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The LGBTIQ+ OUTbio Scholarship aims to encourage young adults within the LGBTQ+ community to pursue careers in STEM, particularly in the life sciences. Established by OUTbio, the biotech industry's largest LGBTQ+ professional group, this scholarship supports students who have demonstrated leadership and commitment to advancing LGBTQ+ diversity, equity, and inclusion. Scholarship Details Open to graduating high school students or active students attending a 2-year or 4-year college, technical, or vocational school Funds can be used for tuition and other educational expenses Preference given to students pursuing careers in life sciences or STEM fields Eligibility Criteria Must be 18 or older by August 15th Minimum GPA of 3.0 or GED equivalent Pursuing a degree in a life science discipline or aiming for a STEM-supporting career Enrolled or accepted at an accredited secondary college or university Application Process Complete the online application form by July 15th and submit required documents, including: Contact and demographic information High school and undergraduate information Achievements, honors, and awards Volunteer work and employment history Essay (300 words maximum) One letter of recommendation (not from a family member) Applicants will be ranked based on their academic and extracurricular history, intended field of study, and quality of essay responses. Finalists will be invited to be interviewed by members of the Scholarship Selection Committee Scholarship winner(s) selected and notified – by August 15th.

The American Legion awards between $22,000 and $25,000 in scholarships to deserving baseball players each year. Each Department Baseball Committee may select a player from its department to receive this scholarship. The American Legion will award several scholarships each year depending on the number of applicants and interest earned from the trust fund. Scholarship Details Eight All-Academic Team members receive an additional $2,500 scholarship One outstanding All-Academic Team member receives an additional $5,000 scholarship Department awardees retain their initial $500 award even if selected for additional scholarships Scholarship funds can be used upon high school graduation and must be utilized within eight years, not counting active military service Eligibility Criteria Must be a baseball player selected by a Department Baseball Committee Must be a certified Department Baseball Scholarship Winner All-Academic Team selection is based on performance and recommendation at the American Legion World Series Must graduate from an accredited high school to access scholarship funds Application Process Participate in American Legion Baseball within your department Be nominated by your Department Baseball Committee for the $500 scholarship If selected, your application will be considered for the All-Academic Team Attend the American Legion World Series to be eligible for national-level scholarship awards Upon high school graduation, claim your scholarship and use it within eight years (excluding time spent in active military service) Scholarship recipients will be eligible to receive their scholarships immediately upon graduation from an accredited high school. Scholarship winners must utilize the total award within eight (8) years of their graduation date, excluding active military time.

The Kendra Ruestow Atherton Memorial Scholarship has two options for eligibility. The first option is eligible for college-bound high school seniors enrolled in a public or private high school in Hampton Roads. The second option is eligible for Virginia Tech students. Scholarship Details Open to incoming and current full-time students at Virginia Tech Scholarship funds will be sent directly to Virginia Tech Recipients will be invited to a reception during the academic year in Blacksburg Eligibility Criteria Must be enrolled full-time at Virginia Tech for Fall Can be a high school senior, current Virginia Tech student, or transfer student from a 2- or 4-year institution Must have lost a parent or legal guardian to cancer Must show a strong interest in personal excellence and compassion for others Demonstrated service through school, community, or work activities Application Process Prepare and submit a current résumé Obtain two letters of recommendation from two different roles (e.g., teacher, counselor, coach, clergy, mentor, or work supervisor) Write and submit two essays (each no more than 500 words) Be available for an interview by the scholarship committee if requested Submit to any verification procedures required by the committee Kendra Ruestow Atherton was a cherished mother, companion and friend who lost her battle to a very aggressive form of cancer in November 2012 at age 43, leaving behind 3 beautiful children, 2 sisters, 4 nieces and nephews, and countless individuals who loved her dearly. She was exceptionally caring and compassionate and was dedicated to lifelong health and fitness. In November 2013, the first k5k: A Run for Kendra was held to remember her and to create this scholarship, and the event has become a tradition every November. Since then, we have awarded over $140,000 in scholarships!

Since 2009, the JSR Foundation has provided scholarship support to landscape architecture students throughout the Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Nevada), and has historically recognized exceptional student projects. Scholarship Details Scholarship awards up to $2,500 determined by the Jane Silverstein Ries Foundation Board Two tracks available: Student Project or Community Service Student Project track recognizes completed projects demonstrating excellence in landscape architecture Community Service track supports student work with organizations needing design or research assistance Travel stipends may be available for out-of-state awardees to present at the ASLA Annual Gathering Eligibility Criteria Must be a student enrolled in an accredited landscape architecture program (BLA or MLA) Open to students from Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, and Nevada Only individual submissions are accepted; one entry per student in either track Relatives and collaborators of jury members are not eligible to apply Application Process Download and complete the JSR Scholarship application form Prepare your submission based on the selected track Highlight how your project meets the specific judging criteria for your chosen track Email your completed application and all supporting materials Note any special circumstances or travel needs within your application form The competition is open to all students of an accredited landscape architecture program (BLA or MLA). Only individual submissions will be accepted, and each student is permitted one entry in either category (project or service). Collaborators and associates of members of the jury, and their relatives up to the third degree may not enter the competition.

Each year, the PMMI Foundation awards over $200,000 in scholarships to students pursuing careers in the packaging and processing industries. These scholarships are designed to support the next generation of industry leaders and innovators. With multiple scholarship opportunities, students can apply based on their specific field of study or career aspirations. Most of these scholarships have a March 31st deadline. Others have a July deadline. Inquire with the scholarship provider to determine which deadline applies to the one you have chosen to apply for. Scholarship Details Chuck Yuska Scholarship: Established in honor of PMMI’s former President & CEO, this scholarship celebrates innovation in packaging. Electrical Engineer Scholarship: $5,000 awarded to a student at a North American 4-year college/university focusing on electrical engineering. John A. Kowal Memorial Scholarship: $5,000 awarded to honor a founding OMAC member and support careers in automation. Mechanical Engineer Scholarship: $5,000 awarded to a student focusing on mechanical engineering or mechanical engineering technology. Packaging & Processing Women's Leadership Network Scholarship: $5,000 awarded to support female students pursuing packaging or processing careers. PMMI Scholarship in Memorial of Claude S. Breeden, Glenn Davis, and Art Schaefer: $4,000 awarded to students at 2-year North American colleges. Processing Scholarship: $5,000 awarded to a student enrolled in a processing program at a North American 4-year college/university. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must be enrolled or accepted at a North American college or university Scholarships are available for both 2-year and 4-year programs, depending on the specific scholarship Open to students pursuing careers in packaging, processing, engineering, or automation Additional criteria may apply for specific scholarships, such as gender, academic focus, or family connection to PMMI member companies Application Process Visit the PMMI Foundation website to access detailed information about each scholarship and application requirements Complete the application form for the scholarship(s) you are eligible for Submit supporting documents, including transcripts, essays, or proof of enrollment, as required by each scholarship Ensure your application and materials are submitted by the corresponding deadlines The PMMI Foundation Scholarships provide incredible opportunities for students pursuing careers in the packaging and processing industries. With multiple scholarships available, we encourage eligible students to explore their options, apply, and take the next step toward a successful and innovative career.

Apex Hosting is dedicated to supporting education and the positive impact of Minecraft in learning. We are excited to offer a scholarship for students passionate about this unique educational tool. Scholarship Details $2,000 scholarship towards college tuition. Annual scholarship with drawings in early August. Eligibility Criteria U.S. citizens enrolled in high school or college with a 3.0 GPA or higher. A short essay on Minecraft's influence on education and career development. Application Process Submit an essay (minimum 500 words) alongside your academic details. The scholarship committee will review applications and notify scholarship winners via email. Minecraft has been used in many different facets of education and we want to know how you believe that the game can be further utilized to enhance learning and development. We are interested in hearing your thoughts and experiences about how this amazing game that we love can be much more than just a game.