To promote Aviation Education, Airogenics has listed Scholarships and Awards. For information, please contact the member directly. Airogenics serves as a compilation resource only and does not have specific information on individual awards.

For information send us an email to “AIROGENICS AWARD ITEM”, identify your member organization, then send it to Scholarships@airogenics.com

We are pleased to announce that we will be now accepting applications for the 1st Annual GWW Scholarship. Please visit our website for details. Thank you, Lynda Meeks

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*All Scholarships : a website listing of scholarships and flight training grants FIRST, be aware that the listings below are only selected items submitted by various member groups.

The Wolf Aviation Fund also supports efforts to increase the amount of information available regarding scholarships and flight training grants. The Fund has helped to establish http://www.avscholars.com. We recommend that those interesting in receiving or giving scholarships or flight training grants visit the AVSCHOLARS site at that address. Also see our own scholarships page below for more information.

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Available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft repair program

Eligibility : High school seniors and/or college students For further

details visit online at :

Contact : 4217 S. Hocker Dr., Independence, MO

Phone : 816-373-6565

Cash award : $1,000

Available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in an avionics program

Eligibility : High school seniors For further details visit online at :

Contact : 4217 S. Hocker Dr., Independence, MO 64055

Phone : 816-373-6565

Cash award : $1,500

Named in memory of Bud Glover this scholarship is available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft repair program

Eligibility : High school seniors and/or college students For further

Contact : 4217 S. Hocker Dr., Independence, MO 64055

Phone : 816-373-6565

Ages 13-22. Deadline : June 30. 2 $600 yearly grants, textbooks, SSA memberships. Grants are for learning to fly gliders (only) at a sponsoring Club or Flight School. No SSA membership, no flight experience required. Application is on a form available at most gliderports in the USA, witnessed there, accompanied by a brief essay on soaring. Principal judging criteria: Desire to become a pilot, appreciation of the nature of soaring, financial need, talents or promise in other areas of life.

Eligibility : Students age 13 - 22 For further details visit online at:

Available to students in the two year avionics program at the College of Aeronautics in Flushing, NY. Scholarship is for the duration of the program. The student selected receives $750 per semester with a maximum of $3000 for four semesters.

Eligibility : High school seniors

Contact : 4217 S. Hocker Dr., Independence, MO 64055

Phone : (816) 373-6565

Cash award : $3000

Given by Dutch and Ginger Arver in memory of their son, David. This award is available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft repair program.

Eligibility : High school seniors and/or college students For further

Contact : 4217 S. Hocker Dr., Independence, MO 64055

Phone : 816-373-6565

Cash award : $1,000

Delta Air Lines Undergraduate Scholarship Award Program - the complete application package is in a PowerPoint file in the NCAE file library. Deadline: January 31,2002 (see application form for details - click the Member Organizations button on this NCAE site or use the link below and then choose the link to the file library to access the Delta file). If you need further information, contact the person mentioned in the application, Ms. Beth Seiler at Western Michigan University, College of Aviation or Tony Dennis, Director of Student Recruitment, College of Aviation, Western Michigan University.

Phone : 616-964-4831.

Available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft repair program

Eligibility : High school seniors and/or college students For further

details visit online at : www.aea.net/educationalfoundation

Contact :4217 S. Hocker Dr., Independence, MO 64055

Phone : Phone: 816-373-6565

Cash award :$1,000

This scholarship fund was established in the memory of Ernie Ayer, a native of Maine whose passion for flying led him to a career in aviation. During a long and fulfilling professional life he not only excelled personally but along the way helped many others to discover their potential through the dream of flight. When he died of colon cancer in September of 1999 his many friends in aviation were asked to contribute to a scholarship fund whose goal would be to recognize and support individuals pursuing the technology and skills needed to become future leaders in this most rewarding field. The scholarship will be awarded annually to a deserving individual who has been accepted to a course of study in a professional aviation training program, aviation institution of higher learning, or aviation technical school.

Those in a program at a recognized flight school will receive the award in installments following the achievement of certain goals, i.e; after the first solo, after the first solo cross country flight, after the written FAA exam is passed and after the pilot certificate is received. The applicant may be asked for a progress report from the flight school. For those accepted to a college or technical program, the scholarship will be paid upon proof that the recipient is enrolled and attending classes. A transcript of grades may be requested. For those seeking advanced ratings, the scholarship will be based on records, experience, potential and demonstrated commitment to aviation.

Recipient will be asked to submit a copy of the flight certificate earned upon completion. All applicants will be asked for two letters of recommendation. These may be from the applicant’s school, employer, or members of the aviation community. Additional information or an interview may be required during the selection process. The availability of this scholarship will be made known at flight training schools, several high schools and aviation colleges, and through several sites on the internet. The deadline for applications will be May 1. The recipient will then be selected by the board members and notified on or about June 1.The certificate for the scholarship will be presented later in June.

Eligibility : The scholarship will be awarded annually to a deserving individual who has been accepted to a course of study in a professional aviation training program, aviation institution of higher learning, or aviation technical school.

Contact :Ernie Ayer Aviation Education Foundation, Midland Park, NJ 07432

Phone :(201) 447 4164

Email :TAyer73352@aol.com

Cash award :2 Awards of $1,000

Available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft repair program. The educational institution must be located in Canada.

Eligibility :High school seniors and/or college students For further

Contact :4271 S. Hocker Dr., Independence, MO 64055

Phone :816-373-6565

Cash award :$1,000

Available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft repair program

Eligibility :Available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft repair program For further details visit online at: www.aea.net/educationalfoundation.

Contact :4217 S. Hocker Dr., Independence, MO 64055

Phone :816-373-6565

Cash award :$2,000

Available to high school seniors, and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft repair program

Eligibility :