Scholarships

Indiana LICA $2,000 Scholarship — Rules and Requirements Overview This scholarship provides awards of $2,000 each to eligible members and their families connected with Indiana LICA. Up to three recipients may be chosen each year. Applicants will be informed of their status by September 1st, and award checks will be issued by September 15th. Who may apply - Indiana LICA Regular Members and Junior Members - Spouses, children, and grandchildren of Indiana LICA Regular or Junior Members Eligibility and academic status Applicants must be one of the following: A. Currently enrolled in a college or university, or B. A high...

Overview The NGAM Scholarship provides financial assistance to support scholastic achievement by helping eligible recipients cover education-related costs. Awards are issued for a single academic year and may be applied toward study at any accredited college, university, or vocational institution. Eligibility - Membership requirement: Either the applicant who is a Maryland National Guard member or the sponsoring guard member must hold current membership in the National Guard Association of Maryland (NGAM) or the Maryland Enlisted Association of the United States. - Who may apply: Maryland National Guard members and their dependents enrolled as full-time or part-time students are eligible. -...

Description The Colville Tribal Education Assistance Program (CTEAP) provides financial support to enrolled Colville Tribal members pursuing post-secondary education. It assists students attending accredited business and commercial schools, vocational/technical institutions, and technological schools, and it supports both full- and part-time enrollment. In parallel, the Higher Education (HE) Grant supplements students enrolled in liberal arts programs at two- or four-year colleges or universities. Together these programs are intended to reduce financial barriers and encourage academic advancement among tribal members. - **Purpose:** Assist enrolled Colville Tribal members in pursuing higher education. - **Supported institutions:** Accredited business, commercial, vocational/technical, technological, and liberal arts...

Description **Program overview** The Iowa Arabian Horse Association (IaAHA) administers an annual, club-level scholarship program to support members pursuing postsecondary education. Awards are granted in two categories and recipients are publicly announced each year at the Iowa Fall Society Horse Extravaganza. The program is intended to recognize both graduating high school seniors and continuing-education students who demonstrate involvement with the Arabian horse community. Applications are reviewed by an education professional and the scholarship committee before a final selection is made. Key takeaways - Annual scholarship program run by IaAHA. - Awards announced at the Iowa Fall Society Horse Extravaganza. -...

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Lawyer Mallon Snyder, along with his dedicated team, is deeply committed to their clients, actively safeguarding their rights and paving the way for their success. We recognize the significant impact of having a staunch advocate in your corner, championing your rights and objectives.We are eager to extend this same level of support and advocacy to the younger generation who are diligently pursuing their dreams. The Law Offices of Mallon Snyder has initiated the Working Student Scholarship, providing $1,000 in financial aid to college students who are either partially or entirely self-funding their higher education. We acknowledge the immense effort and...

Description **Overview & mission** The Kentucky Labor-Management Conference (KLMC) is a statewide forum that brings labor and management leaders together to build productive workplace and community relationships. Founded in 1977, KLMC’s long-term mission is to promote mutual respect, collaboration, and shared solutions across Kentucky’s labor and management communities. The organization supports professional development and workforce initiatives, including a scholarship program to encourage careers in labor relations and skilled trades. Key takeaways - Founded in 1977 to foster labor-management collaboration across Kentucky. - Focuses on constructive relationships, workforce development, and community impact. - Operates a scholarship program to support labor relations...

Wak li si, We are pleased to help you advance your education. If you want to be considered for the Modoc Post-Secondary Scholarship, please confirm you meet the eligibility rules and review the award information and program requirements below. Eligibility - You must be an enrolled member of the Modoc Nation for at least one full calendar year. - You must have a high school diploma or GED. - You cannot have any outstanding balances owed to any previously attended institution of higher education. Important: The Modoc Nation will fund only one degree, diploma, or vocational certificate per student. Available...

The PHCC—National Auxiliary awards more than $30,000 in scholarships each year, typically distributing over 20 individual scholarships annually. All applicants must obtain a letter of recommendation from a PHCC‑National Auxiliary member. Overview and purpose - These funds are intended to help individuals continue their education and career training within the Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, and Refrigeration (PHC‑R) industry. Awards support traditional degree programs and select industry‑specific training or certification courses. Who is eligible - Applicants must be either: - a high school senior, or - currently enrolled full‑time in an undergraduate program (defined as 12 or more credit hours during the...

Introduction We are proud to sponsor the Utah Trappers Association (UTA) scholarship program. Each September at our convention we present two scholarships of $1,000 each. The award is intended for students enrolled in a college program, with preference given to majors tied to Wildlife Conservation and Environmental studies. There is no age limit; anyone seeking to continue their education is eligible to apply. Important deadline Applications for the 2026 scholarship must be postmarked by August 1, 2026. Eligibility To qualify for the UTA Scholarship, applicants must: - Be currently enrolled in a college program (preference given to those studying Wildlife...

Washington Council of the Blind is an all-volunteer nonprofit committed to expanding opportunity, equality, and independence for people who are blind by means of education, public awareness, and advocacy. Why WCB awards scholarships - Provides financial assistance to legally blind Washington residents so they can pursue personal growth and achieve their educational objectives. - Raises the profile of students with legal blindness on college and training campuses. - Encourages the emergence of future community leaders. Scholarship impact In the past six years WCB has granted more than $141,000 in scholarship aid. Since 2019, forty applicants have received awards. Ever since...

Overview This scholarship is intended for students who are members of the New England Morgan Horse Association and who maintain an active role with Morgan Horses. Applicants should be preparing to begin post-secondary education or a training/apprenticeship program in the upcoming fall term. Eligibility - You must be a current member of the New England Morgan Horse Association (NEMHA). - You must demonstrate ongoing involvement with Morgan Horses. - You must be enrolled or planning to enroll in college, a vocational/trade school, or an apprenticeship program for the fall. Application requirements - Submit a fully completed application form. - Include...