Open to African American, Hispanic and Native American Students who are planning to pursue studies in a chemically related field. Must be U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Must be full-time student in high school or accredited college, university or community college. Must excel in science or chemically related field with at least a 3.0 G.P.A..

Criminal Justice, Sociology, Psychology, Political Science, Social Sciences, Forensic Science, Biology, Information Systems, Electrical Engineering Technology Composite and Professional Technical Education majors * Full-time student * 3.5 cumulative GPA * Completed 60 credit hours by the effective date of the award * Must NOT be receiving any state and/or federal financial aid * Submit a 500 word essay explaining why freedom is not free

To be considered eligible for an award, a student must be currently enrolled and in good standing in a post-secondary, degree-granting educational institution in the U.S. and have an expected graduation date that is after January 1, 2011. The student must show evidence of training, skill and interest in both foodservice and the communication arts. The combination of studies and/or work experience in both the foodservice field and the communication arts is necessary. Applicants should have a strong academic record, good character references and demonstrate financial need. Majors considered applicable in the foodservice area include culinary arts, hotel, restaurant and institutional management, hospitality management, dietetics, nutrition, food science and technology, and related studies. Applicable majors in the communication area include journalism, public relations, mass communication, English, broadcast journalism, marketing, photography, graphic arts, and related studies.

* Be currently enrolled in or entering a post-secondary study program leading to a career in manufacturing technology. * Be a full-time student with a minimum 3.0 GPA (for a university scholarship) or a 2.5 GPA (for trade school or community/technical two-year college scholarship).

THE PROGRAM GE Healthcare has established a scholarship program to assist minority students who plan to continue their education in engineering, finance, information technology, pharmacy, or pharmaceutical sciences. Renewable scholarships and paid summer internships are offered to full-time students attending accredited four-year colleges or universities. ELIGIBILITY Two separate awards are offered in the GE Healthcare Diversity Scholarship Program. Children of GE employees are not eligible to participate. Applicants for the 2011 Paul Mirabella Diversity Scholarship: * Must be African American, Hispanic American, or American Indian. * Must be a high school senior currently attending a public or private high school in the Milwaukee, Waukesha, or Madison (Wisconsin) area. * Must be planning to enroll in a full-time* undergraduate course of study at an accredited four-year college or university, majoring in engineering, finance, or information technology. * Must have (and maintain throughout the program) a 3.0 or better grade point average on a 4.0 scale. * Must arrange for the completion of an online appraisal from a third party (e.g., teacher, guidance counselor, coach, etc.). Applicants for the 2011 Johnny Gibbs Memorial Fellowship: * Must be African American, Hispanic American, or American Indian. * Must be a current college student in their second or third year at Rutgers University. * Must be enrolled in a full-time* PharmD program majoring in pharmacy or pharmaceutical sciences. * Must have (and maintain throughout the program) a 3.0 or better grade point average on a 4.0 scale. * Must arrange for the completion of an online appraisal from a third party as well as an online letter of recommendation from a pharmaceutical sciences faculty member. *Full-time study is defined as full-time enrollment for the entire 2011?12 academic year.

1.applicant will be enrolling for full-time study as first-time freshmen at a 4-year college or university 2. plan to major in one of the following: Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, Business Administration, Finance, Marketing, or Design 3. are interested in a career in the automotive or related industries

This scholarship is for high school students actively involved in CTE throughout their high school career. Must plan to enroll full-time at an accredited institution of higher learning. Must have completed at least three credits in two or more CTE courses.

Open to active-duty service personnel, honorably discharged U.S. military veterans, reservists, and National Guard personnel who are disabled because of wounds received during service in Enduring Freedom-Afghanistan or Iraqi Freedom Operations. Applicants must be currently enrolled and attending either a two-year or four-year accredited college or university in the United States. Students may also be enrolled in an accredited distance-learning or online degree-granting program affiliated with a major, accredited two-year or four-year college or university in the United States. Applications will be accepted from qualified freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior undergraduate students enrolled at the time of application either part time or full time in an eligible degree program as stated below. Two letters of recommendation required. Candidates must be majoring in the following or C4I-related fields of electrical, aerospace, systems or computer engineering; computer engineering technology; computer network systems; information systems security; computer information systems; information systems management; technology management; electronics engineering technology; computer science; physics; mathematics; or science or mathematics education. Majors directly related to the support of U.S. intelligence or national security enterprises with relevance to the mission of AFCEA will also be eligible. Selection is based on academic excellence, leadership and financial need.

Open to graduating high school seniors, undergraduate and graduate students who are pursuing post-secondary education for a career in the Audiovisual Industry. Areas of study can include audition video, telecommunications, electronics, technical aspect of the theater, data networking, software development, information technology, television, video, radio. Other majors may be considered if they can demonstrate a relationship to career goals in the industry. Minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale, enrolled 3/4 time (9 credit hours), two letters of recommendation.

Open to all first and second year veterinary technology students in the state of Michigan. Must be a current member of MAVT. Applicant must submit a 500 word essay on the human/animal relationship. Essays will be judged on topic, professionalism, content and grammar.