Scholarships

Introduction PEF offers two named scholarships that support members and their families: the Joseph Scacalossi Scholarship and the Jean DeBow Women in PEF Scholarship. Below are the program details, eligibility requirements, and application deadlines. Joseph Scacalossi Scholarship Founded in 1988 as a tribute to a member of the state Department of Labor who helped establish PEF and advocated for his colleagues in Manhattan, the Joseph Scacalossi Scholarship provides multi-year financial support to students. Each year ten recipients are selected; each student receives $1,000 per year for four consecutive years. Learn about the 2025 recipients on PEF’s website. The 2026 application...

Introduction These scholarships provide financial assistance throughout the academic year for education-related expenses to active CTA members, dependent children of CTA members, and members of CTA Aspiring Educators (CTA-AE, formerly Student CTA). How to Apply - A complete submission includes: the online application, two recommendation forms, and unofficial transcripts. - If you are applying as a Dependent Child or as a CTA Aspiring Educator, email your unofficial transcripts to scholarships@cta.org. Eligibility and Award Details Dependent Children (General) - Up to 56 scholarships are awarded; each may be worth as much as $5,000. - Special named awards for the top three...

Attend the college, trade, or graduate program of your choice in 2025–2026 with scholarship awards up to $20,000. Next application window: January 5 to February 9, 2026 Overview - Awards available up to $20,000 to support attendance at a two- or four-year college, accredited trade school, or graduate program for the 2025–2026 academic year. - This is a competitive scholarship program; submitting an application does not guarantee an award. How the selection process works 1. Submit your application - Applications are checked for completeness and to confirm basic eligibility. Applicants pursuing the $10,000 or $20,000 awards must also provide financial...

Overview This annual scholarship program is available to International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) members and their children residing in the United States and Canada. The awards are funded solely from the IAM Scholarship Fund, which was created by delegates at the 1960 IAM Grand Lodge Convention. Details, eligibility rules, and application procedures are set forth in this Announcement. The competition A Selection Committee evaluates eligible applicants and awards scholarships that support either pursuit of a bachelor’s degree or completion of a two-year vocational/technical certification program. Award amounts and duration - IAM members: $2,000 per academic year. Awards...

Introduction Energy Southeast will offer scholarships to qualified Alabama students whose parent or legal guardian receives electric service from an Energy Southeast Member utility. Awards are intended for graduating high school seniors who plan to enroll in an accredited four-year college or university, community college, or vocational/trade school located in Alabama. Availability and Award Amount A total of 44 scholarships will be awarded, each in the amount of $2,500. Eligibility - Applicant must be a graduating high school senior. - The student must be a dependent of a parent and/or legal guardian who is an electric customer of an Energy...

Eligibility and overview - Scholarships are open to graduating high school seniors who currently attend one of the following Baldwin County, Alabama schools: Foley High School, Elberta High School, Robertsdale High School, Gulf Shores High School, Orange Beach High School, or Gulf Coast Christian Academy. - All submissions must be completed through the AwardSpring application portal. - Submission of an application does not guarantee a scholarship award or even consideration for one. Application follow-up and payment timing - Scholarship checks are issued starting the second week of July each year, provided you have satisfied any required follow-up items in the...

Introduction and timeline - All applications — including scholarship, internship, and fellowship submissions — must be filed by February each year. The Fund’s Board of Directors reviews all entries, and award recipients are announced in April, frequently timed to coincide with the late Congressman’s birthday. - About the Fund: Established in 1977, the scholarship program honors the legacy of the late Alaskan Congressman Nicholas J. Begich. Mr. Begich arrived in Alaska in 1956 as a teacher and believed strongly that education is both a right and a privilege that should be accessible to everyone. Who is eligible - Applicants must...

Overview The ATIA Foundation offers two scholarship opportunities for Alaskan residents who are pursuing or working in the visitor industry: the Foundation Student Scholarship and the Professional Development Scholarship. Below are the eligibility criteria, award details, and application instructions for each. Foundation Student Scholarship Eligibility and purpose - Available to Alaskan residents who are enrolled in—or plan to enroll in—an educational program that prepares them for a career in tourism. - Awards, if made, will be paid directly to an accredited educational institution on behalf of the recipient. Award use - Scholarship funds are intended to support coursework and study...

Introducing the Chugach Heritage Foundation Scholarship Program, a platform that provides financial assistance to students pursuing various levels of education, including Associate, Bachelor, Graduate/PhD degrees, vocational certificates, job training, and potential internship opportunities.Vocational ScholarshipThis scholarship caters to students enrolled in any recognized vocational, certificate, or license-based training program.Under this scheme, students can avail up to $5,750 within a calendar year.Application Deadlines are as follows: June 1st for June-September programs, and September 30th for October-December programs.College ScholarshipThis scholarship is designed for students pursuing an associate or bachelor degree at an accredited college or university.Students can receive up to $5,750 per academic...

Overview Sealaska annually provides hundreds of merit-based scholarships — both full- and part-time — to support emerging leaders from our community. Since the program began, we have distributed roughly 11,000 scholarships, totaling about $20 million. Eligibility Applicants must satisfy all of the following: - Meet the definition of Alaska Native as “Native” under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, 43 U.S.C. 1602(b). - Be enrolled in Sealaska Corporation, OR be a Native lineal descendant of an Alaska Native who is enrolled in Sealaska Corporation (ownership of Sealaska stock is not required). - Have a minimum GPA of 2.0 for undergraduate...

Applicants who are eligible must reside in or be enrolled in an educational institution within the United States or its territories, in accordance with the specific criteria outlined in our Memorandums of Understanding (MOU’s) with our benefactors.GUIDELINES FOR FILLING OUT THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONEnsure that the application is filled out either by typing or by writing in a clear and legible manner. Only fully completed applications that are signed and accompanied by all necessary documents will be taken into consideration. The following items should be included with the filled-out application form.Official copies of your Spring 2025 and Fall 2025 transcripts.Three original...

Intro The HMSA Kaimana Scholarship honors Hawaii high school seniors who demonstrate well-rounded achievement and a commitment to wellness through strong academics, athletic participation, and community involvement. Awarded students may apply the funds toward postsecondary education expenses; student-athletes must follow NCAA regulations if they plan to compete in college. Scholarship benefits Each Kaimana Scholar receives $5,000. The funds may be used for higher-education costs such as tuition, room and board, airfare to and from the airport closest to your school, books, or a laptop/desktop computer. Eligibility (must meet all) - Be a Hawaii high school graduate in 2026. Your GPA...