AFCEA Dayton-Wright Chapter Scholarship

For majors in Information Technology

Purpose
To promote and foster a U.S. reservoir of trained and qualified scientists and engineers in technical disciplines related to United States Armed Forces’ command, control, communications, computer systems, other electronics and intelligence capabilities necessary to defend national interests.

Award - two per year
$1000 per student for tuition, books or other course-related expenses

Eligibility

• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Must have completed at least 30 semester hours (or equivalent quarter hours) and not more than 100 semester credit hours (or equivalent)
• Must have a demonstrated potential for completing the course of study
• Must be pursuing studies in electrical/electronic engineering, data communications, telecommunications engineering, computer science, computer engineering or management information systems.
• If a transfer student, must have completed at least one term as a full-time student at Clark State
• Career goals of students may be considered
• Financial need may be considered
• Leadership activities within organizations and clubs of the College, department or community may be considered
• No applicant may be disqualified because of sex, race, physical handicap or religious affiliation

Application process for first consideration
Submit completed financial aid forms, scholarship application, and official copy of latest transcript to the Foundation Office by the last Friday in March.

Selection process

• Applications will be screened by the Scholarship Committee
• Late or incomplete applications will not be considered
• All decisions of the Scholarship Committee are final

Other
Donor will advise the institution by March of proceeding academic year of availability of funds. Institution will advise donor of the name, class and academic major of scholarship recipient(s) and funds provided to the College during August/September.