This scholarship aims to support female students who are passionate about STEM fields and have demonstrated initiative through independent or outstanding project work. One award will be given to the top candidate from the United States and one from Canada. The goal is to encourage more women to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) by recognizing and rewarding their innovative efforts and achievements.
Scholarship Details
- One award for the top candidate in the United States and one award for the top candidate in Canada
- No GPA requirement
- Applicants must demonstrate initiative through a STEM-related project (either independent or exceeding assignment expectations)
- Project description can be submitted as a written document or as a video
- Emphasis on creativity, problem-solving, and passion for STEM fields
Eligibility Criteria
- Female undergraduate or graduate student
- Pursuing a degree in science, technology, engineering, or math
- Attending a U.S. or Canadian institution
- Must be 17 years of age or older
Application Process
- Complete the official application form
- Prepare a written project description or create a video answering the following prompts:
- Aspirations – How has this project influenced your career goals?
- Passion – Why is this project important to you?
- Learning – What did you learn from working on this project?
- Application – How does this project relate to real-world challenges?
- Improvement – What changes would you make for better results?
- Originality – Do you have insights that industry leaders may not have considered?
- Representation – What are your thoughts on improving women’s representation in STEM?
- Submit your application and supporting materials by the specified deadline
If you are a female student with a passion for STEM and have demonstrated creativity and initiative through project work, this scholarship is a valuable opportunity to support your educational and professional goals. We encourage you to apply and share your insights and vision for the future of women in STEM.