Scholarships

Description 

The National Fluid Power Association is offering $2,000 scholarships help students enrolled in high schools, technical colleges and engineering schools pursue their interests in fluid power. 

Deadline 

We will accept applications from January 1, 2022 through April 3, 2022. Click here for the application link.

Eligibility

Scholarships are available to students enrolled in an accredited U.S. school with 9 credit hours or the equivalent, who have earned a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale cumulative and who are taking, or plan to take, a minimum of one fluid power course.

High School Seniors: You must provide an admission letter from the University or Tech School Engineering Department providing enrollment.*

College Seniors/Graduating Applicants: Students graduating in May or June of the current year may not apply for a scholarship, unless enrolled in a four year school in the next (fall) semester.  An acceptance or admission letter must accompany the application and the student must show enrollment and/or completion of at least one fluid power course.*  Four-year school graduates pursuing a Master's Degree are not eligible for this scholarship.

*If an admission letter is not provided with an application that is selected, it must be submitted before the scholarship award will be issued.

Requirements

One letter of recommendation, examples include:

• Fluid power, science, math or technology instructor
• Principal, dean or career counselor
• Non-related adult who knows you (outside of your school)

450-500 word typed essay (dated and signed). The essay should cover:

• Why you chose to learn about fluid power (describe your career aspirations)
• What impact you think you can have on the fluid power industry
• Career goals/leadership roles/extracurricular activities
• Awards you have been given
• Community service

Note: Your essay will be evaluated based on grammar, spelling, proper length and content. Please give great care to the essay.

For more information, contact Amy Zignego.

2021 Scholarship Recipients

	2021
	Ashleigh Creeger Spokane Community College Spokane, Washington
	Ben Quade Iowa State University Ames, Iowa (Raymond F. Hanley Memorial Award)
	Brendan McCluskey Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia
	Dana Nestrick Triton College River Grove, Illinois
	Elizabeth Lincoln University Of Missouri – Columbia Columbia, Missouri
	Evan Bartelsen University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wisconsin
	Joleen Nush Spokane Community College Spokane, Washington (Robert Mackey Memorial Award)
	Luke Wille Iowa State University Ames, Iowa
	Max Kolesnikov Moraine Valley Community College Palos Hills, Illinois
	Michael Glochowsky Triton College River Grove, Illinois
	Natalie Pecaro Triton College River Grove, Illinois
	Reagan Lawson California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, California
	Sawyer Newman Purdue University Northwest Hammond, Indiana
	Seth Leighton Spokane Community College Spokane, Washington
	Zoe Kulphongpatana University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas