Niche $25,000 No Essay Scholarship

BEA Abe Voron Award

Scholarship List Amount Amount:
$3,500
Calendar Deadline:
October 16, 2026
Stack Star Awards Available:
3
Eligibility Criteria:
Selected Major(s)
Current Year in School
Age
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Scholarship Description

As the premier international academic media organization, BEA is proud to administer annual scholarships that honor broadcasters and the electronic media profession. These awards support students pursuing excellence in media production, research, and education.

Scholarship Details

  • Three scholarships are awarded each year
  • Each scholarship is valued at $3,500
  • Recipients are announced by mid-December, and funds are awarded the following summer

Eligibility Criteria

  • Must be a student at a BEA member institution
  • Must be entering junior or senior year as an undergraduate, or be a graduate student
  • Must be pursuing studies leading to a career in radio or audio media
  • Undergraduate applicants at BEA institutional member schools must obtain a complimentary membership code from their faculty advisor or by contacting BEA
  • Graduate students should contact BEA to verify whether their institution includes graduate membership

Application Process

  1. Create a BEA profile by setting up a BEA account
  2. Obtain a complimentary membership code if required for your student status
  3. Complete and submit a single scholarship application through the BEA scholarship portal
  4. Your application will automatically be considered for all BEA scholarships for which you are eligible
  5. Wait for scholarship recipients to be announced

The George Voron Company of Philadelphia made electronic test equipment and installed and serviced communications and background music systems, supplying programming for the latter. Abe Voron became a major force in the burgeoning National Association of FM Broadcasters. During the welcome address to their 1968 convention, Abe Voron notes “NAFMB… the only organization in the United States dedicated exclusively to the promotion of FM radio and whose stubborn devotion during those early, lonely years has led FM radio to its present position of universal recognition.”