Since 1971, The American Legion Department of Ohio has awarded scholarships to deserving students to assist them with the ever-increasing costs associated with higher education. Any accredited institution of higher learning with a program of education or a vocational objective qualifies. Eligibility: (1) Be a Legionnaire in good standing OR Be a direct descendant of […]
These merit based, nonrenewable scholarships will be given to undergraduate students enrolled at an Ohio public or private college/university/community college who can demonstrate their knowledge and commitment to careers in environmental sciences or environmental engineering. Students must be entering their Junior or Senior year. Awardees will be selected by the Academy appointed panel. Scholarships may be used […]
Award of $2500 awarded to one man and one woman who submit a winning paper, sermon, or other special project on some aspect of Universalism. Applicant must be pursuing masters in Divinity degree.
The Ora Frishberg Saloman Fund is named in honor of Ora Frishberg Saloman, known for her path-breaking scholarship and graduate teaching, notably research in nineteenth-century trans-Atlantic connections between European and American music criticism and reception history. The award is to be given annually to one or more doctoral students at or graduates of North American […]
This Service Scholarship provides a graduate student in the geosciences with funding for research, tuition or books. The recipient will be required to participate in two service events (e.g. AWG outreach activities) within a year following receipt of the award.
This Service Scholarship provides an undergraduate student in the geosciences with funding for research, tuition or books. The recipient will be required to participate in two service events (e.g. AWG outreach activities) within a year following receipt of the award.
The Graduate Research scholarship will go to an eligible female graduate student from the AWG Osage Chapter area in order to support her research in the geological sciences. Funds may be used for field expenses, non-standard laboratory materials, laboratory analyses, or stipends for undergraduate assistance in the field or lab.
The Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundations provides tuition scholarships for OMS II,III & IV students. Award restricted to residents of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon & Washington. The number and amounts of awards varies annually.
$2000 scholarship open to MTS members with an interest in marine instrumentation who are undergraduate or graduate students currently enrolled full time in an academic institution.
Award to encourage/support research and writing that considers the participation of Native Americans, African-Americans, and others in maritime activities.