This scholarship aims to honor the impact of Joanne Pransky by supporting women in robotics throughout their education, with many thanks to contributions from Joanne's friends, family and the generous assistance of The Joseph F. Engelberger Foundation and A3 Robotics, the Association for Advancing Automation.
Scholarship Details
- Open to female-identifying high school, two-year, four-year undergraduate, and graduate students
- Must have an interest in working in the field of robotics
- Award amount and number of awards may vary
Eligibility Criteria
- Must identify as female
- Must be a high school student, undergraduate student, or graduate student
- Must demonstrate an interest in working in robotics
Application Process
- Write a short science fiction story about the challenges or opportunities of robotics in the near future
- Ensure the story reflects creativity, innovation, and understanding of robotics
- Complete the scholarship application form
- Submit all materials before the specified deadline
Any female-identifying high school, two or four-year undergraduate or graduate student who is interested in working in robotics may apply for this scholarship. To apply, write a short science fiction story about the challenges or opportunities of robotics in the near future.
