Scholarships

Lamber Goodnow Injury Lawyers (an award-winning personal injury law firm serving Phoenix, Denver & Chicago) awards several academic scholarships to students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in a range of programs and schools.Follow the links below to find out more about each of our scholarship opportunities:College Scholarship  Two for $1,000 eachNursing Scholarship  One for $1,000Law School Scholarship  One for $1,000Medical School Scholarship  One for $1,000Physical Therapist / Occupational Therapist Scholarship  One for $1,000Summer College Scholarship  One for $1000Summer Law School Scholarship  One for $1000Note: The scholarships will be reviewed through a lottery process.College ScholarshipEach year, Lamber Goodnow Injury Lawyers awards...

Overview After you are admitted to Murray State, applying for scholarships is simple. Two items are required for consideration: the Murray State General Scholarship Application and the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). How to apply - Apply for admission to Murray State. Once accepted you will receive a myGate username and password — you will need these credentials to complete scholarship applications. - Fill out the Murray State General Scholarship Application by February 2, 2026. If you want to be considered for the Presidential Fellowship, submit the application by December 1, 2025. - Complete and submit the FAFSA....

Jay Kennedy Scholarship — overview and requirements Overview The annual Jay Kennedy Scholarship honors the late King Features editor and was established with an initial grant from the Hearst Foundation / King Features Syndicate, along with subsequent generous contributions from cartoonists such as Jerry Scott, Jim Borgman, Patrick McDonnell and many others. Applications are evaluated by the board of directors of the National Cartoonists Society Foundation (NCSF). One recipient is selected from a pool of outstanding college cartoonists each year; the winner is announced in April and is recognized at the NCS Reuben Awards Convention, an event attended by many...

Introduction For over 25 years the Roofing Alliance has driven innovation and addressed key industry needs — from workforce development and training to technological advancement and research. Guided by a mission to support and strengthen the roofing profession, the organization invests in the industry's future through philanthropic initiatives. The Melvin Kruger Scholarship Program is a flagship effort that helps identify, educate, and financially support the next generation of skilled roofing professionals. Program overview The Melvin Kruger Scholarship Program awards funds in three categories using one common application. The three categories are: Accredited University Scholarship, Accredited CTE Scholarship, and Diversity Scholarship....

PPEF Overview PPEF is a charitable, nonprofit educational foundation that provides college scholarships to students whose parents work in the promotional products industry or who themselves are employed by a company in the industry. Since its founding in 1989, PPEF has distributed $4,003,500 in scholarship funds to 2,138 students. In 2025 alone, PPEF awarded $335,000 in scholarships to 180 recipients, including 32 renewal recipients. Eligibility and general rules - Scholarships are open to full-time employees of the promotional products industry and to their dependent children. - Awards are for undergraduate study only. - Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA...

Overview — Paul S. Mills Scholarship History and purpose The Paul S. Mills Scholarship was established in 1984 and honors Paul Mills, who served as the Society of FSP’s second executive vice president. From its founding through 2012, these awards recognized FSP members for their service and encouraged ongoing professional education. In 2013 the board of trustees revised the program to focus on students working toward degrees in financial services, with an emphasis on helping those with demonstrated financial need who might otherwise be unable to complete their studies. Program growth and impact Since its start, the program’s visibility and...

Introduction Each year the Beinecke Scholarship invites roughly 145 colleges and universities to submit a single nominee; up to 20 new scholarships are awarded annually. If your institution is participating and you are interested in being considered, get in touch with your campus liaison to learn the school’s process and internal timeline. Key Deadlines and Submission Instructions - Campus liaisons must compile all nomination documents into one PDF and send that file to the Beinecke Scholarship Program Director by 5:00 p.m. Eastern on the final Friday in March. - In addition, nominated students must email a copy of the Financial...

Overview The Mitchell Scholarship application window opens December 1, 2025, and closes March 1, 2026. Each Mitchell Scholar receives a $10,000 college award, distributed in four equal annual payments of $2,500, plus access to a variety of no-cost programs, resources, and additional funding opportunities during and after college. For the coming cycle, the Mitchell Institute will provide 200 college scholarships across the state — guaranteeing at least one award to a graduating student from every Maine public high school who intends to enroll in a two- or four-year college in fall 2026. Who is eligible - Must be a full-time...

Introduction Since 1994, the Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) has supported people and communities in rural areas served by members of NTCA—The Rural Broadband Association. FRS believes the wellbeing and future of rural places are closely tied to the vitality of the nation. Program overview Each year FRS provides scholarships to rural students entering their first year of a 2‑year or 4‑year college program or vocational/technical school. Applicants must be sponsored by an NTCA—The Rural Broadband Association member company to be considered. One application automatically enters a student for all FRS scholarships. Since its founding, FRS has awarded more than...

Overview Each year at the International Career Development Conference (ICDC), DECA awards more than $200,000 in scholarships to qualifying high school and collegiate DECA members. DECA Inc. manages the scholarship program in accordance with donor-established guidelines, and all awards are determined strictly on merit. How to apply Applications are submitted online through the DECA scholarships portal. To begin an application, create a user profile on the site by selecting "CREATE AN ACCOUNT" and completing the required fields. Attendance at ICDC Winning a scholarship does not require attendance at the International Career Development Conference. Recipients may accept awards without being present...

Introduction and history Architecture shapes human experience by producing buildings and places that reflect, serve, and strengthen communities. In response to Whitney Young Jr.’s 1968 call for architects to embrace greater social responsibility, this scholarship was established in 1970 with an initial grant from the Ford Foundation. It was created to support students who bring diverse perspectives and backgrounds to the profession and to help them complete their architectural education. Purpose and award The Architects Foundation aims to attract, inspire, and invest in the next generation of architects. Through a multiyear scholarship program, the foundation can provide awards totaling up...

The Terry Traditional Scholarship, also known as the Terry Freshman Scholarship, is a financial aid program for Texas high school seniors who have secured admission to any of the Terry-associated public universities in Texas.Associated UniversitiesThe University of Texas- AustinTexas A&M UniversityUniversity of HoustonTexas State UniversityThe University of Texas- DallasThe University of Texas- San AntonioTexas Tech UniversityUniversity of North TexasTexas Woman's UniversityTexas A&M University- GalvestonSam Houston State UniversityThe University of Texas- ArlingtonThe University of Texas- El PasoWhat are the eligibility criteria for Freshman Applicants?A) Proven financial need (as shown by the completion of the FAFSA)B) A history of leadership in school...