AmericanScholarship - Update on Scholarships in America

Sparking a love for science and inspiring the next generation of inventors, Motorola and the Motorola Foundation cultivate the skilled scientists and engineers needed to create tomorrow’s breakthrough ideas.

In 2007, the Motorola Foundation will provide US$3.5 million in Innovation Generation grants to U.S. initiatives that inspire young people, particularly girls and underserved minorities, to embrace
science, technology, engineering and math.
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Deadline is May 31.

For a student who is pursuing a major in the field of Engineering, excluding computer engineering, must be a US Citizen and born in the United States. In addition, the student must meet the Leadership 1000 Scholarship guidelines.
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Complete the Tehama County CattleWomen’s College Scholarship Application for Children of Tehama County Ranchers, Farmers or Agricultural Professionals and Submit by May 1, 2007. (more…)

The Indian Health Career Awards (ICHA) Program started in 1975 from American Indian students as a source of funds to meet small, but significant school needs, as well as, a way to recognize achievement and further motivate student interest in health careers. The IHCA committee determines eligibility up to $700 award for Spring or Fall semesters for full or part-time students. Decisions will be made by factors as proven interest, scholarship, achievements, recommendations, need and other criteria deemed important by the committee. (more…)