Scholarships

Overview The Bria T. Chism Foundation created a scholarship fund through the POISE Foundation in June 2021. The scholarship’s purpose is to offer financial support to nursing students who are pursuing interests in oncology or hematologic (blood-related) conditions. Eligibility Applicants must meet the following requirements: - Be currently enrolled in an accredited nursing program (school, college, or university) located within a 50-mile radius of Kansas City, Missouri. - Maintain at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA. - Students from minority backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply. Award At least one scholarship of $500 will be granted each year. How to apply...

Important: This scholarship is intended only for eligible students who intend to accept employment with the West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) after graduation. It is not meant solely as financial aid. Application instructions - Print clearly or type your responses. - The application must include an original (handwritten) signature. Photocopies of the form are acceptable, but any application submitted with a reproduced or photocopied signature will be disqualified. - All supporting documents must be submitted in their original form and attached to the application. Incomplete submissions or missing original documents will not be reviewed. - Do not send materials...

Description **What the scholarship is and why it matters** Metal Supermarkets is expanding its support for the next generation of skilled trades professionals through a dedicated scholarship program. The initiative targets students pursuing trade careers that sustain critical industries and infrastructure across North America. The scholarship responds to a growing workforce gap in the trades: significant shortages in welding and other skilled roles threaten capacity as many experienced workers retire. This program aims to help recruit and retain talent entering trade education and training. Key takeaways: - Designed to support students pursuing skilled trades in North America. - Focused on...

Description **Overview** The Lily Pabilona Emerging Entrepreneur Scholarship supports Asian American students who are pursuing careers in entrepreneurship while enrolled in U.S. education programs. It recognizes students at the high school and post-secondary levels who demonstrate entrepreneurial initiative and leadership. The award is intended to encourage the development of small businesses and entrepreneurial ventures among Asian American communities. Key takeaways: - Supports Asian American students focused on entrepreneurship. - Open to high school and post-secondary students. - Emphasizes entrepreneurial initiative and leadership. Eligibility **General Eligibility** Applicants must meet specific demographic, academic, and enrollment criteria to qualify. Eligible applicants must be...

Introduction Our Second‑Career Scholarship supports people changing careers to become licensed funeral directors. Each award is $1,500. Up to four scholarships are distributed each year—normally two in the Spring cycle (awarded in late June) and two in the Fall cycle (awarded in late December/early January). Eligibility — before you begin At the start of the online application you must complete the Eligibility Questionnaire to confirm you meet all requirements below: - You are actively enrolled (either part‑time or full‑time, in‑person or online) in a Mortuary Science program accredited by the American Board of Funeral Service Education (ABFSE). - You are...

Description **Program overview** The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) administers a portfolio of national-level scholarships designed to help Army-affiliated individuals access higher education. Awards support undergraduate, graduate, and specialized programs (for example, STEM or fully online degrees) and aim to reduce financial and professional barriers for recipients. These scholarships are positioned to assist career development, credential completion, and the balance between military or civilian responsibilities and academic pursuits. Key takeaways - AUSA offers a variety of national scholarships for higher education and professional development. - Programs cover undergraduate, graduate, and specialized coursework including STEM and online degrees. -...

Introduction Since 1994 the Washington Map Society has awarded a prize in memory of the late Dr. Walter W. Ristow—former chief of the Geography & Map Division at the Library of Congress and a co‑founder and first president of the Washington Map Society—to recognize outstanding scholarship in the history of cartography. The award The winning entrant receives: - $1,500 in cash - a three‑year membership in the Washington Map Society - publication of the winning essay in The Portolan, the Society’s journal At the judges’ discretion one or more additional papers may receive Honorable Mention. Who is eligible Applicants may...

Prize overview The Association for Queer Anthropology (AQA) annually awards the Kenneth W. Payne Student Prize to an outstanding undergraduate or graduate student for exceptional anthropological work that either 1) focuses on lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender topics, or 2) offers a critical examination of sexualities and genders in a broader sense. The prize carries a $500 cash award. Eligibility - Open to undergraduate and graduate students in any of the four fields of anthropology. - Submitted work must have been completed while the entrant was actively enrolled as a student. - Both written papers and visual media (for example,...

Description The National Videogame Museum (NVM) runs a scholarship program that supports the next generation of videogame and technology professionals. The program is intended for high school graduates and undergraduate students pursuing careers in gaming or technology-related fields. There are five distinct scholarships with targeted eligibility criteria and geographic restrictions. These awards combine the museum’s mission of preserving the industry’s past with a goal of investing in its future workforce. Key takeaways: - Scholarships target students entering videogame or technology-related careers. - Eligible applicants include recent high school graduates and undergraduates. - Five separate scholarships are available under the NVM...

Description **Purpose and scope** The Soil and Water Conservation Scholarship recognizes and encourages students pursuing careers in soil and water conservation by providing financial support and mentorship incentives. It targets students at critical career-decision points to help reverse declining numbers of professionals in the field. The award is funded by the Soil and Water Management & Conservation Division through the Agronomic Science Foundation and is administered by SSSA. Its intent is to both reward promise and stimulate continued engagement in conservation careers. Key takeaways - Encourages students to pursue careers in soil and water conservation. - Funded by the Soil...

Introduction The UFCW exists to unite workers in pursuit of improved lives and expanded opportunity. In support of that mission, each year the UFCW Charity Foundation awards scholarships—each worth up to $12,000 total—to eligible UFCW members or their unmarried dependents who are under age 20. Employees of the UFCW (officers and staff) and their immediate family members are excluded from eligibility. Past recipients have pursued careers across fields such as public service, medicine, law, business, and education. Many former winners later served the union as staff, organizers, and community advocates, helping further UFCW goals. Eligibility - Applicants must be either:...

Introduction Hampton Roads Pride is dedicated to making a meaningful difference for members of our community. We are excited to announce that during PrideFest in June 2026 we will be distributing scholarships with a total award pool of up to $40,000. Overview of the scholarships These awards are merit-based and will be evaluated on academic performance and community involvement. The program supports those who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, or Questioning (LGBTQ+), and members of related identities (including, but not limited to, Intersex, Asexual, Pansexual, Two-spirit, Nonbinary, Agender, and Genderqueer). LGBTQ+ allies — people who do not identify...