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AIST Foundation Scholarships and Grants
AIST Foundation scholarships are awarded on an annual basis to talented and dedicated students to encourage them to pursue careers within iron-and steel-related industries. Over US$500,000 is awarded each year through scholarships and grants as detailed below.
Applications for 2013—2014 will be accepted
1 Dec 2012 through 8 Mar 2013
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AIST Foundation Scholarship:
Open to materials science, metallurgical, electrical, mechanical, industrial, chemical, environmental, and computer engineering majors–apply during Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years. By submitting one application, you will be considered for all scholarships listed below, with the exception of the Samson Scholarship specific to Canadian students.
AIST Ronald E. Lincoln Memorial Scholarship—(2) US$3,000
AIST Willy Korf Memorial Fund—(3) US$3,000
AIST Benjamin F. Fairless Scholarship (AIME)—(2) US$3,000 - Awards vary (up to US$6,000 each year)
AIST William E. Schwabe Memorial Scholarship—(1) US$3,000
AIST Smith Graduate Scholarship (AIME)—Awards vary (up to US$6,000 total each year) apply during Senior year.
AIST David H. Samson Scholarship—(1) US$3,000
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FeMET Scholarship:
Open to metallurgy and materials science engineering majors–apply during Sophomore year. By submitting this application, you will be considered for the FeMET, StEEL, and Premier Scholarships.
Year 1—US$5,000
A paid summer internship.
Year 2—US$5,000
FeMET Design Grant—US$50,000 per grant per year
FeMET Curriculum Development Program—US$5,000/per year up to 5 years |
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Steel Engineering Education Link [STEEL] Scholarship:
Open to electrical, mechanical, industrial, chemical, computer and environmental science engineering majors–apply during Sophomore year. By submitting this application, you will be considered for the StEEL and Premier Scholarships.
Year 1—US$5,000
A paid summer internship.
Year 2—US$5,000
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AISI/AIST Foundation Premier Scholarship:
Awarded to the top scoring FeMET and StEEL applications received. By submitting this application you will be considered for either the FeMET or StEEL scholarship, depending on your major.
Year 1—US$10,000
A paid summer internship.
Year 2—US$10,000 |
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Member Chapter Scholarships:
AIST Baltimore Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Birmingham Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Detroit Member Chapter Scholarship
AIST Globe-Trotters Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Mexico Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Midwest Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Northeastern Ohio Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Northern Member Chapter Scholarship
AIST Northwest Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Ohio Valley Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Pittsburgh Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST San Francisco Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Southeast Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST Southern California Member Chapter Scholarships
AIST International Scholarships |
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Don B. Daily Memorial Fund:
To Promote Steel Industry Safety and Health |
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New Junior Faculty Award:
To increase the number of younger engineering professors with a vested interest in the iron and steel industry. The award, open to all technical engineering disciplines, will assist junior faculty in building their research and professional service activities towards obtaining tenure. |
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Endowment Scholarships:
AIST I.E. Madsen Scholarship Fund (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
AIST Morrow Scholarship Fund (University of Pennsylvania)
AIST Farrington Memorial Scholarship Fund (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology)
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Lewis E. and Elizabeth W. Young Scholarships |
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Scholarship Recipients
Questions about scholarships should be directed to Lori Wharrey at +1.724.814.3044.
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