Scholarships

Description **Overview** The SAIL Scholarship recognizes law students with strong professional promise and leadership potential. It is administered by the NAPABA Law Foundation and funded through the SAIL Scholarship Fund. Each year the Foundation awards at least one $7,500 scholarship to a qualifying candidate. The scholarship supports students across their second and third years of law school. Key takeaways - Awarded by the NAPABA Law Foundation from the SAIL Scholarship Fund - Recognizes professional promise and leadership potential - At least one $7,500 scholarship is awarded annually - Supports recipients during their 2L and 3L years Eligibility **Who may apply**...

Introduction The American Sociological Association (ASA) invites proposals for the Community Action Research Initiative (CARI) grants. These awards support projects that use sociological knowledge and methods to address problems identified by community groups. Applicants must intend to collaborate with a community organization or community action effort and either hold a PhD in sociology or be enrolled in a sociology PhD program. Who should apply Proposals are welcome from people working in universities, research centers, nonprofit and private organizations, and government agencies. Graduate students may apply, but CARI funds may not be used to support dissertation research. You do not have...

MLA Grants, Scholarships, and Fellowships — At a Glance Overview **Description** The Medical Library Association (MLA) provides a range of funding opportunities—grants, scholarships, and fellowships—designed to support graduate students in library and information science programs and to help practicing health sciences librarians pursue professional development. Awards vary in purpose and scope; some support education, others support continuing education or research. Awards are made only when applicants clearly meet or exceed published requirements. Detailed descriptions and criteria are available on individual award pages. Key takeaways: - Funding supports graduate students and practicing health sciences librarians. - Includes grants, scholarships, and fellowships...

Lenny Scholarship — concise guide Description The Lenny Scholarship is a small, targeted grant created to help young college students with incidental educational costs. It is intended as a one-time award to reduce short-term financial barriers students may face while pursuing higher education. The program is limited in scope and aimed at a narrow beneficiary group rather than broad institutional support. For details about application mechanics and deadlines, consult the program’s official announcement or website. Key takeaways - A one-time, targeted grant for college students. - Intended to cover short-term educational expenses. - Limited scope and focused beneficiary group. -...

Overview Our merit-based scholarships, offered twice each year, aim to encourage and support women pursuing studies related to international trade—this includes fields such as trade policy and negotiations, global business and supply chains, economic development, and related areas. Who is eligible - Must self-identify as female. - Must be currently enrolled (full- or part-time) at an accredited U.S. college or university. - Acceptable academic status: undergraduate students in their junior or senior year, or graduate students. Award details and selection - Each scholarship is $3,000. Funds will be sent directly to the recipient’s academic institution. - Winners are chosen by...

Introduction antibodies-online, in collaboration with Rockland Immunochemicals, Inc., supports emerging scientists through the Joy Cappel Scholars Network. As part of that program, the Impact Scholarship awards students who show promise to contribute meaningfully to the life sciences through research, outreach, or innovative science communication. What the award recognizes Each year two students in the United States receive a $1,000 stipend. The Impact Scholarship honors applicants who demonstrate potential to make a positive, lasting contribution to the life sciences—whether through research goals, community involvement, or creative ways of explaining science. Eligibility - Must be a U.S.-based high school senior, undergraduate, or...

The AORN Foundation offers scholarships to individuals preparing for careers in perioperative nursing, as well as to registered nurses advancing their perioperative education through bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree programs. Eligibility - Students pursuing a career in perioperative nursing. - Registered nurses enrolled in bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral programs to further their perioperative nursing education. Deadline - Applications must be submitted by Monday, June 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. PDT. - There will be no exceptions to this deadline, so please plan your submission accordingly. Submission details - You may save your application and return to it later. - Answers...

Overview The ENA Foundation provides financial awards—grants and scholarships—to support education and professional development in emergency nursing. Post-Award Orientation (Required) Each scholarship recipient is required to participate in a 20-minute virtual orientation after the award is announced. This session covers important details about the scholarship and how funds are disbursed. If the recipient does not attend the required orientation, disbursement checks will not be sent to their educational institution. How to Apply All applications must be submitted online through the ENA Foundation portal at https://ena.smapply.io/. Applicants must register for a SurveyMonkey Apply account to begin an application. All supporting documents...

Introductory summary The Ivo and Renata Babuška Thesis Prize is presented each year to the author of an exceptional Ph.D. dissertation in mathematics that is interdisciplinary in character and may have applications beyond mathematics. About Ivo and Renata Babuška Ivo Babuška (1926–2023) was a Czech-American mathematician renowned for contributions bridging theoretical and applied mathematics, especially in numerical analysis, finite element methods, and computational mechanics. His achievements earned him numerous distinctions, including five honorary doctorates; the Czechoslovak State Prize for Mathematics; the Leroy P. Steele Prize; the Birkhoff Prize; the Humboldt Prize (Federal Republic of Germany); the John von Neumann Medal;...

Purpose The Nellie Yeoh Whetten Award honors and promotes outstanding achievement by women pursuing graduate-level studies in the scientific and technical fields of interest to AVS. Eligibility - Nominees must be female graduate students enrolled at an accredited academic institution on the application deadline. - Candidates are generally expected to remain enrolled (i.e., not have completed their degree) before the award selection is made. - Each individual may receive this award only once. Selection process - After the Awards Committee meets in the spring/summer, ten (10) leading student nominees are chosen to present their research in a virtual interview held...

Description The DeVore Freedom of Flight Scholarship funds initial flight training for college students who train at FAA Part 141 flight schools. It is intended to lower the barrier to entry into aviation careers by helping students begin formal flight instruction as part of their collegiate aviation pathway. The award supports students enrolled in a university- or community-college-based aviation program and emphasizes practical, hands-on training at accredited Part 141 programs. - Supports initial flight training at FAA Part 141 schools - Targeted to students in collegiate aviation programs - Designed to help students begin careers in aviation History of the...

Introduction The Welsh Pony and Cob Foundation operates solely for charitable, educational, and scientific objectives. Its purpose is to support the breeding and use of registered Welsh ponies and cobs; to offer educational and research programs for 4-H, FFA, accredited schools and institutions; to foster excellence in breeding, showing and judging; to sponsor competitions and award programs at local, regional and national levels; to assist research into equine diseases; and to encourage and reward sound horsemanship and sportsmanship. Award Name Mollie Butler / J.D. Orear Memorial Scholarship Field of Study Equine studies or a closely related discipline Eligible Education Levels...