within the USHEALTH PROFESSIONS PREPARATORY REQUIREMENTS:
1. Be an American Indian or Alaskan Native2. Be a high school graduate3. Have the capacity to complete a health professions course of study4. Be enrolled, or accepted for enrollment, in a compensatory / preprofessional general education
course or curriculum5. Have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 or better as stated on submitted transcript 6. Intend to serve Indian People upon completion of professional health care education as a health
care provider in the discipline for which the student is taking preparatory courses.HEALTH PROFESSIONS PRE-GRADUATE REQUIREMENTS:
1. Be an American Indian or Alaska Native2. Be a high school graduate3. Have the capacity to complete a health profession’s course of study4. Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in a baccalaureate degree program5. Have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale6. Intend to serve Indian People upon completion of professional health care education as a health
care provider in the discipline for which the student is taking preparatory courses.Contact:
Norman Cavanaugh, Phoenix Area Coordinator Two Renaissance Square40 N. Central Ave., Suite 510Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 364-5257http://www.ihs.gov
INROADS NATIONAL COLLEGE COMPONENT APPLICATION
The mission of INROADS is to develop and place talented minority youth in business and industry and prepare them for corporate and community leadership.Deadline: OpenAmount: VariesField of Study: Business, engineering, technology, nursing, pharmaceutical, marketing or salesRequirements:
1. High school senior, freshman or sophomore2. Cumulative GPA of 2.8 or higher3. Complete application form4. Submit official transcript
Contact:INROADS/Arizona, Inc.3123 North Scottsdale Road, Suite 1Scottsdale, AZ 85251(480) 429-4760(800) 328-5778(480) 429-4811 Faxwww.inroads.org
INTEL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCHDeadline: November 17th
Amount: $5,000- $100,000Field of Study: SciencesRequirements:
1. Senior in high school2. Have not competed in a previous science talent search3. Must submit entry that will be judged by the board
Contact:1719 N St., NW Washington, DC 20036(202) 785-2255http://www.sciserv.org/sts/
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS NORTH INDIAN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more information Contact:
Headquarters OfficeP.O. Box 1017Chautauqua, NY 14722(716) 357-4951http://www.iokds.org/
JACKIE ROBINSON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: April 1st (must retrieve materials before March 1st)Amount: up to $6,000 per yearField of Study: All fields of studyRequirements:
1. Minority Students with limited financial resources2. High school seniors3. SAT 900 or above OR ACT 21 or above
Contact:Jackie Robinson Foundation ScholarshipEmma W. Roberson, Manager
3 West 35th St.New York, NY 10011-2204(212) 290-8600 www.jackierobinson.org/
JAYCEE WAR MEMORIAL FUND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: March 1st
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Students must be a citizen of the US2. Possess academic potential and leadership traits3. Show financial need
Contact:To receive an application, students must submit a self addressed business size stamped envelope and a $5 application fee between July 1st and February 1st to: Check or Money Order made payable to JWMF.Jaycee War Memorial Fund War Memorial Fund ScholarshipDepartment 94922Tulsa, OK 74114-1116(918) 584-2481Fax: (918) 584-4422http://www.usjaycees.org/main.htm
JOHN GYLES EDUCATION FUNDDeadline: April 1st, June 1st, November 15th
Amount: $3,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Maintain a minimum of a 2.7 GPA2. Enrolled full-time, displays financial need 3. US or Canadian citizen4. Receive and complete application by requesting in writing.
Contact:The John Gyles Education AwardAttention: The SecretaryP.O. Box 4808, 712 Riverside DriveFredericton, New BrunswickCanada E3B 5G4
JOHN MCLENDON MEMORIAL MINORITY POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDSDeadline: January 16th
Amount: 5 postgraduate scholarships at $10,000 eachEligibility Requirements:
1. Applicant must be a senior, full-time during the 2000-01 academic year, in the undergraduate program of study and have a desire to pursue a postgraduate degree in Athletics Administration within the next five years.
2. Applicant must be one of the following: Black (persons having origins in any of the Black racial groups of Africa); Hispanic (persons of Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American, or other Spanish culture of origin, regardless of race); Asian or Pacific Islander (persons having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, the Indian subcontinent or the Pacific Islands); or American Indian or Alaskan Native (persons having origins in any of the original
peoples of North American and who maintain cultural identification through tribal affiliation or community recognition).
3. Applicant must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0.4. Applicant must have demonstrated leadership qualities on a university or community level.5. Applicant must have their Academic Advisor complete the John McLendon Memorial Minority
Nomination Form, which is available at Life University in the Scholarship Office. The Athletic Director must also sign all nomination forms.
JOSEPH LEVENDUSKY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: September 1st Amount: $7,000Field of Study: Water technologyRequirements: A scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding student.Contact:
Joseph Levendusky Memorial Scholarship IWC at Engineer's Society of Western PA337 Fourth AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15222http://www.eswp.com/water/student_scholarships.htm
KEN KASHIWAHARA SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: May Amount: $2,500Field of Study: Electronic JournalismRequirements: Applicants must be a fully enrolled college sophomore, junior or senior whose career objective is electronic journalism. Applicants must have at least one full year of college remaining. To receive the full award, applicants must be officially enrolled in college and be in good standing. All scholarships are paid in semi-annual installments for one year of study. If you wish to apply for multiple scholarships, please include a complete application package for each scholarship to which you are applying.Contact:
Ken Kashiwahara ScholarshipAttn: Dani Browne1000 Connecticut Ave., NWWashington, DC 20036-5302(202) [email protected] www.rtnda.org
KNIGHT-RIDDER SCHOLARSHIP FOR NATIVE AMERICAN JOURNALISTSDeadline: May 15th
Amount: $1,000-$3,000Field of Study: Newspaper journalismRequirements: Native American students interested in pursuing a newspaper journalism career. Recipient must work as a paid intern during the summer at a Knight-Ridder Newspaper, and is eligible to apply for other Knight-Ridder Scholarships.Contact:
Native American Journalists Association. 555 N. Dakota Street
LEN ALLEN AWARD FOR RADIO NEWS MANAGEMENTDeadline: May 3rd
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: Radio News ManagementRequirements: Applicants must be a fully enrolled college sophomore, junior or senior whose career objective is radio news management. Applicants must have at least one full year of college remaining. To receive the full award, applicants must be officially enrolled in college and be in good standing. All scholarships are paid in semi-annual installments for one year of study. If you wish to apply for multiple scholarships, please include a complete application package for each scholarship to which you are applying.Contact:
1000 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 615Washington, DC 20036-5302(202) [email protected]
MAE LASLEY / OSAGE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDDeadline: June 30th
Amount: $250-$1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements: Awarded to Osage Indian at the undergraduate and graduate levels.Contact:
Mae Lasley/Osage Scholarship FundP.O. BOX 2009Tulsa, OK 74101(918) 587-3115
MAKE IT SO FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONDeadline: March 29th
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Native American student who has successfully completed at least one year at a university but who had education interrupted and has returned to school.
2. Personal statement3. Transcripts4. Demonstrate financial need
Contact:ASU FoundationOffice of Scholarship Development & AdministrationPO Box 873208Tempe, Az 85287-3208(480) 965- 7621 [email protected]
MARINE CORPS SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: April 1st
Amount: unknownField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. child or grandchild of Marine2. admitted to an accredited university
3. financial need4. check website for more details
Contact:http://www.marine-scholars.org
MARION GIORGI ”HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS” AWARDDeadline: October 11th
Amount: travel scholarshipField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Full-time, undergraduate student2. Minimum 3.2 GPA3. Be regularly employed through the year4. Demonstrate financial need
Contact:ASU FoundationOffice of Scholarship Development & AdministrationPO Box 873208Tempe, Az 85287-3208(480) 965- 7621 [email protected]
MEDICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: December 1st
Amount: $5,000Eligibility: Minority ScholarshipApplicants must be members of a minority group and be entering an ALA accredited graduate library school or have at least one half of his/her academic requirements to complete during the first year following the granting of the scholarship. Contact:
Medical Library Association 919 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 3208Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 266-2456http://www.mlanet.org/awards/grants/
MENOMINEE INDIAN TRIBE OF WISCONSINDeadline: March 19th
Amount: $1,000 per yearRequirements: Enrolled or eligible Menominee, high school seniors, freshmen and sophomores Contact:
Menominee Adult Vocational Training ScholarshipP.O. Box 910Keshena, WI 54135www.menominee.nsn.us
MESCALERO APACHE TRIBEDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more information Contact:
MICROSOFT COLLEGE JOBS AND SCHOLARSHIPSContact: http://www.microsoft.com/college/
MIGZI COMMUNICATIONSDeadline: UnknownAmount: $100Field of Study: Media CommunicationsRequirement: Awarded to Freshman American Indians.Contact:
Migzi Communications3123 East Lake St., Suite 200Minneapolis, MN 55406(612) 296-6458
MISS INDIAN USA SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: NoneAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more information Contact:
6051 Arlington BoulevardFalls Church, VA 22044(703) 273-7500
MOAPA RIVER PAIUTE TRIBE HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
ChairmanMoapa Band of PaiutesMoapa, NV 89025
MONSTER SCHOLARSHIP FOR HEALTH & LIFE SCIENCESDeadline: March 19th
Amount: $2,500Field of Study: Biomedical sciences or Health professionRequirements:
1. Enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program2. Majoring in biomedical sciences or health profession3. Must have a monster.com account4. Write an essay 250-500 words
Contact:Christopher Helms, Director110 South Church Avenue, Suite 3350Tucson, AZ 85701(520) 670-5529(520) 670-5530 Faxwww.udall.gov
NAACPSCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - NAACP NATIONAL HEADQUARTERSAGNES JONES JACKSON SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: July 10th
Amount: $1,500 for undergraduates, $2,500 for graduatesRequirements:
1. Must be a US citizen. 2. Must have been a current regular member of NAACP for at least 1 year or be a fully paid life
member. 3. Must not have reached the age of 25 by the April 30th deadline. 4. Must be a full-time student enrolled at an accredited US college. 5. Undergraduate students must possess a GPA of at least 2.5, graduate students must possess a
GPA of at least 3.0 or B average.6. No Xerox copies of applications will be accepted.
1. Major in Education. 2. Must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or a C+ average. Graduate students must have a cumulative
GPA of at least 3.0 or B average. 3. Must be a member of the NAACP and must be full-time students.
ROY WILKINS SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: July 10th
Amount: $1,000Requirements:
1. Must be a US citizen. 2. Must be an entering Freshman. 3. Must be a member of NAACP 4. GPA: 2.5 or C+ average
Contact: NAACP Special Contribution FundAttn: Department of Financial Aid4805 Mount Hope DriveBaltimore, MD 21215-3297(410) 358-8900 Education Division
NAMEPA NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDDeadline: March 30th
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: EngineeringRequirements:
1. Awards minorities who are incoming freshmen and undergraduate transfer students who are majoring in engineering,
2. Freshmen must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 3. ACT score of 25 or SAT of 10004. Transfer students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0
Contact:Scholarship Chair1133 W Morse Blvd #201Winter Park, FL 32789(407) 607-www.namepa.org
NATIONAL ACADEMY FOR NUCLEAR TRAINING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: January 25th
Amount: $2,500Field of Study: Nuclear engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, power generation health physicsRequirements:
1. US citizen2. Enrolled full time student3. Free of post college obligations (e.g. ROTC or NUPOC) or active military service4. Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.05. At least one but no more than three academic years of study remaining to graduation6. Preference will be given to those students demonstrating preparation for careers in the US nuclear
power industry7. Completed application8. Student essay9. Two independent references10. Transcripts11. Endorsement and eligibility form
Contact: Schools mail applications by February 1st
National Academy for Nuclear TrainingScholarship Review CommitteePO BOX 6302Princeton, NJ 08541-6302
For more information, contact:National Academy for Nuclear Training Scholarship Program700 Galleria Parkway SE, Suite 100Atlanta, GA [email protected]
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PLUMBING, HEATING, COOLING, CONTRACTORS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: May 1st
Amount: $3,000Field of Study: Engineering, Business Administration
Requirement: High School and incoming freshmen enrolled in BA programs to study business administration, engineering or constructionContact:
National Association of Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, ContractorsNAPHCC Scholarship ProgramP.O. BOX 6808Falls Church, VA 22046(800) 533-7694(703) 237-7442 [email protected]
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: Write for application in mid-November Amount: $1,000Requirements: Academic achievement, extracurricular activities, ACT/SAT, high school transcript, 500-word essay. Good for any DeVry curriculum (not an athletic scholarship) Contact:
645 Fifth Avenue, 15th FloorNew York, NY 10022
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR MINORITIES IN ENGINEERING (NACME)Incentive Grant ProgramDeadline: April 30thAmount: $2,500 per semesterRequirements:
1. Must be an undergraduate at ASU; either a new freshman, or new transfer student 2. Must be in the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering; majoring in Bioengineering, Chemical,
3. High School minimum GPA of 3.04. 2 Letters of recommendation
Contact:Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering/SASBox 7006, ASUTempe, AZ 85287-7006(480) 965-1750 dial 9http://www.nacme.org/
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTHUndergraduate Scholarship Program The NIH Undergraduate Scholarship Program is offering competitive scholarships to students from disadvantaged backgrounds who are committed to careers in biomedical research. The program is primarily designed to provide an incentive for exceptional scholars to pursue biomedical research careers at NIH. Deadline: February 28thAmount: VariesField of Study: Biomedical researchRequirements: See websiteContact:
An online application and information on scholarship requirements, awards, service obligations, and the evaluation process are available at http://ugsp.info.nih.gov/
NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONDeadline: Fall July 1st/Spring November 1st
1. Must show financial need2. Must be a Native American Undergraduate Student3. Must provide proof of Indian descent4. Application must be sent with letter giving family history, financial status and aims5. Official transcript 6. Three letters of recommendations7. 2.75 grade point average8. Please send a self-addressed stamped envelope when requesting an application
Contact:Office of the CommitteesAmerican Indian Scholarship1776 D Street NWWashington, DC 20006-5392http://fortsullivan.org/scholarships.htm
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATIONDeadline: March 10th
Amount: $1,000 eachField of Study: Accounting students entering in their third or fourth year of studiesRequirements:
1. Complete and submit a current application2. Submit an appraisal form completed by an instructor at your current school3. Submit an official transcript4. Applicants must have a “B” or better overall GPA5. Applicants must be US or Canadian Citizens attending a US accredited school
Contact:Susan E. Noell NSA Scholarship Foundation1010 North Fairfax StreetAlexandria, VA 22314-1574(800) 966-6679, ext. [email protected]://www.nsacct.org/
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICAContact:
INDIAN NURSE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDSNational Society of the Colonial Dames of AmericaAttn: National Patriotic Service CommitteeC/O Mrs. Leslie N. Boney, Jr.2305 Gillette DriveWilmington, NC 20202-6335(910) [email protected]://www.nscda.org/members/pa.htm
NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION GRANTSDeadline: June 1stAmount: $1,500Requirements:
1. preference given to members of the Presbyterian Church 2. be high school graduates or GED recipients
3. be U.S. citizens or permanent residents of the United States 4. demonstrate financial need 5. Preference will be given to students who have completed at least one semester of work at an
accredited institution of higher education. 6. Proof of tribal membership
Contact:Frances Cook100 Witherspoon StLouisville, KY 40202-1396(888) 728-7228 [email protected]://www.pcusa.org
NATIVE AMERICAN LEADERSHIP IN EDUCATION (NALE)Deadline: Varies by semesterAmount: VariesField of Study: Applied Human Sciences, Business, Liberal ArtsRequirements:
1. Must be at least ¼ degree Indian blood2. Must be at least a freshman3. Working in schools as paraprofessionals. The program provides financial assistance to help earn
teaching credentials, counselor certification; or administrative credentials.Contact:
8200 Mountain Rd., N.E., Suite 203Albuquerque, NM 87110(505) [email protected]
NATIVE AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIP FUNDDeadline: February 15th, September 15th
Amount: VariesField of Study: Open but math, science, engineering, business, computers and education preferredRequirements:
1. Member of a nationally recognized tribe2. Application includes personal essay, letters of recommendation, and $10 processing fee
NAVAJO NATION CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: Set by each ChapterAmount: Varies from Chapter to ChapterField of Study: Open to all fieldsRequirements (general):
1. Chapter Scholarship Application2. Copy of your Driver License3. Copy of Social Security Card4. Copy of Official Transcript5. Enrollment Verification and/or Letter of Admission6. Class Schedule7. Copy of voter registration receipt8. Certificate of Indian Blood9. Chapter Resolution-attached after the chapter meetings initial vote
10. One page letter of interest explaining your goals, career interests, and why you need financial assistance.
Contact:Please contact your affiliated Chapter for an application packet along with voter’s registration form to fill out.http://www.navajo.org/ to find your chapter
NAVAJO NATION COLLEGE OF BUSINESS INVESTMENT SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: 2nd week of July, 5pmAmount: VariesField of Study: Finance or AccountingRequirements:
1. Enrolled member of the Navajo Nation2. College admitted junior, senior or graduate level of study3. Maintain a “B” average or better
Contact:Application forms and eligibility requirements are located at the Division of Finance, Office of the ControllerAdministrative Building # 1Navajo Nation Division of FinanceP.O. BOX 3150Window Rock, AZ 86515Attn: Dawn Sells(520) 871-6023(520) 871-6026 Fax
1. Application by May 1st each academic year, October 1st for Winter/Spring semester, and April 1st for summer term
2. Submit official Certificate of Indian Blood by May 1st for the academic year, October 1st for Winter/Spring
3. Submit Letter of Admission/Enrollment Verification from college or university by June 25 each academic year, November 25 for Winter/Spring, and April 25 for Summer
4. Completed Financial Need Analysis are due June 25 th of each academic year, Nov 25th for Winter/Spring, and by April 25th for Summer and submit all financial aid forms (CSS, ACT, PELL) as required by the institution.
Amount: Varies, need-based, up to $5,000 for regular awards and up to $7,000 for Chief ManuelitoField of Study: Open to all fieldsRequirements:
1. Full time undergraduate student with 12 semester hours2. GPA of 2.0 or higher, except college freshman taking remedial courses.3. Eight Week Summer-9 credit hours with 2.0 GPA4. Five Week Summer- 6 credit hours with 2.0 GPA5. Full time undergraduate chief Manuelito scholarship with 12 semesters hours6. GPA of 3.0 or higher7. Eight Week Summer-9 credit hours with 3.0 GPA8. Five Week Summer- 6 credit hours with 3.0 GPA
Contact:Office of Navajo Nation Scholarship & Financial AssistanceAttn: Kay Nave-MarkP.O. Box 1870Window Rock, AZ 86515800-243-2956
DR. ANNIE D. WAUNEKA SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATIONDeadline: Spring-January 1st, Fall-August 1st Amount: $1,000 maximumRequirements: Scholarships of $1,000 are awarded to Navajo students who are ineligible for Navajo tribal funding. Applicants must be undergraduates with a GPA or better; preference is given to applicants near graduation.Contact:
Navajo Education and Scholarship FoundationPO Box 2360Window Rock, AZ 86515(928) 871-3385(520) 871-3386
NAVY-MARINE CORPS RELIEF SOCIETYDeadline: June 30th
Amount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Limited to children and widows of deceased crewmembers of the USS STARK who perished as a result of the Persian Gulf missile attack on 17 May 1987.
2. Full time undergraduate student3. Minimum GPA of 2.0
Contact:USS STARK Memorial Scholarship FundNavy-Marine Corps Relief SocietyEducation Division801 N. Randolph Street, Suite 1228Arlington, VA 22203-1978(703) 696-4960www.nmcrs.org
NEW YORK LIFE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOMEN IN HEALTH PROFESSIONSDeadline: VariesAmount: $500 - $1,000Field of Study: Nursing, Health and Medical Sciences, Dental/Health Services, Therapy/RehabilitationRequirements:
1. Award for women in the last two years of undergraduate study for a health care career2. Must be at least 25 and graduate within two years3. Must have at least a 2.5 GPA
Contact:Irma Bank, Educational Women’s FoundationBusiness and Professional Women’s Foundation2012 Massachusetts Avenue, NWWashington, DC 20036
NLC SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: May 3rd
Amount: Varies $1,000Field of Study: All fields of studyRequirements: Each summer, the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) sponsors eight National Leadership Camps (NLC) for middle and high school students. The NASSP foundation, TREE will award 16 scholarships to schools for deserving students to participate in the 1999 NLC. Scholarships will cover the cost of registration and travel.
Contact:NLC ScholarshipSharon NicolaisenNASSP-TREE foundation1904 Association DriveReston, VA 20191(703) 860-0200
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ASSOCIATIONDeadline: March 31st
Amount: $900-$1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Children and spouses of members of the Non Commissioned Officers Association under age 252. Full time undergraduate students3. Maintain a “B” average4. Complete application5. Copy of high school diploma6. Official transcripts from all college attended7. Brief biological background8. Letter of intent describing degree course of study; Plans for completion of a degree program;
Closing paragraph on “What a College Degree Means to Me.”Contact:
Amount: Varies by scholarshipField of Study: EngineeringRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
1420 King St.Alexandria, VA 22314(703) 684-2800http://www.nspe.org
NUCLEAR AGE PEACE FOUNDATIONDeadline: July 1st
Amount: 2 awards of $2,500 eachField of Study: All fields of studyRequirements: Must be an ethnic minority student currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate course work that can demonstrate financial need and academic excellence. Contact:
Nuclear Age Peace FoundationLena Chang Scholarship Awards1187 Coast Village Road, Suite 123Santa Barbara, CA 93108(805) 568-0466 Faxhttp://www.wagingpeace.org/
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGInternships for Postsecondary StudentsDeadline: June 7th
Field of Study: Not specifiedRequirements: Students who meet one of the following criteria are eligible.1. Scholarships are for students attending college, university or vocational school that are foster
children, or former foster children who are under 25 years of age.2. Students may use the funds from this scholarship for tuition, books, or living expenses.3. Must maintain a 2.0 grade point average to keep the scholarship. See website for guidelines and
deadlines. Contact:
Tall Oaks Village Center 12020-D North Shore Dr. Reston, VA 20190-4977 (571) 203-0270 (571) 203-0273 Faxwww.orphan.org
OSAGE TRIBAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE (OTEC)Deadline: May 1st, June 1st and December 31st
Amount: $300 - $600Requirements: Recommendations, personal essay, transcript, enrolled member of Contact:
Osage Indian TribeBureau of Indian Affairs - Oklahoma Office4149 Highline Blvd. Suite 380Oklahoma City, OK 73108
OUTSTANDING INDIAN YOUTH PROGRAMDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
6051 Arlington BoulevardFalls Church, VA 22044(703) 273-7500
PADGETT BUSINESS SERVICES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: March 1st
Amount: $500 - $4,000Field of Study: All fields of StudyRequirements: Applicants must be a graduating high school senior who is planning to attend an accredited post-secondary institution. The applicant must be a dependent of a small business owner who employs fewer than 20 individuals, owns at least 10% of the stock or capital in the business, and is active in the day to day operations of the organization. US or Canada citizen.Contact:
Maryann Aguilera160 Hawthorne ParkAthens, GA 306061-800-743-4388
PHI CHI THETA FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: VariesAmount: $500 - $1,000Field of Study: Business/Consumer Services, EconomicsRequirement: Available to college sophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students.Contact:
Scholarship ChairmanPhi Chi Theta Foundation8656 Totempole Drive
POLAND SPRING / BOSTON RED SOX ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: VariesAmount: $10,000Field of study: All fields of studyRequirements: Must be a high school senior with an average of 75% or better. Minimum of 10 hours spent monthly on volunteer-based environmental service for six months. Contact:
(617) 375-0976
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (USA) NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION GRANTSDeadline: March 1st
Amount: Ranges from $200 - $1,500Field of Study: VariesRequirements:
1. Submit complete application2. Official Transcript3. Preference to members of Presbyterian Church4. US citizenship5. Be a freshman in college6. Demonstrate financial need7. Be making satisfactory progress toward a degree8. Photo copy of tribal ID card or Certificate of Indian Blood
Contact:Native American Education GrantOffice of Financial Aid for StudiesPresbyterian Church (USA)Attn: Maria E. Alvarez, Program Manager100 Witherspoon St. Rm. M046Louisville, KY 40202-13961-888-728-7228 ext. 5760(502) [email protected] request for an application call Presbyterian Distribution Service:800-824-2612, ASK FOR ITEM # 72521-00101http://www.pcusa.org
PRICEWATERHOUSE MINORITY SCHOLARS PROGRAMDeadline: unknownAmount: $5,000Field of Study: BusinessRequirements:
1. Open to African-American, Hispanic and Native American students2. 3.3 minimum GPA 3. Attend one of the schools from the Pricewaterhouse Coopers' Priority School Network
Contact:Ellen Jackson Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP 1900 K Street, NW #900 Washington, DC 2006 (202) 822-4091 (202) 861-7959 faxhttp://www.pwc.com/extweb/career.nsf/docid/C399462C8BA89D6985256AE8006FA492
PROJECT 1000Project 1000 is a national program created to assist underrepresented students applying to graduate school. Students may apply up to seven of the over 86 participating Project 1000 institutions by using one application. Participation is FREE OF CHARGE to individual students and to the participating institutions.Contact: http://mati.eas.asu.edu:8421/p1000
QUESTAR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: unknownAmount: up to $500Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Be an enrolled member of one of the tribes living along the Questar pipeline company’s southern trails-pipeline including, but not limited to, Navajo, Hopi, and Fort Mojave
2. Full-time undergraduate student3. Minimum 2.0 GPA4. Must be registered at the American Indian Institute
Contact:Peterson ZahAdm B167(480) 965-5793
REHOBOTH MCKINLEY CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIPContact:
RMCH Auxiliary Scholarship CommitteeC/O Rehoboth McKinley County Christian Hospital1901 Red Rock DriveGallup, NM 87301(505) 863-6832
RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATESNSF funds a large number of research opportunities for undergraduate students. Students are granted stipends and, in many cases, assistance with housing and travel Contact:
Senior Staff Associate for Cross Directorate Programs1800 G Street, NWWashington, DC 20550(202) 357-9549http://www.nsf.gov
REVLON PROFESSION / UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUNDThe United Negro College Fund (UNCF) and Revlon Professional want to know "How A UNCF Scholarship Will Affect My Future." The two organizations have joined forces to offer a scholarship for 16 - 21 year old students to the 37 United Negro College Fund colleges. Write an original essay answering this question and be eligible for the Grand Prize, a $25,000 scholarship. Five runners up will be awarded $5,000 in UNCF scholarships.
RTNDA PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR TELEVISION NEWS MANAGEMENTDeadline: May 3rdAmount: Varies per scholarshipsField of Study: JournalismRequirements:
1. Scholarships which include and expense-paid trip to Radio-Television News Directors Association Annual International Conferences are available to graduate and undergraduate students in the field of electronic journalism. Candidates may only apply in one scholarship category.
2. RTNDA President’s Award for Television News Management: One $2000 award is offered for one year to a fully enrolled undergraduate or graduate student whose career objective is television news management.
3. Abe Schecter Graduate Scholarship: One scholarship of $1000 is available for one year to any continuing or incoming full time graduate student whose career objective is electronic news or electronic journalism.
4. Len Allen Award of Merit: One $2000 award of merit is available for one year to an undergraduate or graduate student enrolled in an electronic journalism sequence and whose career objective is radio news management.
5. Carole Simpson Scholarship: One $2000 scholarship is available for one year to an undergraduate or graduate student enrolled in an electronic journalism sequence at an accredited or nationally recognized college or university. Preference will be given to minority undergraduate.
Contact:Radio and Television News Directors Foundation, Inc.1000 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 615Washington, DC 20036(202) 659-6510(202) 223-4007 FaxKaren Jackson-Bullitt, Project [email protected]
SALT RIVER PROJECT’S GENERATING STATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: April 30th
Amount: Varies by financial needField of Study: Preference is given to students in their junior or senior years enrolled in business, business management, education, engineering, health, natural resources, or law. Graduate students are encouraged to apply.Requirements:
1. The SRP/NGS Scholarship Program offers scholarships to Navajo students in either their undergraduate or masters study.
2. Applicants must be a recognized member of the Navajo tribe, reside in either Utah or Northern Arizona, be enrolled in a degree program that is recognized as valuable to developing the Navajo Nation, and a GPA above a 3.0 average.
3. A one page letter of interest, current resume, official transcript, copy of FNA, Certificate of Indian Blood, and Application, which can be downloaded from the website.
Contact:Salt River Project (SRP)/NGS Scholarship ProgramAttn: Linda Dawavendewa NGS 640P.O. Box WPage, AZ 86040(928) [email protected]
SAN CARLOS APACHE HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: Fall-June 30th; Spring-Nov 30th
Amount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. High school graduate2. Pass ACT with score of 22 or above, SAT with score of 930 or above3. Have GED Certificate with overall score of 45 or better4. High school transcript5. Enrolled member of San Carlos Apache Tribe6. Enrolled in an accredited college or university7. Certificate of Indian Blood8. FNA9. Official transcript from college10. Fully completed application11. Letter of admission
Contact:San Carlos Apache Tribe Higher Education ProgramP.O. BOX 0
SENECA NATION HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMDeadline: May 20th, June 15th, and December 31st
Amount: $5,000 maximumRequirements: Enrolled member of Seneca Nation of Indians, minimum GPA 2.0Contact:
Higher Education ProgramP.O. Box 231Salamanca, NY 14779http://www.sni.org
SEG FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMDeadline: March 1st
Amount: $5,000-$12,000Field of Study: GeophysicsRequirements:
1. Complete Application2. Attending high school and planning to enter college 3. Undergraduate or graduate student whose grades are above average4. Student’s financial need will be considered
Contact:Scholarship CommitteeSEG FoundationP.O. BOX 702740Tulsa, OK 74170-2740http://www.seg.orgApplication Form: http://www.seg.org/business/foundation/pdf/ScholarshipApp2004.pdf
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION OFFICE OF FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTSThrough the Office of Fellowships and Grants, the Smithsonian Institution offers in-residence fellowships and internships for research and study in fields actively pursued by its museums and research organizations. Fellowships are offered to encourage access to the Smithsonian collections, staff specialties, and reference resources by visiting scholars, scientists, and graduate students. An internship at the Smithsonian Institution is a prearranged, structured learning experience scheduled within a specific time frame. The experience must be relevant to the intern's academic and professional goals, and to research and museum activities of the Institution. An internship is performed under the direct supervision of Smithsonian staff. Contact:
http://www.si.edu/research+study
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITY SCHOLARS PROGRAMNumber: 00313, Smithsonian-Native American Community Scholar Awards Synopsis: Awards enable Native American scholars who are formally or informally related to a Native American community or tribe, to undertake individually designed research projects related to Native American topics, using the sponsor's Native American resources. Awards provide a stipend of $75 per day, travel allowance, and a small research allowance for up to twenty-one days. Objectives: Support is provided for Native American scholars to pursue research related to Native American topics using the sponsor's Native American collections and resources. Restrictions: Applications deadlines are: October 1, to begin research after February 1; February 1, to begin after June 1; and June 1, to begin after October 1. Eligible applicants are Native American students
or scholars who are formally or informally affiliated with a Native American community or tribe. Awards provide a stipend of $75 per day for up to twenty-one days, travel allowance, and a small research allowance. Application materials are available. Keywords: Native AmericansContact:
Office of Fellowships and Grants 955 L Suite 7000 Washington, DC 20560-0902(202) 287-3271 (202) 287-3691 [email protected] http://www.si.edu/research+study
SOCIETY FOR AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY (SAA)SAA Arthur C. Parker Scholarship & NSF Scholarships for Archeological Training For Native Americans and Native HawaiiansDeadline: December 15th
Amount: $3,000Field of Study: ArchaeologyRequirements:
1. Enrolled in an accredited university2. Completed application 3. Letter of recommendation4. Personal statement
Contact:Society for American Archaeology 900 Second Street NE #12 Washington, DC 20002-3557 (202) 789-8200 (202) 789-0284 [email protected]://www.saa.org/aboutSAA/awards/ACParker/
SOCIETY OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS (SME)William E. Weisel ScholarshipDeadline: June 1stAmount: Number of $1,000 awards varies.Field of Study: Manufacturing Engineering/Technology: Robotics/Automated SystemsRequirements:
1. Scholarships for full-time undergraduate students who have completed at least 30 credit hours and are planning a career in robotics/automated systems.
2. Must have a GPA of at least 3.5 and be a US or Canadian citizen. Contact:
William E. Weisel Scholarship SME Manufacturing Engineering Education FoundationOne SME DriveP.O. Box 930Dearborn, MI 48121http://www.sme.org
SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERSDeadline: VariesAmount: Varies Field of Study: Engineering or Computer ScienceRequirements: See website for detailsContact:
MENSA SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: January 31stMajors: All fields of studyAmount: $500Requirements: Obtain application and instructions in November from local chapters.Contact:
728 East GlendaleSanta Ana, CA 92711-1191
STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE EDUCATION DEPARTMENTDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Must be a Stoskbridge-Munsee Tribal memberContact:
Drawer 1Bowler, WI 54416(715) 793-4111http://www.mohican-nsn.gov
SUSSMAN-MILLER EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE FUNDDeadline: July 1st
Amount: $500-$2,500Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Be a New Mexico resident2. Personal statement3. Official transcript
TALBOTS WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIP FUNDDeadline: January 15th
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Enrolled in full time or part time undergraduate course work2. Have at least two semesters remaining to complete their undergraduate degree3. Be women who have earned a high school diploma or GED on or before September 1994
TARGET ALL-AROUND SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: November 1st
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Eligible students include high school seniors, high school graduates, and current college students age 24 or under
2. Enrolled in a full time undergraduate course of study3. Number of community volunteer service hours4. Applicant’s list of volunteer leadership awards and honors5. Appraisal form completed by volunteer supervisor or leader6. Applicant’s short essay on volunteer service7. GPA of 2.0
Contact:1-800-537-4180 ask for Target All-Around Scholarship Program Managerwww.target.com
TECHFORCE SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
3 West 35th St.New York, NY 10001-2281(212) 279-2626
Amount: $1,000 - $5,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Full or part time students age 30 and under2. Enrolled at an accredited college or university3. Student should be involved as activists, artists, or cultural workers working on issues such as
racism, homophobia, sexism or other forms of inequality.Contact:
Third Wave FoundationScholarship Program for Young Women116 East 16th Street, 7th FloorNew York, NY 10003(212) 388-1898(212) 982-3321 [email protected]/3wave.htm
Higher Education ServicesP.O. Box 837Sells, AZ 85634(520) 383-2221
TOYOTA COMMUNITY SCHOLARSDeadline: December 5th
Amount: $5,000-$10,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. High school senior with 3.0 minimum GPA2. Actively involved in community service3. Plan to attend a 4-year University
Contact:Scholarship and Recognition Programs Educational Testing Service Rosedale Road MS 86DPrinceton, NJ 08541http://www.toyota.com/about/community/education/scholars.html
TRUMAN D. PICARD SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: January 30th
Amount: $1,200 for graduating high school seniors; $1,800 for students currently attending an institution of higher education.Field of Study: Natural ResourcesRequirements:
1. Letter of Admission demonstrating interest in Natural Resources, Commitment to education, community/culture, Academic merit, and financial need. The education committee reviews and ranks the application. All four points should be addressed in the letter. The letter may be up to two pages in length.
2. Resume3. Three letters of reference4. Validated enrollment in a federally recognized Tribal or Native Alaskan Corporation
Intertribal Timber CouncilAttn: Education Committee1112 NE 21st AvenuePortland, OR 97232-2144(503) 282-4296(503) 282-1274 [email protected]
TRY SCHOLARSHIP GRANTDeadline: NoneAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
c/o Native American Student ProgramUniversity of California, RiversideRiverside, CA 92521(714) 787-4143
TYLENOL SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: April 30th
Amount: 510 awards ranging from $1,000 - $10,000Field of Study: All areas of studyRequirements: Must be a freshman, sophomore, or junior attending any college, vocational or technical school. Based on leadership responsibilities in community/school activities and grade point averages. Offered annually.Information and applications will be available throughout the month of October in stores where Tylenol products are sold.Contact:
Tylenol Scholarship Mcneilab, Inc.Scholarship OfficeFort Washington, PA 19034http://www.tylenol.com/scholarship/
U. MAGAZINE / CANON SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: June 28th
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: All areas of studyRequirements:
1. Undergraduates who have a GPA of 3.20 or higher.2. Must be a participant of co/extra-curricular activities.
Contact:U. Magazine/Canon ScholarshipsU. Magazine and Canon1800 Century Park East #820Los Angeles, CA 90067
U. MAGAZINE / GEO SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: June 28th
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: All areas of study Requirements: Undergraduates who have a minimum GPA of 3.20, participate in extracurricular activities and can demonstrate financial needContact:
U. Magazine and Geo1800 Century Park East #820Los Angeles, CA 90067
UMATILLA TRIBEDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
Chairman, Umatilla Indian ReservationP.O. Box 638Pendleton, OR 97801http://www.umatilla.nsn.us/
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST OF COMMISSION FOR RACIAL JUSTICESPECIAL HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AWARDSType of Aid: GrantDeadline: August 1st for Fall, January 1st for SpringAmount: $200 per semester, need-basedRequirements: Open to minority undergraduate students.
1. United Church of Christ members 2. Non-United Church Christ members attending United Church of Christ affiliated institutions. 3. Minority students. 4. Transfer students who are one of the above.
Comments: The Special Higher Education Program is part of the United Church of Christ Commission for Racial Justice. The goal of the Special Higher Education Program is to assist students of color through placement, funding, referral and counseling. Participants in the program have traditionally been average and below average students, many from low-income families and communities, who posses the potential for academic achievement in a higher learning situation.Contact:
United Church of Christ Commission for Racial JusticeSpecial Higher Education ProgramCarmen Williams, Program Coordinator700 Prospect AvenueCleveland, OH 44115
UNITED METHODIST STUDENT LOAN PROGRAMDeadline: Varies by scholarship (April-June)Amount: $2,500Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Active, full member of United Methodist Church for at least one year2. US citizen3. Admitted to a degree program in a accredited college or university4. Maintain a 2.5 GPA
Contact:General Board of Higher Education and MinistryOffice of Loans and ScholarshipsP.O. BOX 340007Nashville, TN 37203-0007(615) 340-7344(615) 340-7367 Faxwww.gbhem.org
UNITED SOUTH & EASTERN TRIBES, INC.Deadline: April 30th
Amount: $500Requirements: Enrolled member of a USET tribeContact:
USET Scholarships1101 Kermit Dr., Suite 302Nashville, TN 37217(615) 361-8700http://www.usetinc.org/
UNITED STATES INSTITUTE OF PEACENational Peace Essay ContestDeadline:Award: $1,000-$10,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Write a 1500-word essay on democratization2.
Contact:1200 17th Street NWWashington, DC 20036(202) 429-3854www.usip.org/ed/npec/index.shtml
UNITY SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: December 6th
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. AZ resident2. Graduated or have graduated in the top 25 % of his / her high school class, or have a minimum 3.0
GPA3. Maintain 12 credit hours4. Application form completed5. Copy of tribal enrollment6. High school or college transcript7. Personal essay8. Letter of reference
Contact:UNITY842 N. ChollaChandler, AZ 85224www.unityinc.org
US DEPT OF AGRICULTURE1890 National Scholars ProgramThe US Dept of Agriculture and 17 HBCU's are offering scholarships to attend the 17 schools to study agriculture, food or natural resource sciences. The purpose is to increase the number of students in those fields and to provide career opportunities with the USDA. USDA will require one year of service for each year of scholarship support. Contact: http://1890scholars.program.usda.gov/index.htm
USA GROUP SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMThe scholarship is open to high school seniors or currently enrolled college students. Contact:
Indianapolis, IN 46204-3503 (317) 849-6510 or 1-800-428-9250
UTAH NAVAJO TRUST FUND*For San Juan County-Utah Navajo StudentsAward: Open Field of Study: Open Contact:
151 East 500 NorthBlanding, UT 84511 (435) 678-1462(435) 678-1464 Fax1-800-378-2050http://untf.utah.gov/
UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBEDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
Chairman, Tribal CouncilHigher Education OfficeTowaoc, CO 81334http://www.utemountainute.com/
WALMART SCHOLARSHIPSHigher REACH ScholarshipDeadline: February 1st
Amount: $1,000Field of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Each Wal-Mart store will award one $1000 scholarship, payable over one year, to a local high school graduating senior. The program is administered through the participating high schools. Students must plan to attend an accredited institution. Private and home-schooled seniors are also eligible to apply for this scholarship. Students must not be Wal-Mart associates or have parents who actively work for Wal-Mart Stores. Selection is based on academic achievement, ACT/SAT results, extracurricular activities, leadership qualities, and financial need.
2. Scholarships are awarded to graduation high school seniors in areas where Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. are located. The scholarship money can be used toward the student’s first year’s tuition, books, or on campus room and board.
Walton Foundation Scholarship*The recipient must be the child of a Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. associate who is employed full time (28 hours per week or more) for one year as of March 1* The Walton Foundation Scholarship is a $6,000 scholarship payable over four years awarded to a college bound high school senior. Applications are available starting in January from your location's personnel office. Deadline: Postmarked to Wal-Mart Foundation no later than March 1st. Amount: 100 scholarships will be awarded company wide.Requirements: This is an academic scholarship and applicants will be judged on the basis of grades, financial need, academic record, and ACT/SAT test scores.
Contact:Wal-Mart FoundationSam Walton Community Scholarship Foundation702 SW 8th Street
1. US citizen2. First degree seeking undergraduate3. Enrolled full time 4. Minimum GPA of 2.55. Federally recognized American Indian Tribe6. Students will be required to fulfill 20 hours of volunteer work at a Native American Community either
on or off campus7. Complete application8. 2 letters of recommendations9. unofficial transcripts
Contact:Arizona State University Scholarship OfficeStudent Services BuildingRoom 204Tempe, Arizona 82587Application Form: http://www4.nau.edu/finaid/Scholarship/PrivateDonor/WassajaApplication04-05.pdf
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST SCHOLARSHIP FOR MINORITY STUDENTSDeadline: March 15thAcademic/Career Areas: Any field of study.Requirements: Non-renewable award to introduce a diverse group of students to issued relating to philanthropy, volunteerism, and nonprofit organizations. Must be Native American, Asian, African American, or Hispanic. Contact:
David Williams, Program Coordinator Aspen Institute 1333 New Hampshire Ave., NW, Suite #1070Washington DC 20036http://www.nonprofitresearch.org
WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: October 1st
Amount: $1,000-$10,000Field of Study: Science or Mathematics
Requirements:1. US Citizen2. Write to address below for application packet for criteria
Contact:Westinghouse Science Scholarship1719 North Street NWWashington, DC 20036http://www.siemens-foundation.org
WHITE RIVER APACHE HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: March 15th
Amount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. Higher Education Grant Application2. Copy of 2001-2002 FAFSA/PELL3. Tribal Affidavit4. Letter of Admission5. Pre registration from college6. Office high school transcripts or GED certificate7. Official transcripts from the last college8. FNA9. SAR
Contact:White Mountain Apache TribeOffice of Higher EducationP.O. BOX 250Whiteriver, AZ 85941(520) 338-5800toll free: 877-7APACHE
THE WOMAN’S AUXILIARY TO THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING, METALLURGICAL AND PETROLEUM ENGINEERS, INC.Deadline: February 15th
Amount: Half grant, half scholarship. Loan must be repaid in 6 yearsField of Study: Mining, Geology, Metallurgy, Petroleum, Mineral Science, Materials Science, Mining Economics, and other related fieldsRequirements: Only students who are juniors, seniors, and graduate students qualify. Students must contact representatives in Morenci, Tucson or Miami, Arizona. Contact:
The Women’s Auxiliary to the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers, Inc.Three Park Avenue, 17th FloorNew York, NY 10016-5998(212) 419-7673(212) 419-7680 [email protected]@aimey.org
WOMEN’S SPORTS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPSDeadline: VariesAmount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements: Search websiteContact:
XEROX TECHNICAL MINORITY SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: September 15th
Amount: $1,000Requirements: The Xerox Technical Minority Scholarship provides funding to minority students enrolled in one of the technical sciences or engineering disciplines. This scholarship is available to U.S. Citizens and individuals with permanent resident visas. Scholarships are made available to minorities enrolled in a technical degree program at the bachelor level or above. Students must be registered for a minimum number of courses per semester to meet the requirements of full-time student.Contact: http://www.xerox.com/downloads/usa/en/s/scholar.doc
YAKAMA INDIAN NATION SCHOLARSHIPDeadline: July 1st
Amount: $1,500 maximumRequirements: Personal essay, transcript, enrolled member of Yakama Indian NationContact:
P.O. Box 151Toppenish, WA 98948
YAVAPAI-APACHE TRIBEDeadline: UnknownAmount: UnknownRequirements: Write for more informationContact:
P.O. Box 1188Camp Verde, AZ 86322(520) 567-9207http://www.yavapai-apache-nation.com/
YWCA OF MARICOPA COUNTYHarriet M. Heatherington ScholarshipDeadline: March 1st Amount: VariesField of Study: OpenRequirements:
1. US citizen and Arizona resident2. Female3. Demonstrate financial need4. Good academic standing
Contact:YWCA of Maricopa County 755 East Willetta Street Phoenix, AZ 85006-2796(602) [email protected]://www.ywcamaricopacountyaz.org/
