Scholarships

Graduate level fellowships to enrolled members of a federally recognized American Indian tribe or Alaska Native group OR provide documentation of ancestry to possession of one-fourth degree Indian blood of a federally recognized tribe who are pursuing a graduate or professional level education. To be considered, applicants must be pursuing a master, doctorate or professional degree as a full-time student at an accredited graduate or professional school in the United States and be able to demonstrate financial need.

Graduate and undergraduate scholarships for pursuing a career and degree in fields relating to banking, resort management, gaming operations, management and administration (including accounting, finance, information technology and human resources).

the goal of the Wilson-Hooper Veterinary Assistance Program is to identify and assist young qualified people who love animals and who possess the desire and ability to pursue learning how to care for those animals in the best way possible. Must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized American Indian Tribe or Alaska Native group OR provide documentation of ancestry to possession of 1/4 degree Indian blood of a federally recognized Tribe

The American Indian Nurse Scholarship Award Program (AINS) was started by the Pennsylvania Society in 1928 and made a national project by the NSCDA in the 1930s to give students of American Indian descent the opportunity to pursue careers in nursing. The current goal is to grant a $1,500 scholarship each semester, as long as the student remains in academic good standing. The scholarship money is restricted to tuition and specific academic expenses

supports undergraduate and graduate students. This Program includes financial support, mentorship, paid internship opportunities, and, upon successful graduation, employment opportunities with Intel. Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Electrical Engineering. Chemical Engineering and Material Science will also be considered.

manages and develops education in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). The Scholarship Program is designed to reach out to the next generation of scientists and engineers. Students must pursue a Navy-relevant Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) degree.

Scholarships for undergraduate/graduate work in any STEM related degrees such as Mathematics, Medical Sciences, Physical Science, Technology, Science, Engineering, or Natural Resources.

for students interested in or pursuing agriculture related STEM degrees, with an eventual career in agriculture and/or ranching. Travel to the AISES National Conference and AISES Leadership Summit is required and travel scholarships are available for cohort members. Also included, is a mentorship with current Native farmers and ranchers with meetings both virtual and in person at the conferences.

awarded to American Indian, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, First Nations and other indigenous peoples of North America who are students in higher education. The scholarship was developed by AISES and Chevron to support the advancement of students with technical and leadership accomplishments, as well as a commitment to and passion for the energy field. The scholarship is open to both undergraduate and graduate students pursuing STEM degrees.

scholarships to assist undergraduate, MS and PhD students in financing geosciences field work and research. Applicants must have applied or been accepted into a geoscience field camp at the time of application