Automotive Women's Alliance Foundation Education Scholarship

$2,500

June 20, 2019

Awards Available: 4

Scholarship Description

Scholarships are at the root of our purpose in Automotive Women's Alliance Foundation (AWAF). As an active professional foundation dedicated to supporting the advancement of automotive professionals, AWAF strives to motivate current and future students studying an automotive-related field. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA in order to apply. For additional information and to access the application form, please visit the scholarship provider's website.

Contact

Scholarship Committee

P.O. Box 4305

Troy, MI 48099

admin@awafoundation.org

tel: 877-393-2923

fax: 248-239-0291

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