The ACES Education Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that gives scholarships and awards in order to support and encourage editors with their education and careers.
Scholarship Details
- Operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
- Has awarded nearly 150 scholarships since 1999
- Awards six scholarships annually, including the Bill Walsh Scholarship and the Aubespin Scholarship
- Provides support to both undergraduate and graduate students with a passion for editing
Eligibility Criteria
- Open to undergraduate and graduate students pursuing a passion for editing (for scholarships)
- Diversity Fellowships open to early- and mid-career professionals in editing and communication
- Mentor Award recognizes experienced journalism professionals who demonstrate consistent mentorship
Application Process
- Review scholarship or fellowship details and requirements on the ACES Education Fund website
- Complete the application form during the open application window
- Provide all required materials, such as transcripts, recommendations, or essays (requirements vary by program)
- Submit materials online by the stated deadline
- Await review and notification of award results
Since 1999, the ACES Education Fund and its predecessor have awarded nearly 150 scholarships to undergraduates and graduate students who have a passion for editing. These include the Bill Walsh Scholarship and the Aubespin Scholarship. The ACES Education Fund awards six scholarships every year.
