This program supports medical and doctoral students in Michigan who aim to improve health care within the state. Past successes within this program have included applied research, pilot programs, demonstrations and evaluation projects. The award offers a $3,000 stipend for projects. Eligibility We welcome applications from students enrolled at any of Michigan's accredited universities. You are ineligible if: Your project is mostly complete when you apply. You have received this award before. You are a Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan employee, or you have a family member who is a BCBSM employee. Your proposed project involves any research involving non-human subjects.

Students who are members of Lake Michigan Credit Union or dependent children of Lake Michigan Credit Union members are eligible for the program (except for LMCU employees, children of LMCU directors, officers or employees.) The parent or student must be a member in good standing of Lake Michigan Credit Union on the date of the application and must also be a member on the first day of the academic year in which the award is used. All applicants must be high school seniors and plan to enter a trade school, college or university in the next academic year. Recipients must submit evidence of acceptance and enrollment in an accredited trade school, college or university before payment will be made. We are anticipating applications from a diverse body of students. These students may include general education students, special education students and students with limited English proficiency. Submit essay.

Current Michigan resident. United States citizen. Female student with a GPA of 3.0 or better. Enrolled (or will be enrolled) full-time in a Michigan university.

MCWT provides scholarships to women who have the interest, aptitude and potential for a successful career in computer science. Current Michigan resident United States citizen. Female student with a GPA of 3.0 or better. Enrolled (or will be enrolled) full-time in a Michigan university.

The Hamilton Relay Scholarship is extended to a qualifying high school student living within one of the states where Hamilton Relay is the contracted telecommunications relay and/or captioned telephone service provider. This includes California, District of Columbia, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia and Washington. In each of these states, a $500 scholarship will be awarded to one eligible applicant.

The Foundation's scholarships offer students a powerful reason to choose a manufacturing focused education. The generosity of our many corporate partners has enabled us to provide millions in scholarships attracting thousands of new students to manufacturing every year. Our scholarships are awarded annually, so students can re-apply every year. Scholarships range from $1000- $6000 and can be used for tuition, books or lab/course fees related to attaining a technical or engineering education. Eligible students include high school seniors, undergraduates, graduate students pursuing degrees in advanced manufacturing and related fields at two- and four-year colleges. In addition, the SME Education Foundation annually offers substantial scholarships to students with at least one parent or grandparent who has been an SME member in good standing for the last two years. The Family Scholarships include one (1) award in an amount of $40,000 and three (3) scholarships of $20,000 each, all payable over four years.

A high school scholarship competition unlike any other. Enter your 30-second TV commercial about the dangers of underage drinking or texting while driving. Middle school classrooms gauge the commercials persuasiveness and ultimately determine winners.

Applicants must be currently enrolled students at MSU, demonstrate good academic standing, and provide evidence of interest in research on Chicano/Latino communities.

The Circle Michigan Foundation will award a $1000 scholarship to a student attending a Michigan higher education institution and who is enrolled in a Hospitality and Tourism program. Full or part-time students may apply.

To assist promising or accomplished potters (who are permanent residents of northwest Ohio or Lenawee or Monroe Counties in Michigan) in obtaining additional education or training in the ceramic arts. Scholarship recipients may obtain such education or training at any United States college, university or nonprofit institution offering courses in pottery. The organization must be a 501(c)(3) (nonprofit) entity. Funding from the Edith Franklin Pottery Scholarship covers educational expenses only, including tuition, registration, fees, etc. Personal expenses and transportation costs are not considered covered expenses. Applicants must be U.S. citizens.